Human rights organisation Amnesty International gives mining a pasting, but government comes in for harsh criticism too.
Three platinum mines in the Sekhukhune area of Limpopo have been accused of neglecting social responsibilities to rural communities. The accusations, along with allegations of human rights abuses, appear in a report by Amnesty International released this week.
The report says the government is complicit because the department of mineral resources & energy failed to enforce compliance, leading to people feeling abandoned...A subscription helps you enjoy the best of our business content every day along with benefits such as articles from our international business news partners; ProfileData financial data; and digital access to the Sunday Times and Sunday Times Daily.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Mines, state slammed for neglecting rural communitiesHuman rights organisation Amnesty International gives mining a pasting, but government comes in for harsh criticism too.
Read more »
Mines, state slammed for neglecting rural communitiesHuman rights organisation Amnesty International gives mining a pasting, but government comes in for harsh criticism too.
Read more »
Mines, state slammed for neglecting rural communitiesHuman rights organisation Amnesty International gives mining a pasting, but government comes in for harsh criticism too.
Read more »
Mines, state slammed for neglecting rural communitiesHuman rights organisation Amnesty International gives mining a pasting, but government comes in for harsh criticism too.
Read more »
Disgruntled mining unions gear up for strike at Sibanye-StillwaterUnions decry mine’s ‘intimidation tactics’ and bulked-up security 🔒
Read more »