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Reuters on MSN · 2d

Sibanye workers begin to surface after accident at South African gold mine

By Tim Cocks and Felix Njini JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -Nearly a third of the 260 miners stuck underground following an accident at a Sibanye-Stillwater gold mine in South Africa were brought to the surface on Friday,

289 miners trapped in shaft at South African gold mine

Sibanye Stillwater, which owns the Kloof mine near Johannesburg, said the workers were safe and gathered at an assembly point in the mine that runs 37 miles deep.

The Express Tribune · 1d

Dozens of miners rescued after shaft collapse at Sibanye gold mine in South Africa

Johannesburg-based Sibanye is among only a few South African miners squeezing profits from some of the world's deepest and costliest gold mines. Sibanye is digging for gold at depths of about 3,200 meters (about 2 miles) at the Kloof 7 shaft.

No Fatalities in Sibanye-Stillwater Gold Mine Accident

Stillwater's Kloof gold mine in South Africa left 260 miners trapped underground. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

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South Africa rescues all 260 miners stuck underground alive

Damage to a mine shaft kept 260 miners stuck in a gold mine outside Johannesburg overnight, the mine manager and union said ...

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