When the girl started telling her horrifying story, it killed me on the inside. She didn’t deserve that, her innocence and dignity was ripped away from her. I feel for her.
WTF is wrong with half of this comment section. That sweet, brave, humble girl is stronger than all of you assholes combined. I pray she doesnt have a way to see any of this and is able to find a therapist and with time passing it helps with her trauma and endless loop of nightmares! You guys poking fun of her aren't men at all.
@@kaylarose6511 yes. yes i am. hes was the 4th person i saw that day spouting that nonsense. stop forcing beliefs of the magic oogey boogey guy up in the skye on people who clearly arent interested
This is a sad reality for most of us South Africans. The large number of mines in south africa has not necessarily resulted in an increase in the standard of living for most mine workers as most of these mines are foreign-owned. The decreasing commodity prices makes this industry a not so lucrative one as it once was, compounded by the policy uncertainty and corruption in south africa. this escalates the rate of mine closures which is also expensive to safely close down and convert into a garbage dumping area so most mines just leave them as they are. south africa, with one of the highest unemployment rates (27%) and a country with one of the youngest population- average age 27(debatable)- unemployed citizens living in mine towns try their luck I these abandoned mines. This creates gangs and rivals which can turn out to be deadly. I'm proud of *UNREPORTED WORLD* for reporting this in the most truthful and factual manner.
It's so sad. Before the white men were the enemy and south Africans had to literally die and fight for their own country. But now apartheid is gone and the whites not in power...who's to blame? Its now the blacks causing all these issues. Its so sad
The biggest crime is the company at Durban deep which extracted $20 Billion worth of gold and yet the area/ country is still so poor. The Government in South Africa is particularly to blame due to widespread corruption.
@@stevendale7658 Right, because once you kick out the white men like they did out of Zimbabwe corruption goes away, because it's a racial trait. Oh wait, no, sorry. It leads to Zimbabweans squatting in another country at an exhausted gold mine because it has a higher chance of paying off than staying in a country dealing with hyper inflation and food shortages.
I can't stand to watch VICE. I swear every "Journalist" they have is a pansy ass hipster or pothead that can't even do proper interviews. That and the fact that depending on the video at the time the "Journalists" they use seem very judgmental of whats going on. Like when they did the Bush meat video in Africa, sure they shouldn't have to eat it but don't fucking give the people you're working/interviewing with that passive aggressive attitude. Unless the documentary involves Asian women or Marijuana then the VICE journalists seem all for it.
Thank you for all the effort you put into making this documentary (and all your other ones) to tell these peoples' stories. It really puts everything into perspective.
Seeing him share tears with the rape victim was a touching moment. In many ways. Shows he is human, that he cares about the people he talks to more than making himself look good on camera. We need MORE corespondents like this man in the World.
That poor girl, she still has some serious trauma about the event. I doubt she'll ever get the help she needs and deserves. I hope she has a better life, she seems genuinely good. EDIT: Damn, it's clear she even has PTSD from it, poor woman.
What amazing and compassionate journalism. This man really connects with people in a beautiful way, after the girl told her story he extended his hand to shake her hand then asked if he can give her a hug. So important to see survivors given respect and their spaces respected, when journalism can really do damage to some survivors. May God bless this man and keep his heart kind
Their time in the mine gave me a virtual claustrophobia.. I am so sorry for these guys... I know what poverty can do to a person. I come from India and can understand when you feel so helpless that you no more care for your lives...
Angel Gaikwad Its because you idiots just sit around and then fuck, then sit around again popping out babies and offspring you CANNOT AFFORD. That is as primitive as primitive gets!
@@covertwasp5238 do you think these people do this coz it's fun. It's not u fucking idiot there in a difficult situation and are trying to get money to make their situation better btw it's not like a poor african can just build plumbing. That kinda stuff costs money so stfu and stop talking like you know the struggles they go through
I recently got to visit a commercial with all the proper ventilation and lights but the heat was beyond anything i cn describe so i cnt imagine how intense it is without those things... This life is no joke.
I feel for that lady 😔 I was tearing up after hearing her story 💔 no one should ever go through what she did. Just glad she survived that horrendous attack 💔
@@jasminelee430 Hi, I hope you are having a nice. I’m leaving the link so that people can see that there is a future for the earth and it’s people. And one that will solve all the problems that we face.
