Recent amendments will hamper growth and without growth, transformation is a nonstarter, Coenraad Bezuidenhout says.
A lawyer has told the Farlam commission that the surviving miners and the families of the deceased should have a fair chance to present their cases.
The Farlam commission has been postponed until next week to study information police have held back in the inquiry into 44 deaths at Marikana.
The opposition’s fervent support of the Marikana miners has been read as political opportunism, but civilians behind the campaign seem okay with it.
This week, Zuma gives some good news, Citizens4Marikana march for money and Miley Cyrus makes the news … again.
The system is on its way out but its legacy endures – in low wages and dwindling union membership.
Deputy president of the ANC Cyril Ramaphosa has been heckled and booed during a lecture on the National Development Plan.
Minister in the presidency Trevor Manuel was heckled at the University of the Witwatersrand by protesting mineworkers during a Ruth First lecture.
Who should take responsibility for reconciling workers and management?
North West deputy police commissioner William Mpembe has broken down at the Farlam commission, saying he was hurt by accusation made against him.
The mining union’s change of tactics governing wage talks has suggested that last year’s bloody mine violence at Marikana may be avoided this year.
Two men have been arrested in Marikana in connection with the murder of an NUM shop steward, Isaiah Twala, say North West police.
An incredible series of happenings has stunned SA over the past decade. What effect does this have on the nation’s psyche?
The Economic Freedom Fighters is postponing its planned official launch in Marikana in the North West this weekend, it said.
Solidarity has threatened to bring Lonmin’s operations to its knees if the company does not reconsider its decision to revoke Amcu’s recognition.
If a donor is not found, Marikana mineworkers will have to raise money in order to fund their legal representation at the Farlam commission.
The Constitutional Court has dismissed an application for the state to provide financial aid to the miners arrested and injured at Marikana last year.
EFF commander in chief Julius Malema said Lonmin and the ANC government butchered people on August 16 and should be reminded of that.
Lungani Mabutyana’s body was found hanging from a tree months after the Marikana massacre. His family is still trying to understand what happened.
Deprived of breadwinners, the lives of the families of the Marikana massacre victims are on hold while the Farlam commission continues.
The Constitutional Court will on Friday rule on whether the state should pay the legal costs for the miners arrested and hurt at Marikana last year.
The union is crying foul after Lonmin revoked recognition of the union, saying the company will pay for summarily derecognising it.
The National Union of Mineworkers will not take part in the Marikana commemorations, it said.
As the anniversary of the Marikana massacre draws closer, President Jacob Zuma has urged miners to remain calm and reflect on the "sad loss of life".
Trade union Solidarity has boycotted the launch of the mine crime combating forum in Rustenburg in protest, says general secretary Gideon du Plessis.
The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union has been formally recognised as the majority union at Lonmin.
SA will mark a year since the shocking massacre at the Marikana mine with a fragile economy, a tainted government and a disquiet labour force.
A 49-year-old Lonmin worker has been shot in Wonderkop near the Marikana mine in the North West, says police.
Julius Malema’s new party, the Economic Freedom Fighters, is planning to have its official launch next month in Marikana.
Casac has called on government to provide funding for the legal representation of Marikana miners, to protect the integrity of the Farlam commission.
The Legal Resources Centre has provisionally pulled out of the Farlam commission of inquiry’s proceedings, the third party to do so this week.
In solidarity with the families’ lawyers pulling out of the Farlam commission, Amcu says it will temporarily withdraw representatives from the case.