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Gold Mine Collapse in Sudan's West Kordofan Kills at Least 60 Workers

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A gold mine in Sudan's West Kordofan region collapsed, killing at least 60 workers and leaving many others trapped under rubble. Rescue efforts are underway, though limited emergency resources are hampering the response. The disaster highlights the dangerous conditions faced by artisanal miners, who often operate with minimal safety infrastructure. Sudan's gold mining sector has long been linked to armed conflicts, pushing many workers into high-risk informal mining operations.

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