This report is sooo amazing. I keep saying it on every video I see him. He has sooo much sympathy for everyone he meets, he cries when he hears their stories always... Like I feel like he GENUINELY understands their pain.
Wow...i realized now how hard it is to search for gold under the mines.Back in the Philippines my brothers do the same thing before at an abandoned mining too.Its dangerous and very risky.God bless you and may you have more courage to go on living despite the hardships of life.
They do take breaks in between.Don't forget this filming was over 2 hrs and had to be minimised to 25mins.There is anoger documentary that shows how they do it for long periods.There's one lady who used to do this and one day she strike gold...that was the end.The rock in the black market was worth R50000 and of coarse the dealer got an awesome deal from it.R50000 was nothing to the dealer compared what he sold it for🤨😐
@@LadyT06 Its not really about taking a break or resting. If there is no ventilation, breathable air should run out quickly and gasses other than breathable air would fill the bottom of the shaft.
@@UninstallingWindows I get that but believe you me,these people can stay longer periods.There's an old mine in the East part of Johannesburg which the zama-zama like because there's still plenty.Once they are in,would come out the next day.Unfortunately,the tunnel caves in and now buried underground!
What I have just watched in this documentary brought me tears and left me completely dumbfounded and sad about the desperate situation in our beloved Africa.
Covert Wasp Hey you don’t have be rude! He didn’t say anything hateful or derogatory in any way, shape or form. Some people are actually genuinely sensitive, kind -hearted, sympathetic people who really do care. Even if they feel like they can’t physically do anything to change it, they still can/do hurt emotionally & yes, they may even be brought to tears... especially in the face of such despair & the extremely emotional testimonial from that girl. Some people still care about other people - from one red-blooded human being to another & it doesn’t make a damn bit of difference what color anyones skin is. Furthermore, being a compassionate & kind person is never something to antagonize & lash out at someone for. You want to bash someone on the head with ur negativity club go ahead & bash all the morons throwing around their damn conspiracy theories from the comfort of their overfilled sofa, in their lovely air conditioned home, on their fancy smart phones & computers. Smh. And why the hell were u so offended by someone simply giving a fk anyway? What kind of an asshole are you that you can’t stand even the thought of someone being kind?? 🤯🤯 It’s absolutely fkn mind blowing man!
My father worked on sibanye mines for 20 years maintaining water control and temps that keep the underground ticking over and on call 24/7 to fix breakdowns of a huge variety.. Outside the mining village we lived in, there is massive billboard that displays the number of consecutive shifts worked with no fatalities. We would always hear of zama zamas going down certain shafts, there was so security. I went on a call out with my father to fix 1 of the hoppers in middle of night and while I sat in the truck, all I could notice was the amount of shiny/glittering rocks a long the hopper tracks. I mentioned it to my father's work buddy that night and he told me how people get shot by security for picking up those shiny rocks.
welcome back, unreported world. i remember the first series of this came out when i was in uni - i think i watched every episode at least three times. glad this show's back, quality journalism here.
Bravo! 👏 Bravo! 👏 GREAT DOCUMENTARY!!! Really great work. I love how passionate the host is about his craft. I love the care and love he showed while doing the story. I loved that he actually cried with the young girl that was in so much pain, and clearly still suffering so much from the terrible trauma she had undergone. It felt good to see such a humane reaction to hearing her story of going through what has to be one of the most difficult and most evil things anyone could ever go through, being not only raped, but raped and brutalized by a gang of heartless men. The fear she must deal with from going through this, then also not seeing any sort of justice served afterwards makes this so much worse. Then having to live in fear, and also not having the ability financially to leave or even to stay and somehow protect yourself is unimaginable. I also would not know what to say if I was there listening to her tell her gut wrenching story. As hard as this is to watch, those of us that live in more privileged parts of the world benefit greatly by watching and learning about the incredible hardships that so many people suffer around the world. The more we learn their points of view, we will, God Willing, be able to increase our compassion and understanding for our fellow human brothers and sisters around the world, and the more we will take action to help those in need. 🌍🕊❤️🌈✊🏾☮️ #LoveOneAnother #Peace #Humanity #KeepYourEyesOpen #StandUpForYourRights #ProtectTheInnocent
I came from England in the 1980s to find "my fortune " working in Western Areas Gold mine . A proper ,well maintained mine. I hated and feared every moment I was underground and after a year I returned to England , a wiser, poorer and humbler man. God bless these people, they are braver than me.
