Stilfontein Community members are expected to start sending food and water to illegal miners who remain underground at the abandoned Stilfontein mine shaft today. It has been 2 weeks since anything was sent down to the miners and this resulted in reports that the miners resorted to cannibalism due to a lack of food. To get an understanding of what is happening today and what will happen going forward, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Christopher Rutledge, Executive Director: Mining Affected Communities United in Action 

 

Stilfontein Community members are expected to start sending food and water to illegal miners who remain underground at the abandoned Stilfontein mine shaft today. It has been 2 weeks since anything was sent down to the miners and this resulted in reports that the miners resorted to cannibalism due to a lack of food. To get an understanding of what is happening today and what will happen going forward, I am joined on the line by&hellip;
GUEST: Christopher Rutledge, Executive Director: Mining Affected Communities United in Action 
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