BCL�s Selebi Shaft back in operation

Wednesday, July 29, 2015

SELEBI-PHIKWE: BCL Mine’s Selebi Shaft is now back in operation after its operations were suspended following investigations into a recent accident that claimed lives of three employees.

The operations resumed on Monday where a prayer session was held at the shaft in remembrance of the three employees and also to pray for improved service across the mine.

Several pastors from different local churches attended the session to pray and give motivational talks to the employees.

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