After the digging, who remembers?
In the aftermath of the Stilfontein mining tragedy, South Africa must confront not just policy failure but a deeper amnesia: the erasure of women, memory, and indigenous ethics from its extractive economy.
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Philile Ntuli
Philile Ntuli is a commissioner of the South African Human Rights Commission. Her focal areas include land, food sovereignty, and the National Preventive Mechanism.