Horror as mining disaster survivor claims colleagues 'resorted to cannibalism'
Illegal miners trapped nearly a mile below ground reportedly avoided dying of hunger by resorting to cannibalism.
Trapped miners 'resorted to CANNIBALISM to survive': Survivors of South African horror describe how men 'cut parts of legs, arms and ribs for sustenance'
Of the 324 people pulled out of the Buffelsfontein Gold Mine, 78 had perished from starvation or dehydration. The illegal ...
South Africans demand answers after mine tragedy: ‘How many more must die?’
Survivors, rescuers and families of the dead and missing say they have been abandoned — branded as criminals for trying to ...
South African horror story: Miners trapped inside illegal gold mine resort to cannibalism 'out of desperation'
Reportedly, the authorities adopted a hardline approach by cutting off the food and water supply of the illegal miners to ...
Trapped miners ‘resort to cannibalism’ after police block their food and water
Trapped nearly a mile beneath the earth after police blocked their food and water, one recalled how some of his colleagues ...
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South African miner describes horrors for those who spent months underground
(AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) An abandoned gold mine, where miners were rescued from below ground, in Stilfontein, South Africa, ...
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Illegal Mining: The dark heart of South Africa’s mining industry
According to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, illegal mining accounts for up to 30% of South Africa’s gold production ... illegal miners break perimeter fences to gain access to old ...
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78 Miners Found Starved and Dehydrated to Death in South African Police Operation Against Unlicensed Mining
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Dry Zimbabwe hit by blackouts, but renewables still underfunded
Loveness Madangawa prepares lunch over an open fire in Mutare in eastern Zimbabwe - she has an electric stove, but power cuts caused partly by drought hitting the main hydropower station means she has ...