AMSG's Dele Alake Calls for Action After Sudan Mine Collapse

Dele Alake, the Chairman of the Africa Minerals Strategy Group (AMSG), extended heartfelt condolences to the families of artisanal miners who perished in the collapse of the Al-Zaraa gold mine near Al-Nuhud town in West Kordofan, Sudan. In a statement released on Thursday, Alake emphasized the need for immediate rescue operations and comprehensive safety reforms to avert similar disasters in Africa.
Reports indicated that dozens of miners lost their lives, with many others missing and feared trapped under the rubble. Alake characterized the incident as a devastating human catastrophe, highlighting the perilous conditions faced by millions of artisanal miners.
He pointed out the lack of structural engineering standards and safety equipment at informal mining sites, which exposes workers to significant risks. The AMSG urged Sudanese authorities to mobilize regional resources for rescue efforts and to prioritize miner safety by formalizing artisanal mining operations.
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