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14 clandestine miners killed in disused S’Africa mine

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Fourteen clandestine miners died and eight were injured in a rockfall at a disused South Africa mine. Learn more about the perilous conditions faced by ill Read More: https://punchng.com/14-clandestine-miners-killed-in-disused-safrica-mine/

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