‘We’re seeing fewer crocodiles after the acid spill’ – conservationist
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The African Mining Indaba will look at ways to boost investor confidence through a stable regulatory environment and mining policies aligned with environmental, social and governance factors
The acid mine drainage happened at Khwezela Colliery’s south shaft, which had been sealed, but the volume of water exceeded the maximum capacity for treatment at the dosing site
Residents of Verena C in Mpumalanga have to collect water from a polluted stream after projects costing millions of rands failed