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Post date: 30/03/2022
The site consist of a small informal cemetery situated on an embankment of land directly north of the gravel road which runs parallel to the railway line. It is located approximately 100 meter to the east of at least eight graves all orientated along the east - west axis. Seven of these have cement headstones on their western ends. The inscriptions on those headstones which were still legible read as follow: Isikum Urses Nalunguwe Langomuhlo ka 15 August 1957 Ngo Muhla ka 1958 February ( The rest of this grave stone is illegible , due to damage and weathering) Lethia Masilela . ( The rest of this grave stone is illegible , due to damage and weathering).