Man rescued after two weeks trapped in collapsed Mexico mine
A man trapped for nearly two weeks in a flooded gold mine in Sinaloa, Mexico, has been rescued by military divers.
A man trapped for nearly two weeks in a flooded gold mine in Sinaloa, Mexico, has been rescued by military divers.








President Cyril Ramaphosa says the military will work with the country’s police force to counter ‘gang wars’.

The US is stockpiling critical minerals and forming a trade bloc to control China’s control of supply chains.
Mexican authorities say they are working to identify five other bodies after 10 workers were kidnapped last month.

A Congolese miner told Al Jazeera he saw his friends around him die as the mine they were working in collapsed.
In mineral-rich Rubaya, source of most of the world’s coltan, miners suffer poverty and dangerous working conditions.
Explosion took place at an unregulated mine in the northeastern East Jainta Hills area.
The aim of the group is to challenge China’s stronghold on the globe’s rare earth mining.
More than 50 countries are represented at the Critical Minerals Ministerial to discuss how to reduce reliance on China.
As officials meet in Washington to discuss critical minerals, many in DRC fear their country will gain little.
President Trump said the stockpile would ‘ensure that American businesses and workers are never harmed by any shortage’.