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Meggan Saville
Lawyers debate ‘misconduct’ in Tlakula case
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Meggan Saville
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4 Jun 2014
IEC chair Pansy Tlakula's counsel has argued that she cannot be punished for misconduct before her appointment, but the prosecution has disputed this.
Kasrils: ‘Vote No!’ supports ANC’s founding principles
Article
Meggan Saville
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30 Apr 2014
Former minister Ronnie Kasrils says voting against the ruling party in the upcoming elections is a way to "support the ideals of the ANC".
Krejcir-linked alleged murder plotters denied bail
Article
Meggan Saville
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5 Feb 2014
Two of five people accused of attempting to murder investigators in the Radovan Krejcir case have been denied bail.
Amcu talks with platinum sector postponed
Article
Meggan Saville
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24 Jan 2014
Talks aimed at resolving an Amcu strike on the platinum belt will resume on Monday and contine for three days.
Amcu strike ruling delayed
Article
Meggan Saville
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22 Jan 2014
A planned Amcu strike in the gold sector could go ahead after an application to prevent it has been postponed by the Labour Court.
Amcu strikes gives Oliphant sleepless nights
Article
Meggan Saville
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Sapa
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21 Jan 2014
While Solidarity says a strike by Amcu members would yield no results, the labour minister says the market is entering a turbulent period.
Numsa: Petrol attendants’ strike to continue
Article
Meggan Saville
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9 Sep 2013
The strike by petrol attendants and car repair workers affiliated to Numsa will continue until the union's demands are met, says Numsa's Irvin Jim.
Lekota: Cope was not ready for congress
Article
Meggan Saville
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10 Jul 2013
Cope was not in a position to hold a credible elective congress in May 2010, party president Mosiuoa Lekota has told the high court in Johannesburg.
Police ‘changed Marikana story’
Article
Meggan Saville
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2 May 2013
Police changed their version of events at Marikana to fit the evidence of expert witnesses, the Farlam commission of inquiry heard.
Marikana: Police did ‘not anticipate’ reaction
Article
Meggan Saville
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29 Apr 2013
Police did not foresee the reaction of protesting Lonmin miners to the deployment of barbed wire, the Farlam commission has heard.
Court denies bail to officers accused of killing Macia
Article
Meggan Saville
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12 Mar 2013
The nine police officers accused of killing taxi driver Emidio Macia have been denied bail by the Benoni Magistrate's Court.
Strikers carried weapons ‘for protection’ at Marikana
Article
Meggan Saville
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21 Feb 2013
Striking Marikana miners carried weapons for protection, after hearing that NUM members had killed two miners, the Farlam commission of inquiry heard.
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