I hope that the young lady was referred for trauma debriefing by the producers. She was really brave to tell her story. A thoughtful, informative and quality piece - I subscribed to the channel. Some good comments, but I can't help but be put off by the seemingly ubiquitous presence of trolls and ignorant, oversimplified and closed minded comments and replies aimed at stirring, blaming or reproducing discrimination.
Problem is she’s a Zimbabwean, she’s gonna be told to go back to Zimbabwea and receive counseling there, or they’ll call the police if she doesn’t have legal papers.
Covert Wasp dude you are stupid Covert Wasp bruh two weeks ago I was in Africa with my son for holiday and legit Africa is growing. I was surprised to see big malls that were even bigger than the one here in Australia. It was beautiful and we are planning to go back next year again
My heart goes out to them, especially the women that have suffered so much :( This should never, NEVER, have been allowed to become reality in our commonwealth cousin Nation of South Africa. This rampant crime needs to be stopped. All of it. For all South Africans. NOW.
i am normally very forgiving but anybody who is found guilty of molesting, defiling, raping or killing people should not be allowed to live among other people, they should be subjected to the worst kind of torture and punishment, the death sentence should be brought back in some cases.
i watch these kinds of videos, and when i compare my lives to them I am literally in paradise. This is very sad and i can't do anything about it without money or power
Tanaka Black I’m not even from there and my heart was breaking and bleeding at the same time. It hurts and it hurts bad knowing this terrible horrible life they are living.
After everything going on down in those mines the brothers seem so happy! Sucks they didn’t find anything though 😔 I wish them all the best and that they find what they deserve after putting in such hard work!
Oh God! my heart bleeds for my fellow Zimbabweans. My heart ached when Connie narrated her story i just couldn't stop the tears running. To my dear brothers Freedom and friends these are good guys just trying to survive in a cruel world, they are just doing what they got to do, like they say when the world gives u nothing u take what u can. My question is to u REPORTED WORLD do you render any type of assistance to these people or u just profit from them? If u do would like to know how they have progressed.
I just wanted to hold and hug Connie. African females are some of the strongest in this cruel world. The things African girls and women go through is appalling and inhumane. I feel for them so much. I pray pray and pray things get better for them. No one deserves that kind of life. No one.
The thing that gets me is that those hard working people hope for gold and sometimes they get nothing. It’s life or death for these people that have so much hope. They just wanna live a life that they don’t have to worry if their gonna put food on the table. I can’t believe that outside of your home RIGHT NOW these hard working people are under ground looking for gold...
Brave men, I couldn’t do what they do. Their trying to survive and support their families risking their lives. These are real men, I respect them fully. 4 hour to get down the tunnels? My goodness. I pray God watches over these people.
Great video but heartbreaking at the same time. Lots of good people just trying to make it while being oppressed by their own. Reporter was great. Would like to see more from him
This in my hometown. When we were young there were just open plains and the mine dump. Young athletes would run through the area from the nearby township to the entrance of Durban Deep and back. I as a young girl once walked through the route all the way to the town close by alone. It hurts me to think that same excercise would be a death wish today. Foreigners from neighbouring countries have taken over the area, there are shacks and crime everywhere there. They have even taken over the old mine company houses that have been left abondoned when the mines closed. When you hear of the high crime rates and violence in South Africa no one takes into account that we have become overrun by desperate immigrants while our government is serving the interests of external bodies and themselves.
Why doesn't that film crew help that poor girl. I know she is one of many, but they encountered her and had her in their video... they should help her.
When the girl started telling her horrifying story, it killed me on the inside. She didn’t deserve that, her innocence and dignity was ripped away from her. I feel for her.
you seemed to be a easily fucked up person...
WTF is wrong with half of this comment section. That sweet, brave, humble girl is stronger than all of you assholes combined. I pray she doesnt have a way to see any of this and is able to find a therapist and with time passing it helps with her trauma and endless loop of nightmares!
You guys poking fun of her aren't men at all.
Why the Hell did the reporter even ask her about it.....what a shitty journalist.
