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South Africa: R2.7-Billion in Compensation Paid to Sick Mineworkers

South Africa: R2.7-Billion in Compensation Paid to Sick Mineworkers
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The Tshiamiso Trust has paid out R2.7-billion in compensation to gold mineworkers suffering from silicosis and tuberculosis. The trust, established in 2020, continues to process claims and urges eligible former miners or their families to apply before the 2029 deadline.

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This represents a significant effort to provide justice and financial support to thousands of workers affected by occupational diseases in the South African mining industry.

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17% of silicosis and TB claims have been paid out as of 30 June

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