AM SUPPORTING THIS ALL THE WAY. IT IS HORRENDOUS WHAT GREEDY PEOPLE DO
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Higgo Jacobs
9 years ago
The South African Sommelier Association and its members condemn enterprise that is destructive of our burgeoning but fragile wine tourism industry
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CHRISTA VAN ZYL
9 years ago
The geometrical tortoise is one of the rarest tortoises in the world and face extinction. In is know in only 5 geological areas in South-Africa. The Paardeberg Mountain is one of those areas. Please help to conserve this area - one mining site will be 500m from the mountain foot
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A andrews
9 years ago
Awful, destroys our beautiful area, please stop
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Alister Zengenene
9 years ago
Am behind the Paardeberg area.#NoToSandmining
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Yolanda Hamman
9 years ago
Please reverse permission for sand mining on the Paardeberg.
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Jan Carlsson
9 years ago
SAvwie lover from Sweden
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Joshua van Zyl
9 years ago
Short sighted.
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Roberto Allen
9 years ago
Must be plenty of other places to get sand rather than disrupt this important and exciting wine region. Good for exports too.
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Bryn Stephens
9 years ago
This would be a disaster for one of the most beautiful and welcoming places I have ever been. Please dont ruin what I have come to love and respect! There is a whole lot of country out there without having to resort to mining here....
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Ansune Kroger
9 years ago
This is a demoralisation of our people and our soil by the South African government - we and our environment must be protected: Section 24 of the Bill of Rights
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Posy Hazell
9 years ago
Let's protect the Paardeberg
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Charles Martin
9 years ago
Don't touch the beautiful natural world of Parderberrg
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Mare
9 years ago
No to mining
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Jo Schutten
9 years ago
I support the protection of the Paardeberg area against sandmining.
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Amanda Lützeler
9 years ago
Short term profit. Blatant disregard for the environment and people living about 800m from it. Must be stopped!
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Lorette du Toit
9 years ago
This is an internationally recognised wine area, PLEASE don't mine here!!!!!
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Gillian Kerchhoff
9 years ago
Short term profit for a few will bring long term losses for all
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Taryn
9 years ago
We demand that the Swartland Municipal Tribunal reverse its grant of consent use to authorise sand mining activities on the Paardeberg.
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Liz Blumenthal
9 years ago
Another horrible example of money-grubbing greed in the construction industry. Blatant disregard for the environment and residents. Stop this NOW.
AM SUPPORTING THIS ALL THE WAY. IT IS HORRENDOUS WHAT GREEDY PEOPLE DO
The South African Sommelier Association and its members condemn enterprise that is destructive of our burgeoning but fragile wine tourism industry
The geometrical tortoise is one of the rarest tortoises in the world and face extinction. In is know in only 5 geological areas in South-Africa. The Paardeberg Mountain is one of those areas. Please help to conserve this area - one mining site will be 500m from the mountain foot
Awful, destroys our beautiful area, please stop
Am behind the Paardeberg area.#NoToSandmining
Please reverse permission for sand mining on the Paardeberg.
SAvwie lover from Sweden
Short sighted.
Must be plenty of other places to get sand rather than disrupt this important and exciting wine region. Good for exports too.
This would be a disaster for one of the most beautiful and welcoming places I have ever been. Please dont ruin what I have come to love and respect! There is a whole lot of country out there without having to resort to mining here....
This is a demoralisation of our people and our soil by the South African government - we and our environment must be protected: Section 24 of the Bill of Rights
Let's protect the Paardeberg
Don't touch the beautiful natural world of Parderberrg
No to mining
I support the protection of the Paardeberg area against sandmining.
Short term profit. Blatant disregard for the environment and people living about 800m from it. Must be stopped!
This is an internationally recognised wine area, PLEASE don't mine here!!!!!
Short term profit for a few will bring long term losses for all
We demand that the Swartland Municipal Tribunal reverse its grant of consent use to authorise sand mining activities on the Paardeberg.
Another horrible example of money-grubbing greed in the construction industry. Blatant disregard for the environment and residents. Stop this NOW.