@@Tesla_ofthe_Skies only you have great Grammer ...pay no mind to the children in the comments
not my proudest fap
The Reporter is already a legend for this in my mind. We give thanks.
His a Lej, I like how he even presents himself
This journalist is my favourite. He is patient (allowing people to tell their story in their own way), compassionate, wise, and well spoken.
He’s just human. He’s out for a story, sure but he is empathetic
Highly agreed much respect for him
" i failed in life so, I can't go back home. "
That statement is heartbreaking !!!
@@mousegarcia4878 fuck off dude. if anyone was interested they would get into christianity. but they arent. go away you pedt
Read this as she said it. So gut wrenching 😢
@@Sol-os5pk well aren’t you triggered 😂😂😂
@@kaylarose6511 yes. yes i am. hes was the 4th person i saw that day spouting that nonsense. stop forcing beliefs of the magic oogey boogey guy up in the skye on people who clearly arent interested
when the reporter asked: "Can I give you a hug?".. i just can't, how gentleman can you be?
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This is a sad reality for most of us South Africans. The large number of mines in south africa has not necessarily resulted in an increase in the standard of living for most mine workers as most of these mines are foreign-owned. The decreasing commodity prices makes this industry a not so lucrative one as it once was, compounded by the policy uncertainty and corruption in south africa. this escalates the rate of mine closures which is also expensive to safely close down and convert into a garbage dumping area so most mines just leave them as they are.
south africa, with one of the highest unemployment rates (27%) and a country with one of the youngest population- average age 27(debatable)- unemployed citizens living in mine towns try their luck I these abandoned mines. This creates gangs and rivals which can turn out to be deadly. I'm proud of *UNREPORTED WORLD* for reporting this in the most truthful and factual manner.
It's so sad. Before the white men were the enemy and south Africans had to literally die and fight for their own country. But now apartheid is gone and the whites not in power...who's to blame? Its now the blacks causing all these issues. Its so sad
I couldn't have said it better
27% is normal.....Zimbabwe has 95% unemployment rate
Monster X the economy is still owned by the white minority. Just like Jews running American economy except South Africa is still developing
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The biggest crime is the company at Durban deep which extracted $20 Billion worth of gold and yet the area/ country is still so poor. The Government in South Africa is particularly to blame due to widespread corruption.
You say that but you're american
@@hauthesun yes America has corruption but South Africa is so much more corrupt
Wherever there is white man there is corruption
@@stevendale7658there's your problem right there, stop shifting blame. The fault lies on both parties
@@stevendale7658 Right, because once you kick out the white men like they did out of Zimbabwe corruption goes away, because it's a racial trait. Oh wait, no, sorry. It leads to Zimbabweans squatting in another country at an exhausted gold mine because it has a higher chance of paying off than staying in a country dealing with hyper inflation and food shortages.
The way he asked first before giving her a hug after the handshake... Very considerate. Really like this reporter.
I just saved me a bunch of time by unsubbing from VICE and watching it these actual documentaries
good choice, vice sucks.
Vice is more preoccupied these days by trying to find out basic biology, aint no time for actual shit.
I can't stand to watch VICE. I swear every "Journalist" they have is a pansy ass hipster or pothead that can't even do proper interviews. That and the fact that depending on the video at the time the "Journalists" they use seem very judgmental of whats going on. Like when they did the Bush meat video in Africa, sure they shouldn't have to eat it but don't fucking give the people you're working/interviewing with that passive aggressive attitude.
Unless the documentary involves Asian women or Marijuana then the VICE journalists seem all for it.
Another political parrot, so fucking boring.
Mines run by................................ Chinese china is the silent threat to the entire world. Wake up people
Thank you for all the effort you put into making this documentary (and all your other ones) to tell these peoples' stories. It really puts everything into perspective.
Man I'm addicted to unreported world.
I thought I was the only one...I love this channel
Even better than vice rn
Me too
Best documentary channel and yes much better than vice. Another unreported world ADDICT !!
relatable
Love love love this reporter 😍
Dianna Curry
You should marry him
I agree. He is one of my favorites
he is my fav among all the unreported world reporters
He seems like a very humane person.
I agree him and the guy in the wheelchair are my favourite
the host looks like such a nice guy
He is a good dude. He's a reporter in a lot of other documentaries and it's obvious that he cares deeply.
