Zama Zamas continue to terrorize Riverlea community

The South African Police Service says strides have been made to curb illegal mining activities in Riverlea in Gauteng. This as the community calls for authorities to redouble their efforts as the area has become a no-go zone again. Zama zamas continue to fight for territory, leaving many fearing for their lives. Residents say the illegal mining activities also compromise the area’s infrastructure. eNCA Reporter Bafedile Moerane filed this report. #enca #dstv403

[@NomD05MZ]

They're arrested and released on the same day.

[@w.s1097]

Corruption is the real reason the issue with the Zama zamas can't be solved.

[@Captian-c2t]

You will find him on the ⛳️ course

[@Captian-c2t]

Call the president

[@aaronrathbone6693]

Ramapoes

[@wolfgiesinger1597]

"The police are still conducting illegal mining operations" Freudian slip?😂

[@NamengNtsepe]

Where is SAHRC now? and atherosclerosis NGO's

[@kaizersuze9000]

Ma se kinders sort die rubbish uit julle ken hoe❤

[@Papito_ZA]

😂🎉

[@duzzitright3084]

Who is the world champion?
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Dricus Du plessis

[@aaronrathbone6693]

There must be police and goverment involvement

[@Ellenbaba]

You. Know. What to do my brother

[@Tinker8531]

Report the illegal Miners to SAHRC, let them investigate, because they quick to defend them.

[@rumbidzainatashashonhiwa1261]

Man looks like Irv gotti.

[@shaunnaidoo326]

Check with SAPS maybe there bank accounts😂

[@Daredevil311-g9l]

Wheres those NGO's???

[@HarmonyLovePeace]

Our government is giving them baked been and oros when they're stuck, so what will stop them from coming back