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uan Horn of the Lions passes the ball to teammate Richard Kriel during their 19-32 loss to the Scarlets at Emirates Airline Park in Johannesburg yesterday. Photo Getty Images

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The 10MW solar power plant which supplements the Nampower grid connection in providing electricity to the Otjikoto gold mine is intended to continue producing solar power even after mining eventually stops after 2032.Photo https://b2gold.com/

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