He's very handsome as well no homo
Indeed
He asked the girl if he could give her a hug .. was really kind of him after what happened to her.
@@san7626 that is quite gay
The host, DEFINITELY has a heart!
What a crock of shit
You’re definitely not black or you’re not into actual black history. Are you a you go get in that cage girl?
Seeing him share tears with the rape victim was a touching moment. In many ways. Shows he is human, that he cares about the people he talks to more than making himself look good on camera. We need MORE corespondents like this man in the World.
That poor girl ... i hope she finds her peace
www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/.
That poor girl, she still has some serious trauma about the event. I doubt she'll ever get the help she needs and deserves. I hope she has a better life, she seems genuinely good. EDIT: Damn, it's clear she even has PTSD from it, poor woman.
This channel is incredible. You are doing good work. Please don't let it ruin you like Vice. You got a subscriber.
What amazing and compassionate journalism. This man really connects with people in a beautiful way, after the girl told her story he extended his hand to shake her hand then asked if he can give her a hug. So important to see survivors given respect and their spaces respected, when journalism can really do damage to some survivors. May God bless this man and keep his heart kind
Their time in the mine gave me a virtual claustrophobia.. I am so sorry for these guys... I know what poverty can do to a person. I come from India and can understand when you feel so helpless that you no more care for your lives...
Angel Gaikwad
Its because you idiots just sit around and then fuck, then sit around again popping out babies and offspring you CANNOT AFFORD. That is as primitive as primitive gets!
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You two comment replies sound dumb. You're worse than they are. Bunch of virgins.
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Skull of Laziness
@@covertwasp5238 do you think these people do this coz it's fun. It's not u fucking idiot there in a difficult situation and are trying to get money to make their situation better btw it's not like a poor african can just build plumbing. That kinda stuff costs money so stfu and stop talking like you know the struggles they go through
I recently got to visit a commercial with all the proper ventilation and lights but the heat was beyond anything i cn describe so i cnt imagine how intense it is without those things...
This life is no joke.
reu tardio I’ll take your for it... it’s a risky life xem
I agree that the heat is unbearable but amazingly the rocks are cold.
I feel for that lady 😔 I was tearing up after hearing her story 💔 no one should ever go through what she did. Just glad she survived that horrendous attack 💔
@@mousegarcia4878 Fuck off! Honestly ur everywhere in this comment section
@@jasminelee430 Hi, I hope you are having a nice. I’m leaving the link so that people can see that there is a future for the earth and it’s people. And one that will solve all the problems that we face.
This is painful. No one should go through this. 😭😢😭
This is real journalism! Thank you so much.
i said it before and I'll say it again, best....youtube.....channel.....ever.
This report is sooo amazing. I keep saying it on every video I see him. He has sooo much sympathy for everyone he meets, he cries when he hears their stories always... Like I feel like he GENUINELY understands their pain.
He's a very selective sympathizer.
Wow...i realized now how hard it is to search for gold under the mines.Back in the Philippines my brothers do the same thing before at an abandoned mining too.Its dangerous and very risky.God bless you and may you have more courage to go on living despite the hardships of life.
I can't find anything on tv and came across this TH-cam channel and I have to say it's already one of my favorites! New subscriber.
I wonder how can they survive that deep with no ventilation.
Black don't crack.
@@RBelly-ni2zi 🤣😂🤣
They do take breaks in between.Don't forget this filming was over 2 hrs and had to be minimised to 25mins.There is anoger documentary that shows how they do it for long periods.There's one lady who used to do this and one day she strike gold...that was the end.The rock in the black market was worth R50000 and of coarse the dealer got an awesome deal from it.R50000 was nothing to the dealer compared what he sold it for🤨😐
@@LadyT06 Its not really about taking a break or resting. If there is no ventilation, breathable air should run out quickly and gasses other than breathable air would fill the bottom of the shaft.
@@UninstallingWindows I get that but believe you me,these people can stay longer periods.There's an old mine in the East part of Johannesburg which the zama-zama like because there's still plenty.Once they are in,would come out the next day.Unfortunately,the tunnel caves in and now buried underground!
What I have just watched in this documentary brought me tears and left me completely dumbfounded and sad about the desperate situation in our beloved Africa.
