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Ruling favours ill miners

Support fromโ€ฆBritish and American legal firms will be enlisted to help tens of thousands of former miners and their families sue South African mining companies for failing to adequately compensate them for occupational lung diseases. This comes after the landmark Constitutional Court judgment ruling in favour of former miner Thembekile Mankayi, who had been paidโ€ฆR16 000 after he contracted chronic lung disease while working for AngloGold Ashantiโ€ฆMankayi died last Friday, five days before theโ€ฆCourt ruled that he had a right to sue the mining company for loss of earnings, pain and suffering, and medical costs arising from his mining-related illnessโ€ฆRichard Spoorโ€ฆsaid theโ€ฆjudgment opened the door to claims fromโ€ฆ280 000 afflicted minersโ€ฆAngloGold Ashanti could not be contacted for commentโ€ฆ

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South Africa: Constitutional Court judgment opens door for thousands of lawsuits against mining firms for failure to pay adequate compensation over occupational lung diseases

AngloGold Ashanti silicosis lawsuit (So. Africa)