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Lonmin

Amcu strike: Porridge again, but I dream of rice, atchar and wors
Article
/ 23 May 2014

Amcu strike: Porridge again, but I dream of rice, atchar and wors

Striking fathers are penniless, so children of miners make do with just one meal a day from school.

By Staff Reporter
NUM member stabbed to death on way to work
Article
/ 22 May 2014

NUM member stabbed to death on way to work

NUM says one of its members has been stabbed to death on his way to work at an Amplats mine, the fifth such killing in the past two weeks.

By Reuters
Lonmin dismisses hundreds of ‘absent’ workers
Article
/ 19 May 2014

Lonmin dismisses hundreds of ‘absent’ workers

Lonmin says it has fired 235 of its workers "who have been absent since January 23" – ​the day Amcu members downed tools demanding a higher salary.

By Sapa
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Article
/ 19 May 2014

Modise expresses concern over ?miners defaulting on ARV treatment

Thandi Modise says she is concerned over reports that intimidation has stopped miners from accessing health services in the platinum belt.

By Sapa
Platinum strike numbers to emerge in court
Article
/ 19 May 2014

Platinum strike numbers to emerge in court

The cost of Amcu’s 15-week wage strike and the data gathered from the mining companies’ SMS polls will be made public at the Labour Court.

By Staff Reporter
Amcu, Lonmin dismiss knowing about mineworker hit list
Article
/ 18 May 2014

Amcu, Lonmin dismiss knowing about mineworker hit list

The miner and striking union have denied knowledge of a hit list allegedly circulating around Marikana of miners who might return to work.

By Sapa
Numsa considers solidarity strike with Amcu
Article
/ 15 May 2014

Numsa considers solidarity strike with Amcu

As tensions run high in Marikana, Numsa says it might strike with Amcu – whose members are demanding a R12 500 salary from Lonmin, Amplats and Impala.

By Staff Reporter
Amcu takes Lonmin, Amplats to court over SMS campaign
Article
/ 14 May 2014

Amcu takes Lonmin, Amplats to court over SMS campaign

Amcu president Joseph Mathunjwa is taking the mining giants to labour court, saying their SMS campaign violated an agreement with the union.

By Staff Reporter
Amcu’s Mathunjwa: It’s like Marikana all over again
Article
/ 14 May 2014

Amcu’s Mathunjwa: It’s like Marikana all over again

Joseph Mathunjwa is worried about what is happening in the platinum belt, saying it is reminiscent of the run-up to the Marikana massacre.

By Staff Reporter
Nathi Mthethwa condemns killing of three mineworkers
Article
/ 12 May 2014

Nathi Mthethwa condemns killing of three mineworkers

Following the killing of three mineworkers near Rustenburg, the police minister says policing will be stepped up when some miners return to work.

By Sapa
Three workers killed amid platinum belt strike – NUM
Article
/ 12 May 2014

Three workers killed amid platinum belt strike – NUM

The National Union of Mineworkers says two miners have been killed while on their way to work, while another – and his wife – was killed in his home.

By Reuters
Amcu rejects platinum firms’ wage offer
Article
/ 30 April 2014

Amcu rejects platinum firms’ wage offer

Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union president Joseph Mathunjwa says its members have rejected the mining companies’ recent wage offer.

By Staff Reporter
Marikana’s worn-down widows just want closure
Article
/ 25 April 2014

Marikana’s worn-down widows just want closure

Many spouses of the Marikana massacre’s victims are having to balance their need for answers with a pressing need to return home and move on.

By Staff Reporter
Rustenburg’s rugby boys mine for glory on the sports field
Article
/ 25 April 2014

Rustenburg’s rugby boys mine for glory on the sports field

Bent but unbowed by the crippling strike, Rustenburg Impala’s rugby team has triumphed.

By Luke Alfred
Talks to end wage strikes continue behind closed doors
Article
/ 24 April 2014

Talks to end wage strikes continue behind closed doors

At an undisclosed location, mine representatives will continue to meet with Amcu – whose members downed tools demanding a basic salary of R12 500.

By Sapa
Amcu, platinum miners to meet over revised wage offer
Article
/ 21 April 2014

Amcu, platinum miners to meet over revised wage offer

Impala Platinum, Anglo American Platinum and Lonmin are due to meet with Amcu workers over a revised offer submitted last week.