Wow! You are really sheltered. If this weak crybaby BS brings "tears to your eyes" you must be pretty disconnected from reality.
Covert Wasp Hey you don’t have be rude! He didn’t say anything hateful or derogatory in any way, shape or form. Some people are actually genuinely sensitive, kind -hearted, sympathetic people who really do care. Even if they feel like they can’t physically do anything to change it, they still can/do hurt emotionally & yes, they may even be brought to tears... especially in the face of such despair & the extremely emotional testimonial from that girl. Some people still care about other people - from one red-blooded human being to another & it doesn’t make a damn bit of difference what color anyones skin is.
Furthermore, being a compassionate & kind person is never something to antagonize & lash out at someone for. You want to bash someone on the head with ur negativity club go ahead & bash all the morons throwing around their damn conspiracy theories from the comfort of their overfilled sofa, in their lovely air conditioned home, on their fancy smart phones & computers. Smh.
And why the hell were u so offended by someone simply giving a fk anyway? What kind of an asshole are you that you can’t stand even the thought of someone being kind?? 🤯🤯
It’s absolutely fkn mind blowing man!
Hearing how they're 500 meters underground gave me such anxiety.
Bravery.. Madness.. Necessity..
I worked in the mine for one summer when i was in university and it was hard to comprehend myself that i was driving a truck 975 meters underground.
14:42 I find it touching that he asks first before trying to open his arms or such as some rape victims hate to be touched no matter the circumstance.
@NEGUS MBARKA read
Mouse Garcia still not convinced
@@tamo9659 Hi, I hope you are having a nice day. What doesn’t convince you?
@@mousegarcia4878 your link
@@tamo9659 All or some of it?
My father worked on sibanye mines for 20 years maintaining water control and temps that keep the underground ticking over and on call 24/7 to fix breakdowns of a huge variety..
Outside the mining village we lived in, there is massive billboard that displays the number of consecutive shifts worked with no fatalities.
We would always hear of zama zamas going down certain shafts, there was so security. I went on a call out with my father to fix 1 of the hoppers in middle of night and while I sat in the truck, all I could notice was the amount of shiny/glittering rocks a long the hopper tracks.
I mentioned it to my father's work buddy that night and he told me how people get shot by security for picking up those shiny rocks.
Man, these people still remain positive through this hell.
That's what keeps them alive
welcome back, unreported world. i remember the first series of this came out when i was in uni - i think i watched every episode at least three times. glad this show's back, quality journalism here.
Bravo! 👏 Bravo! 👏
GREAT DOCUMENTARY!!! Really great work.
I love how passionate the host is about his craft. I love the care and love he showed while doing the story. I loved that he actually cried with the young girl that was in so much pain, and clearly still suffering so much from the terrible trauma she had undergone. It felt good to see such a humane reaction to hearing her story of going through what has to be one of the most difficult and most evil things anyone could ever go through, being not only raped, but raped and brutalized by a gang of heartless men. The fear she must deal with from going through this, then also not seeing any sort of justice served afterwards makes this so much worse. Then having to live in fear, and also not having the ability financially to leave or even to stay and somehow protect yourself is unimaginable. I also would not know what to say if I was there listening to her tell her gut wrenching story.
As hard as this is to watch, those of us that live in more privileged parts of the world benefit greatly by watching and learning about the incredible hardships that so many people suffer around the world. The more we learn their points of view, we will, God Willing, be able to increase our compassion and understanding for our fellow human brothers and sisters around the world, and the more we will take action to help those in need.
🌍🕊❤️🌈✊🏾☮️
#LoveOneAnother #Peace #Humanity #KeepYourEyesOpen #StandUpForYourRights #ProtectTheInnocent
That poor young lady. My heart breaks for her.
www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/ .
I came from England in the 1980s to find "my fortune " working in Western Areas Gold mine . A proper ,well maintained mine. I hated and feared every moment I was underground and after a year I returned to England , a wiser, poorer and humbler man. God bless these people, they are braver than me.
This is so sad. That poor girl. Breaks my heart
I always wonder how they find these stories because they are truly unreported
Dont know where you from but if you drink beer at tarvens you will never here the end of such stories
M2
@@Knoxman lol
Maybe This companies of tourists research dffrnt countries n what happens there n get curious of some things then visit them n js ask random ppl
I hope that the young lady was referred for trauma debriefing by the producers. She was really brave to tell her story.
