‘I have anger every day’: South African villagers on the mine in their midst

Mongabay
Nov 28, 2022, 5:05 pm124 pts
Residents of a village in northeastern South Africa, displaced to make way for one of the country’s largest open-pit coal mines in 2007, are suffering from long-term collective trauma, with ongoing stressors “having devastating psychosocial impacts” including suicidality and alienation, a clinical…

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