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Lonmin: NUM gets a push in the 'out' direction

Lonmin: NUM gets a push in the 'out' direction

21 May 2013 07:20 - Kwanele Sosibo
Lonmin has back-pedalled on its agreement to give the NUM until July to vacate its Marikana offices, pushing the deadline up to May 31.
Amplats's Magara picked as Lonmin's new head

Amplats's Magara picked as Lonmin's new head

02 Apr 2013 12:58 - Reuters
Lonmin has appointed Anglo American Platinum's Ben Magara as its new chief executive as it strives to rebound from last year's wave of deadly strikes.
Farlam calls for outstanding Marikana recordings

Farlam calls for outstanding Marikana recordings

13 Mar 2013 12:59 - Sapa
The Farlam commission of inquiry has made an appeal to the media to hand over any unseen footage of the August 16 shooting at Marikana, North West.
Marikana is picking up the pieces

Marikana is picking up the pieces

08 Mar 2013 00:00 - Thalia Holmes
Lonmin says it's trying to change, but union infighting continues to plague the mine.
Lonmin strike: Tension between unions hampers mine's output

Lonmin strike: Tension between unions hampers mine's output

05 Mar 2013 18:40 - Thalia Holmes
Despite a strong recovery from last year's Marikana tragedy, tension between labour unions Amcu and NUM hinder Lonmin platinum mine's output levels.
Lonmin workers embark on biggest strike since Marikana shooting

Lonmin workers embark on biggest strike since Marikana shooting

05 Mar 2013 13:10 - Thalia Holmes
Workers at Lonmin's Saffy and Newman shafts in Marikana have stopped working in the largest single strike since the shooting at the mine last year.
Ramaphosa quits Mondi and Lonmin boards

Ramaphosa quits Mondi and Lonmin boards

23 Jan 2013 14:52 - Reuters
Cyril Ramaphosa is quitting the boards of paper-maker Mondi and platinum producer Lonmin to prevent conflicts with his new political role.
Lawyers representing Marikana miners run low on funds

Lawyers representing Marikana miners run low on funds

19 Jan 2013 10:34 - Sapa
The legal team for 270 miners who were arrested and injured during a shooting at the Marikana mine are running low on funds, it has been reported.
Marikana: Truth, memory and reportage

Marikana: Truth, memory and reportage

21 Dec 2012 00:00 - Kwanele Sosibo
Telling the real story behind the shocking killings on the koppie of Lonmin's Marikana mine was never going to be easy, writes Kwanele Sosibo.
Family questions Lonmin miner's suicide

Family questions Lonmin miner's suicide

14 Dec 2012 00:00 - Kwanele Sosibo
The circumstances surrounding Lonmin worker, Marvellous Mpofana's death have led to rumours of murder, writes Kwanele Sosibo.
Lonmin faces community showdown

Lonmin faces community showdown

14 Dec 2012 00:00 - Heidi Swart
The Bapo Ba Mogale community claims that the mining giant Lonmin has fudged its profits and owes them millions in royalties, writes Heidi Swart.
Lonmin's 'line of sight' approach gave rise to R12 500 demand

Lonmin's 'line of sight' approach gave rise to R12 500 demand

07 Dec 2012 00:00 - Kwanele Sosibo
The Farlam commission has revealed that the claim for R12 500 originated in extra-union bargaining. Kwanele Sosibo reports.
Lonmin warns of further retrenchments

Lonmin warns of further retrenchments

31 Oct 2012 20:28 - Sapa
Labour unrest at Lonmin Platinum was connected to the company's contemplated restructuring, which could include retrenchments, the company has said.
Mine workers' hope lies in mass action

Mine workers' hope lies in mass action

19 Oct 2012 12:29 - Kwanele Sosibo
After a week that saw mounting arrests to counter the spreading strikes, the Trotskyite Democratic Socialist Movement paused to plot a way forward.
Mining: Labour unrest comes full circle

Mining: Labour unrest comes full circle

12 Oct 2012 10:24 - Lisa Steyn
The intensity of the current wave of protest echoes the far-reaching Durban strikes in 1973, writes Lisa Steyn.
NCR raises alarm at unsecured lending in Marikana

NCR raises alarm at unsecured lending in Marikana

11 Oct 2012 18:17 - Lynley Donnelly
Initial investigations by the NCR have shown that 10 out of 12 credit providers inspected in Marikana may be guilty of reckless lending practices.
Alienation, paucity and despair make for toxic catalysts

Alienation, paucity and despair make for toxic catalysts

12 Oct 2012 06:00 - Gavin Hartford
Only a back-to-basics approach can bridge the gulf between union aristocracy and workers and solve the labour crisis, writes Gavin Hartford.
Threat of disinvestment looms large

Threat of disinvestment looms large

05 Oct 2012 12:11 - Eleni Giokos, Lisa Steyn,
As strikers' stances harden, the increasing threat of closure could make wage demands irrelevant.
Farlam inquiry concludes Marikana hills inspection

Farlam inquiry concludes Marikana hills inspection

01 Oct 2012 18:30 - Jonisayi Maromo, Genevieve Quintal,
A judicial inquiry into the shooting of striking Lonmin workers at Marikana concluded an inspection of the hills where the workers were killed.

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