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⭐⭐⭐ find out more about gold and diamond mining in South Africa in the 19th Century. who control the gold and diamond companies? who were the miners and what were their lives like?
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1:) during the 19th century in South Africa gold was discovered in Johannesburg and diamonds in kimberly. soon European migrants began mining Gold and Diamonds in South Africa. South Africa was producing world 27% gold from 1886 to 1914( the year of the first world war )
2:) Cecil was the first European to create a gold and diamond mining Monopoly buying of land and farming De beers, today world's largest diamond producing company.
3:) mining company where controlled by Europeans and Americans, as many of white settlers migrated to South Africa, with design of meeting you profits in the mining industry. they also introduced technological advances and deep mining techniques so that profits could be increased .
4:) the workers on the mining fields were African natives ,and most of them migrated to South Africa ,from other parts and colonial states of African continents .
5:) the mining workers lived a miserable life . for example :
a::) they were paid ten times lower wages than the white workmen.
b::)Apartheid (racism): the discovery of Gold and Diamonds in Southern Africa led to Apartheid( racism) from as early as 1889.
c::)in 1889 Chamber of mines was formed by European industrial Nation mainly to reduce traffic African wages . this had to increase the profitability of mines .this increased racial attack on African blacks as they were a dissatisfied lot and lived miserable lives .
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2:) Cecil was the first European to create a gold and diamond mining Monopoly buying of land and farming De beers, today world's largest diamond producing company.
3:) mining company where controlled by Europeans and Americans, as many of white settlers migrated to South Africa, with design of meeting you profits in the mining industry. they also introduced technological advances and deep mining techniques so that profits could be increased .
4:) the workers on the mining fields were African natives ,and most of them migrated to South Africa ,from other parts and colonial states of African continents .
5:) the mining workers lived a miserable life . for example :
a::) they were paid ten times lower wages than the white workmen.
b::)Apartheid (racism): the discovery of Gold and Diamonds in Southern Africa led to Apartheid( racism) from as early as 1889.
c::)in 1889 Chamber of mines was formed by European industrial Nation mainly to reduce traffic African wages . this had to increase the profitability of mines .this increased racial attack on African blacks as they were a dissatisfied lot and lived miserable lives .
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After more than 150 years of intensive mining following the discovery of the Eureka Diamond on the banks of the Orange River in 1867, South Africa’s diamond industry remains among the top 5 largest producers in the world. Initial discoveries were of alluvial diamonds (the mining of which continues today along the southern banks of the Orange River). Yet the richest diamond discoveries came to be found in deposits in the the ‘yellow’ and ‘blue’ ground that came to be called kimberlites (after the town Kimberly, near where the first kimberlite was discovered).
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