Mining companies are breaking their promises – and the state is doing nothing about it

MACUA report finds mining companies are not sticking to their Social and Labour Plans

TotalEnergies aiming to drill in South Africa next year, says executive

French oil major TotalEnergies ss hoping to drill in South Africa next year, once it gets permits, senior vice president for Africa, Mike Sangster, told a conference on Tuesday. The company holds exploration rights over four offshore blocks in the country.

Families of miners trapped since November beg for help

Authorities say it is too dangerous to go down the Krugersdorp mine

Mining, murder, and the machinery of exploitation

The massacre of artisanal miners in Stilfontein exposes the South African state’s violent allegiance to corporate interests and a long legacy of extraction and dispossession.

The making of an eco-warrior and the struggle to give a community a voice

Mining, succulent poaching and drought push species to the brink in the Richtersveld

Photo essay: Among the forgotten mountains and deserted mines of the Northern Cape

Karoo Dust Bowl (Part III) — drought-battered Richtersveld farmers fear destructive creep of mining

Trapped underground with decaying bodies, miners faced a dark reality

Mzwandile Mkwayi volunteered to go down into the shaft to help save the lives of scores of miners.

Operation under way to rescue trapped miners from South African gold mine

The Mining Affected Communities United in Action group says at least 400 men remain trapped in the abandoned mine.