Lily mine
Govt let us down because we’re poor, say Lily Mine families
Pretty Nkambule, Solomon Nyarende and Yvonne Mnisi were trapped when a container disappeared below the surface.
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Undocumented foreign national arrested after 2 illegal miners die at Lily Mine
The undocumented Mozambican national, who was found to be in possession of dagga, will also face charge of trespassing after two bodies were recovered from a non-operating shaft at the mine.
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Police probe death of two illegal miners at Lily Mine
It's understood the pair was found in a shaft at the non-operating mine on Thursday.
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Lily Mine families have renewed hope of finding trapped mineworkers
The families told Eyewitness News about the two access tunnels that were allegedly not mentioned by mine management.
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Families suspend search for trapped Lily Mine workers
Efforts to rescue them at the time failed and the mine suspended recovery efforts, saying it didn't have enough money.
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Families vow to retrieve bodies from Lily mine despite arrest threats
The operation began on Monday, with family members and co-workers going underground to assess the situation.
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Lily Mine promises to recover remains of workers
Yvonne Mnisi, Pretty Nkambule and Solomon Nyarende were trapped underground in a metal structure during a massive ground collapse exactly three years ago.
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Mineral Resources Dept to support efforts to find trapped Lily Mine workers
Today marks exactly three years since Pretty Nkambule, Solomon Nyirenda and Yvonne Mnisi fell into a sinkhole at the Mpumalanga mine.
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Amcu: 'Govt has failed families of Lily Mine victims'
Amcu says the government has failed to show that they prioritise the lives of the workers by leaving the bodies of the deceased miners underground for so many years.
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Amcu welcomes plans to reopen Lily, Barbrook mines
The two mines were forced to shut their doors after a section collapsed in 2016, trapping three employees underground.
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NUM: Govt has failed to hold firm to account for Lily Mine tragedy
Yvonne Mnisi, Pretty Nkambule and Solomon Nyerende were trapped in a lamp room in a container underground when a pillar collapsed and buried them with soil and rocks in 2016.
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Families of trapped Lily Mine workers to gather for remembrance ceremony
Today marks exactly two years since Yvonne Mnisi, Pretty Nkambule and Solomon Nyerende were trapped in a lamp room in a container underground.
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Lily Mine: Cosatu welcomes compensation to victims’ families
Pretty Nkambule, Yvonne Mnisi and Solomon Nyerende were trapped in a container more than 15 months ago.
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Oliphant: We will continue search for Lily Mine workers’ bodies
Pretty Nkambule, Yvonne Mnisi and Solomon Nyerende fell to their deaths in a container at the mine more than 15 months ago.
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No compensation for families of Lily Mine collapse yet, creditors meet
Business rescue practice Sturns says creditors are expected to meet to vote on a plan for Vantage Gold's Barbrook mine.
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Parliamentary committee demands to see report into Lily Mine disaster
The committee says it’s unacceptable that there’s no immediate plan to return the mineworkers' remains to their families.
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Lily Mine: No guarantee miners' families will be compensated
The families of three mine workers whose bodies are still trapped underground were promised R200,000 as compensation.
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'Retrieving bodies of Lily Mine workers unlikely'
Business rescue company Sturns has told Parliament’s mineral resources committee that current conditions are too risky.
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[WATCH] Lily Mine: A forgotten tragedy
It's been a year since a container with three mine workers inside plummeted underground at the Lily Mine and the families of Solomon Nyerende, Pretty Nkambule and Yvonne Mnisi still haven’t been able to bury them.
