Marikana tragedy will remain a part of South Africa’s darkest history: Mpofu
Former legal representative of the families of slain Lomin workers, Advocate Dali Mpofu says the
Pistols, cartridges found at Lonmin shaft days before Marikana massacre: Lieutenant
About 13 nine-millimetre pistol and R5 rifle cartridges were found at Lonmin’s K3 shaft in Marikana,
State advocates given permission to play video footage in Mpembe’s trial
The state advocates leading the prosecution of former Deputy Provincial police Commissioner William
Court hears how previous state prosecutor was ‘intimidated’ by Cheryl Zondi’s brother
On Wednesday, the court heard from the previous state prosecutor who testified that she was
Lives of those living in Marikana not changed: Mathunjwa
Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (Amcu) President Joseph Mathunjwa says the lives
16 mine workers in court for 2012 Marikana killings
A group of 16 mine workers accused of killings during the Marikana unrest in 2012 will know on
Lonmin mine workers march against planned job cuts
Thousands of mine workers facing the chop at Sibanye Platinum Mine, formally known as Lonmin in
Amcu refers Sibanye-Stillwater to CCMA
The Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union (Amcu) has referred Sibanye-Stillwater mining
Marikana survivors call for August 16 to be declared a holiday
Some survivors of the Marikana tragedy on August 16, 2012, say the day should be declared a holiday
Sibanye-Stillwater hold prayers for those lost in Marikana tragedy
Mining firm Sibanye-Stillwater is currently involved in several activities to assist families of
AMCU concerned over miners’ employment conditions
AMCU has expressed concern over miners’ conditions of employment. This as thousands of AMCU members
SA commemorates Marikana tragedy
Friday marks the 7th anniversary of the 2012 Marikana tragedy. Thirty four mine workers were shot
Lonmin to retrench thousands of mineworkers
Platinum producer Lonmin is planning to lay off 4 100 of its employees from six mines that have run
Lonmin welcomes ruling against AMCU on Sibanye takeover
Lonmin Platinum Mine Chief Executive Officer, Ben Magara, has welcomed the Competition Appeal
Court blocks AMCU’s plan for industry-wide strike
South Africa’s labour court has rejected a request by the Association of Mineworkers and
Sibanye mine warns of more retrenchments
Mining company Sibanye has defended its decision to retrench over 12 000 workers saying it’s part of
Lonmin’s largest shareholder backs takeover by Sibanye-Stillwater
South Africa’s Public Investment Corporation (PIC) said it will support a takeover of platinum
Marikana conditions unchanged: Bench Marks Foundation
Observers say platinum mining giant Lonmin is still far from abiding by the Mining Charter to
Mine workers ‘divided’ over Workers Day celebrations
Thousands of mine-workers across the country remain divided on whether to form part of today’s
18 Marikana crimes suspects due in court
The trial of 18 suspects linked to crimes in Marikana in 2012 is expected to resume at the Mahikeng