Four miners dead and three still missing at Sibanye-Stillwater mine
Two more quakes were felt Friday near the company's Masakhane gold mine, which cause search and rescue operations to be momentarily halted.
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China opens iron ore market to the world in pricing, image push
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One miner dies after being trapped in South African gold mine
Sibanye-Stillwater said five of 13 miners trapped underground in a South African gold mine were rescued but one of the five had died.
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