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SAFCOL Loses R20 Million Annually to Timber Theft and Illegal Mining in Mpumalanga
Organised syndicates and small sawmillers cause nearly R20 million annual loss at SAFCOL, with illegal mining damaging reserves and threatening eco-tourism.
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South Africa: State Forestry Company Troubled By Timber Theft and Illegal Mining in Its Mpumalanga Plantations
Press Release - The South African Forestry Company Limited (SAFCOL) is losing millions of rands from timber theft in its Mpumalanga plantations, and its nature reserves are damaged by illegal mining, threatening eco-tourism business.
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