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Bodies recovered from South Africa mine where many feared dead
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According to the articles, a rescue operation at an illegal goldmine in South Africa has retrieved a total of at least 166 people alive, while more than 100 others are believed to have died from starvation and dehydration. The exact number of bodies is disputed.
It's a criminal activity. It's an attack on our economy by foreign nationals in the main.
It's too risky for private or state workers to go down with the cage because it's known that some of the zama zamas are armed to the teeth, and some of those who emerged have given statements that they were held against their will.
By providing food, water and necessities to these illegal miners, it would be the police entertaining and allowing criminality to thrive.
These miners, many of them undocumented and desperate workers from Mozambique and other Southern African countries, were left to die in one of the most horrific displays of state wilful negligence in recent history.
Illegal mine blockade in South Africa
- Rescuers bring out survivors and dead from South African mine
- Court orders South Africa police to end standoff with illegal miners
- South African authorities blockade mine with 4,000 people inside
sources
perspectives
countries
organizations
- 1.Mines Rescue Services
- 2.Democratic Alliance
- 3.Mining Affected Communities United in Action
- 4.African National Congress Party
- 5.Resolute Mining
- 6.South African Federation of Trade Unions
- 7.South African Police Service
persons
- 1.Athlenda Mathe
- 2.Gwede Mantashe
- 3.Jason Okundaye
- 4.Jessica Lawrence
- 5.Makhosonke Buthelezi
- 6.Nesrine Malik
- 7.Zinzi Tom