Zimbabwe set to retrieve trapped illegal miners, more casualties expected

Zimbabwean authorities are expected to start retrieving trapped illegal gold miners on Friday but none are expected to have survived flooding in the shafts and the number of casualties could be about 50, state media reported.<div class="feedflare">
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