South African Police Lower Cage Into Mine to Check if Anyone Left After 78 Died
South African police lowered a camera down more than a mile (1.5 km) underground into an illegal gold mine on Thursday to ascertain if any survivors or corpses were still there after a months-long siege by authorities in which at least 78 miners died.
Despite a few high-profile setbacks, more than half of Africa’s population has seen improvements in their country’s ...
Police operation to stamp out illegal mining by blocking food supplies has turned to tragedy as relatives wait for loved ones ...
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The clampdown on illegal mining cut off food and water to hundreds of miners underground. At least 78 bodies were pulled from ...
Rescue teams in South Africa have stepped up efforts to pull out survivors and the corpses of illegal miners trapped ...
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South African authorities have come under intense scrutiny for their response after civic groups said hundreds of miners have ...
The president wants to invest $88 billion in infrastructure by 2030 — a plan that helped make construction the country’s most ...
The authorities had at one point limited the miners’ access to food, water and other supplies in a blockade that drew ...
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