The death toll from last week’s devastating mine collapse in Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo has reached 300, with 100 people still missing. The collapse has left families mourning loved ones, while the search for survivors continues amidst unsafe mining practices controlled by the M23 rebel group.
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