1 min readBy Don Pinnock
Coalition fights to save pristine Limpopo bushveld from huge Chinese industrial land grab
Conservationists, farmers and local communities are fighting to halt a multibillion-rand, high-polluting string of Chinese-owned factories planned for a pristine biodiverse corridor along the Limpopo River. The first coal pit has already been dug.
By Don PinnockSouth Africa
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Conservationists, farmers and local communities are fighting to halt a multibillion-rand, high-polluting string of Chinese-owned factories planned for a pristine biodiverse corridor along the Limpopo River. The first coal pit has already been dug.
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- 34 words · 1 min read
- Published
- October 28, 2026
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- Don Pinnock
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- Daily Maverick