Talk:Nambija mine disaster

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So yeah, there is not even a lot of information about Nambija itself on the web, because it's so remote. And had I not been there, I would not even have known about the town, let alone the disaster. Lots of the stuff I know is from the locals who lead me there, and through the town and mines (yes, I have been in one, very scary!!), and subsequent search on the web, which kinda comes up with some things, as you can see. If you have more, if you found more, or want to start the article about Nambija itself, go ahead. I will do that some time in the future, if I have enough stuff about it, but if you start, I will gladly contribute.

Sunstarfire (talk) 14:45, 3 August 2012 (UTC)Reply

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