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The Wild Coast's Mining Battle Is Back, And Xolobeni Isn't Backing Down

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A proposed open-cast mine spanning 29 kilometres of communal grazing land across the Tyolomnqa, Keiskamma and Kiwane estuaries has reignited one of South Africa's longest-running environmental battles.

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The Wild Coast's Mining Battle Is Back, And Xolobeni Isn't Backing Down

A proposed open-cast mine spanning 29 kilometres of communal grazing land across the Tyolomnqa, Keiskamma and Kiwane estuaries has reignited one of South Africa's longest-running environmental battles.

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2oceansvibe.com broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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