Condolences distress Marikana families

Chemicals group Lanxess had begun discussions with the National Union of Mineworkers at its Rustenburg chrome unit, where workers and security guards were injured during a clash yesterday. The workers had been on an illegal strike since Thursday to ...

Johannesburg - Workers at the Lanxess chrome mine in Rustenburg are still on strike, the mine said on Wednesday. "The illegal strike activities continue today (Wednesday)," mine spokesperson Sibonile Dube said in a statement. On Tuesday night, ...

Read more stories about Marikana inquiry A 'behind the scenes' look at how the emergency services work. Now R276.00 Rustenburg - The police's operational plan for the Marikana unrest was a compilation of the input of all the commanders, involved in ...

VENTURES AFRICA In a move likely to trigger another strike in the volatile Rustenburg's platinum belt, the world's biggest platinum producer, Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), on Wednesday said it will start the process of retrenching 6 000 mine ...

Home >> South Africa >> Pretoria North West police say they will continue to keep an eye on Marikana, near Rustenburg, following a successful raid over the weekend. Brigadier Thulani Ngubane of the North West Police told SAnews on Wednesday that ...

Rustenburg - The Farlam Commission of Inquiry on Tuesday reviewed the testimony given several months ago by Brigadier Zephania Mkhwanazi. The public order policing expert was called to give evidence at the commission as he had expertise in training ...

Rustenburg - Senior police officer Lt-Col Duncan Scott has admitted to drawing up the plan to deal with striking Marikana miners last year, the Farlam Commission heard on Monday. A statement written by Scott in November was entered as evidence on ...

Johannesburg - Work resumed at Lonmin's platinum mine in Rustenburg, in the North West, on Monday morning following a wildcat strike, the company said. "Everything is fine, everything is back to normal," spokeswoman Sue Vey said. Association of ...

Read more stories about Marikana inquiry A 'behind the scenes' look at how the emergency services work. Now R276.00 Rustenburg - Police did not believe Amcu leader Joseph Mathunjwa could persuade striking Marikana miners to give up their weapons, ...