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West Coast fishers say they were ignored when the original mining rights were awarded between 1994 and 1998.

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Five months after an urgent application was filed with the Western Cape High Court, one of South Africa’s biggest diamond-mining companies has responded. Trans Hex is holding its ground, arguing that its mining rights based on renewed environmental authorisations are legal.

Moonstone Diamond Marketing has left Doringbaai, but activists who are taking the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) and the diamond-mining company to court say they expect the miners to pop up further along the coast soon.

An environmental nonprofit has lodged a high court application to stop the firm, Moonstone, from mining near the fishing community of Doringbaai.

To those who live here, it's like a little piece of heaven, boasting pink flamingos, white beaches and blue ocean waters.

To those who live here, it's like a little piece of heaven, boasting pink flamingos, white beaches and blue ocean waters.

Hundreds of illegal diamond miners are operating on West Coast concessions once owned by Trans Hex and De Beers, according to the interim CEO of state-owned diamond company Alexkor.

The Competition Commission of South Africa (CCSA) held its ordinary meeting on Tuesday 29 March 2022, to review and take decisions on matters brought before the Commission by members of the public and corporate applicants, in terms of the Competition Act (89 of 1998) as amended. These matters include, but are not limited to complaints, mergers and acquisitions.  

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