The Delegation was taken to Kwanotshelwa village, a few kilometers from Coronation mine, and shown where the illegal miners were operating in the processing of high grade coal. The site is a stone's throw away from nearby houses. The fumes, released with the burning of the anthracite coal, have health consequences for the nearby community. People have complained of suffering from respiratory and other related illnesses. The Delegation observed that most of the produce derived from illegal mining is utilized for domestic use and the rest are sold to the community for domestic use. The DMR will be encouraged to investigate whether this subsistence mining should be nurtured.