By Sapa
Marikana’s Mr X to testify in camera
Article
/ 15 April 2014

Marikana’s Mr X to testify in camera

Police witness Mr X will be allowed to testify in camera by video link but his name and photo must be disclosed to the evidence leaders and parties.

By Staff Reporter
Striking Amcu miners fall behind on ARV treatment
Article
/ 14 April 2014

Striking Amcu miners fall behind on ARV treatment

In a letter explaining benefits the company offers miners, Lonmin says striking Amcu members are falling behind on their antiretroviral treatments.

By Sapa and Staff Reporter
Platinum town gripped by fear and hunger
Article
/ 6 April 2014

Platinum town gripped by fear and hunger

People staying near platinum mines in Rustenburg in the North West are starving and living in fear.

By Molaole Montsho
Platinum sector: Longest strike eases the way for layoffs
Article
/ 3 April 2014

Platinum sector: Longest strike eases the way for layoffs

Far from hurting the platinum miner, protracted labour action could put the firm on a better footing.

By Staff Reporter
Platinum mines warn they can’t serve suppliers
Article
/ 2 April 2014

Platinum mines warn they can’t serve suppliers

Anglo American Platinum and Lonmin have sent force majeure notices to some suppliers of goods and services to its strike-affected operations.

By Sapa
Amcu platinum strike: Breaking point is fast approaching
Article
/ 30 March 2014

Amcu platinum strike: Breaking point is fast approaching

With no end in sight for Amcu’s strike in the platinum sector, an analyst has predicted producers will "implement extreme measures" to break protests.

By Staff Reporter
Amcu workers: We’re striking until we get what we want
Article
/ 27 March 2014

Amcu workers: We’re striking until we get what we want

Amcu says it will continue to strike until it gets a deal that includes a way towards its demand of R12 500, despite mining firms’ losses complaints.

By Kwanele Sosibo
Stricken platinum workers seek strike end, say producers
Article
/ 26 March 2014

Stricken platinum workers seek strike end, say producers

Platinum companies have claimed to be in touch with employees who want to come back to work but fear being killed by protesters if they do.

By Andre Janse and Van Vuuren
Amcu marches on Union Buildings
Article
/ 6 March 2014

Amcu marches on Union Buildings

Amcu members are marching to the Union Buildings, where they are set to hand over a petition raising grievances with government and mining companies.

By Sapa
Platinum miners reject Amcu’s revised wage demand
Article
/ 5 March 2014

Platinum miners reject Amcu’s revised wage demand

In the first sign of compromise by the union during wage strikes this year, Amcu has revised its demand. But firms say it is still too high.

By Staff Reporter
Platinum stockpiles dwindle as strikers dig in
Article
/ 3 March 2014

Platinum stockpiles dwindle as strikers dig in

Attitudes of platinum producers and the majority union continue to harden as the strike enters it 6th week.

By Andre Janse Van Vuuren and Paul Burkhardt
CCMA set on ending Amcu strikes
Article
/ 24 February 2014

CCMA set on ending Amcu strikes

The CCMA has met the platinum producers’ mediators in talks aimed at ending Amcu’s strike at three platinum mining companies.

By Sapa
Platinum producers slate Amcu over wage demands
Article
/ 19 February 2014

Platinum producers slate Amcu over wage demands

Amcu’s refusal to revise its wage demands reflect little regard for potential job losses, says platinum producers.

By Sapa
Platinum producers take strike pain for cost-control gain
Article
/ 17 February 2014

Platinum producers take strike pain for cost-control gain

Platinum miners would rather endure the "short-term pain" of losing millions each day than give up ground on a wage settlement.

By Andre Janse and Van Vuuren
Amplats CEO paid more than double his Impala peer
Article
/ 13 February 2014

Amplats CEO paid more than double his Impala peer

The head of Anglo Platinum – the world’s largest platinum producer – has earned R17.6-million while the company struggles with wage negotiations.

By Andre Janse and Van Vuuren
Amcu, platinum producers to resume wage talks
Article
/ 13 February 2014

Amcu, platinum producers to resume wage talks

Wage negotiations and a mediation process, aimed at resolving the Amcu strike at Lonmin, Anglo American and Impala Platinum, is expected to resume.

By Sapa
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