More illegal miners in South Africa resurface from two separate mine shafts

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More illegal miners in South Africa resurface from two separate mine shafts

There’s no telling just how many illegal miners remain in a gold mine without adequate food or water in the South African town of Stilfontein. On Thursday, 17 resurfaced from two separate mine shafts… and they say they were held captive underground. Tshego Fatso Magolego reports.

November 30, 2024