A thoughtful, informative and quality piece - I subscribed to the channel.
Some good comments, but I can't help but be put off by the seemingly ubiquitous presence of trolls and ignorant, oversimplified and closed minded comments and replies aimed at stirring, blaming or reproducing discrimination.
give blacks the land back and go back to europe.
www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/.
Problem is she’s a Zimbabwean, she’s gonna be told to go back to Zimbabwea and receive counseling there, or they’ll call the police if she doesn’t have legal papers.
*I love this Reporter*
@@covertwasp5238 shut up
@@covertwasp5238 Bruh
Somebody deleted a comment 😏
We do love him. Seyi is cool
Your documentaries are just amazing 😙
Hannah _lolz_ your
@@brianz2802 Sorry about that XX♥️♥️
This place is the living example of " Hell "....☹️☹️☹️😢
I'm glad I found this channel please don't stop making this video like this keep it up I love this vidoes
I feel so happy seeing people who still have the courage to live a life and people who still don’t give up
I live in Cape Town, South Africa. I had no idea this is what's happening in Durban, South Africa😮
Covert Wasp dude you are stupid Covert Wasp bruh two weeks ago I was in Africa with my son for holiday and legit Africa is growing. I was surprised to see big malls that were even bigger than the one here in Australia. It was beautiful and we are planning to go back next year again
Its happenin in jhb not durbs
Helen Ntlokwana u dumb like literally everyone knew that wtf
@@EmmanuelAU03 so you actually thought that Africa was full of bushes and villages! You are so ignorent! Wow!
Sindile Mkhatywa never said that mate 😇
My heart goes out to them, especially the women that have suffered so much :( This should never, NEVER, have been allowed to become reality in our commonwealth cousin Nation of South Africa. This rampant crime needs to be stopped. All of it. For all South Africans. NOW.
Very informative and insightful piece.
www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/.
Very sad to see ! I really enjoyed this , great quality video!
i am normally very forgiving but anybody who is found guilty of molesting, defiling, raping or killing people should not be allowed to live among other people, they should be subjected to the worst kind of torture and punishment, the death sentence should be brought back in some cases.
Public hanging would be best !
Death fails as a solution to death. You undermine the foundation you stand on to judge killing abhorrent.
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www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/.
RESPECT TO THE REPORTER AND THE BOYS. GOD BLESS YOU ALL
It's funny how Unreported World always has a reporter who fits perfectly with the area they are investigating
taking this time to thank the guy who is reporting its been thre years but nw atlist thise mines are nw veing closed great job bro
i watch these kinds of videos, and when i compare my lives to them I am literally in paradise. This is very sad and i can't do anything about it without money or power
i m from zimbabwe...jus imagine how i felt.....😢
Tanaka Black I’m not even from there and my heart was breaking and bleeding at the same time. It hurts and it hurts bad knowing this terrible horrible life they are living.
True it's so painful 😭 especially for us Zimbabweans we are suffering in foreign lands just to earn ends meat😭😭.. May God bless our nation 😭
I felt gutted for those gold miners when they didn’t find any gold.and what that young lady had to endure was horrendous
Unbelievable the risk to reward. I still wish I could save the world, but more powerful people than me would rather it be how it is.
Fantastic Documentary and the host particularly did a wonderful job.
This channel deserves more subs
even people from Zimbabwe ...wow my country needs to wake up economically ASAP
He asked her if he could give her a hug, wagered he would cos he seemed so nice and respectful.
After everything going on down in those mines the brothers seem so happy! Sucks they didn’t find anything though 😔 I wish them all the best and that they find what they deserve after putting in such hard work!
How respectful was Seyi when he asked permission to give the poor girl a hug?. What an endearing heart this man has..
If the corporations abandoned the mines, you can bet they are relatively worthless.
Exactly. Just a few crumbs.
Nice to see the reporter ask to hug Konni. Shows good understanding and respect for a woman whose been through a lot.
Oh God! my heart bleeds for my fellow Zimbabweans. My heart ached when Connie narrated her story i just couldn't stop the tears running. To my dear brothers Freedom and friends these are good guys just trying to survive in a cruel world, they are just doing what they got to do, like they say when the world gives u nothing u take what u can. My question is to u REPORTED WORLD do you render any type of assistance to these people or u just profit from them? If u do would like to know how they have progressed.
