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Mining Safety

Transforming South African mines into ‘zero-harm tolerance’ zones for all workers
Article
/ 28 June 2019

Transforming South African mines into ‘zero-harm tolerance’ zones for all workers

TW Kambule-NSTF Award: Researcher

By Sumiya Ismail
Mine’s safety record fatality-free for five years — until February
Article
/ 27 July 2018

Mine’s safety record fatality-free for five years — until February

Besides Sibanye’s internal investigations, it has held two safety summits and has formed a task team to tackle the causes of the fatalities

By Gemma Ritchie
Workers leak details of potentially lethal conditions at Guptas’ Tegeta coal mine
Article
/ 15 September 2016

Workers leak details of potentially lethal conditions at Guptas’ Tegeta coal mine

The controversial colliery is allegedly flouting safety standards, imperilling workers and reneging on payments.

By Sipho Kings
Marikana was not just about migrant labour
Analysis
/ 13 September 2013

Marikana was not just about migrant labour

The system is on its way out but its legacy endures – in low wages and dwindling union membership.

By Kally Forrest
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Article
/ 9 March 2012

TB control in mines disappoints

The mobility of miners and prevalence of HIV has rendered a large-scale drugs project ineffective.

By Faranaaz Parker
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Article
/ 15 February 2012

AngloGold bears loss in revamped mining safety standards

AngloGold Ashanti has become the latest miner to report a surge in output-disrupting safety stops as it unveiled a fall in fourth quarter earnings.

By Ed Stoddard and Sherilee Lakmidas
New mine safety regulations due in SA by 2012
Article
/ 2 June 2011

New mine safety regulations due in SA by 2012

South Africa is looking at revised safety regulations to help tackle rising mine deaths in the world’s top platinum and a major gold producer.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 January 2009

Miners rescued after 24 hour wait

All 167 mine workers at a mine near Carletonville have been brought to the surface more than 24 hours after they were trapped on Saturday night.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 24 July 2008

Safety first, says Kumba at release of results

Kumba Iron Ore remains committed to zero harm, chief executive Chris Griffith told a results presentation in Johannesburg on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 June 2008

Two dead in Gold Fields mine accident

South African gold miner Gold Fields confirmed on Thursday that two employees have been killed at the group’s Kloof mine west of Johannesburg.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 October 2007

Disaster averted — this time

Mining is and always will be a dangerous business. But every time there is a seismic event, a rockfall, or, as happened this week, a broken lift, a new round of muttering begins.

By Staff Reporter

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