A landslide at an artisanal gold mine in the Zamboye area of the Central African Republic has resulted in the deaths of at least 100 people, according to local authorities and eyewitness reports. The mine is an unregulated operation, lacking adherence to safety standards. The collapse occurred in a region where artisanal gold mining is common, often conducted with rudimentary equipment and little oversight. Rescue efforts are underway, though challenging due to the unstable conditions of the mine. Authorities are currently assessing the full extent of the disaster and working to recover bodies. This incident highlights the dangers faced by those involved in informal mining operations across the country, and the need for improved regulation and safety measures. The tragedy is one of the worst mining disasters in recent Central African Republic history.