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“They sent me home to die” – occupational diseases and the gold mining industry in post-apartheid South Africa
In 2016 a class action suit was certified in the case of Nkala & Others v Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited & Others (2016). The action was instituted by representatives of thousands of current and former miners from Southern African countries. Their intent was to claim damages from mining...
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Department of Political Studies
2023
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