South Africa is carrying the burden of the whole Africa.
no south africa is carrying no one. There are more africans in USA than in south africa and they are well taken care of
@@jimmyjamescomputers8585 i wanna come to the us is it easy for a foreigner to get a job there because i wanna leave this god forsaken continent
I loves how the narrator is so emotional and the way he hugs the raped lady was a nice and an intelligent way of comforting the lady
I am in awe of the bravery of these most poor ignored people I actually cried. Thank u for this eye opening information.
I just wanted to hold and hug Connie. African females are some of the strongest in this cruel world. The things African girls and women go through is appalling and inhumane. I feel for them so much. I pray pray and pray things get better for them. No one deserves that kind of life. No one.
Connie...god it was just soul breaking to hear her go explain that nightmare.....
The thing that gets me is that those hard working people hope for gold and sometimes they get nothing. It’s life or death for these people that have so much hope. They just wanna live a life that they don’t have to worry if their gonna put food on the table. I can’t believe that outside of your home RIGHT NOW these hard working people are under ground looking for gold...
Brave men, I couldn’t do what they do. Their trying to survive and support their families risking their lives. These are real men, I respect them fully. 4 hour to get down the tunnels? My goodness. I pray God watches over these people.
I like raw documentary like this
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i feel so sad for these guys i cant imagine going so deep without proper equipment or safety protocols. what a hard way to survive
Great video but heartbreaking at the same time. Lots of good people just trying to make it while being oppressed by their own. Reporter was great. Would like to see more from him
Just when you think you have it tough, you see something like this that gives you a new reality.... Horrible how these people are living....
These guys are so hard working ! That could be such a great country with a amazing work force! So sad
They would be a world power of it wasn't for the corruption in the government. All politics are local, but corruption goes all the way to the top!
Man you guys do good work spreading all this information on how other people make their way in life. Pretty cool I would love to have your job
Then have their questions to or else stay calm
i think the reporters name and the crew's names should be mentioned in the description or in the video(for all videos)
as i was watching this, i realize how strange it is to some people getting use to danger. risking their lives to survive. this is just a sad reality.
This in my hometown. When we were young there were just open plains and the mine dump. Young athletes would run through the area from the nearby township to the entrance of Durban Deep and back. I as a young girl once walked through the route all the way to the town close by alone. It hurts me to think that same excercise would be a death wish today. Foreigners from neighbouring countries have taken over the area, there are shacks and crime everywhere there. They have even taken over the old mine company houses that have been left abondoned when the mines closed. When you hear of the high crime rates and violence in South Africa no one takes into account that we have become overrun by desperate immigrants while our government is serving the interests of external bodies and themselves.
Very dangerous and risky journalism, grateful to see these side of life, thanks to Unreported World.
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man that host guy seems so nice, u can just feel his humane personality
9:57 "Hold this dog butthole" ?
I'm guessing that's the clean version of "Hold this, you bitch ass."
Just before the reporter says how they were making jokes to each other despite the situation.
Why you always making me hold the dangerous stuff.
This is so much better then anything Vice has put out.
*i cant do this because i saw three brothers get trapped down there after the rocks collapsed they all died after 7 days of fruitless search*
is there anyway to help that wonderful girl? i know this is a long shot, but any info appreciated?
1/10 would not mine gold in abandoned SA mines again
woah, neat convincing skills! just wondering what happens to these ppl after uploading the video
Wow, that was both eye opening and heart wrenching!!! So scary the risk they put themselves at to make a living.... :(
I cried so much when the girl told her story...So much pain
To all none South Africans "Zama Zama" the name given to these guys means "Just Try" or "take chances"
This is a sad part of South Africa
I live in Pretoria and grew up in a safe and wealthy family and sometimes I forget about these parts
This reporter is amazing.
Why doesn't that film crew help that poor girl. I know she is one of many, but they encountered her and had her in their video... they should help her.
let's just take this moment to appreciate how fortunate we are
*GREAT documentary I've ever seen.*
❤️Wow I would love to see this reporter here In SA, he's way better Big up bro.
Seyi’s intelligence, empathy, wit and all around respect gentleman ..