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For 13 years, the former residents have battled with Nkomati mine over the relocation of graves and the destruction of cattle kraals and homesteads
Beneficiaries will now be able to apply to get money from the settlement almost two years after the Johannesburg high court ruled on the matter.
Self-made billionaire Patrice Motsepe embraces disruption and renewables in growth strategy
Potential claimants and their dependents are encouraged to also contact the call centre
Mthobeli Gangatha has learnt to accept that nothing, not even part of the R5-billion settlement announced by lawyers, will ever reverse his condition
African Rainbow Minerals will no longer use the auditing company after continued allegations over the lawfulness of KPMG’s conduct.
A weaker rand has help profits at Patrice Motsepe’s mining company rise despite a fall in iron ore prices.
The Financial Mail has reported that the billionaire is planning to start a financial-services company.
Poverty-stricken villagers wait in vain for development promised to them by African Rainbow Minerals, which pledged to provide houses and roads.
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/ 22 January 2010
A sit-in by workers over a wage dispute that halted production at a South African platinum mine earlier this week ended late on Thursday.
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/ 23 September 2009
African Rainbow Minerals plans to invest in projects in Zimbabwe as part of its expansion into Southern Africa, a company official said.
African Rainbow Minerals on Monday reported a drop in full-year headline earnings, hit by a drop in sales and prices.
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/ 1 September 2008
Diversified mining group African Rainbow Minerals full-year earnings jumped due to strong metal prices and the group gave a bright outlook on Monday.
South Africa’s biggest mineworkers’ union may call a strike at the jointly owned Two Rivers platinum mine over disputes which include wages.
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/ 25 February 2008
An explosion that ripped through a ferromanganese smelter near Durban on Sunday and claimed the lives of five people sparked protests by workers as a Labour Department inquiry into workers’ exposure to poisonous fumes was about to start on Monday morning.
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/ 22 February 2008
A formal inquiry by the Department of Labour into the exposure of poisonous fumes at a Cato Ridge manganese company will begin on Monday. The inquiry follows six cases of manganism that were reported at the Assmang plant. Manganism is acquired by overexposure to airborne manganese.