Lawyers representing the Marikana mineworkers wounded and arrested last year have provisionally pulled out of the Farlam commission’s proceedings.
Expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema has criticised President Jacob Zuma and government over the Marikana massacre in August.
A man who gave evidence to the police about the circumstances leading up to the Marikana massacre has received death threats via sms and email.
The families of mineworkers killed in a clash with police in Marikana will conduct a cleansing ceremony of the site, says the Bojanala municipality.
Two of the police officers deployed to Marikana in August have committed suicide, says national police commissioner Riah Phiyega.
The president would not fire the police minister for the Marikana killings because he saw the incident as a mistake, the Farlam commission has heard.
Riah Phiyega has finally conceded she was aware of workers "asking for about R12 500 or whatever" at Lonmin ahead of the Marikana massacre.
The largest labor union at Lonmin will serve a 48-hour strike notice if an agreement is not reached on recognising it as the majority union.
The National Union of Mineworkers is up against the wall as it cries conspiracy since eight of its members have been suspended over fraud allegations.
Following a string of post-Marikana deaths, witnesses due to testify say they feel unsafe and want to enter the state’s witness protection programme.
A National Union of Mineworkers leader has been shot dead and another wounded at a Lonmin platinum mine in South Africa, says the union.
President Jacob Zuma has extended the period for the Farlam commission of inquiry beyond the end of May.
The Marikana inquiry may at some point in the distant future provide guidance on how to ensure police accountability to the public it serves.
The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union’s battle to consolidate power over the NUM has taken on martial proportions.
Given what happened last year at Lonmin’s Marikana mine, it’s as well to approach the recent developments there carefully.
Amcu may have convinced Marikana protesters to return to work, but dissent threatens as job cuts in the platinum mining sector remain possible.
Noises believed to be gunshots were heard inside the Wonderkop Stadium, in Marikana, while striking miners gathered for a meeting.
Talks to end a wildcat strike at the Lonmin platinum mine in Marikana are underway as workers gathered to hear feedback from the mine’s management.
An unplanned strike at the Lonmin mine in Marikana has left everyone unsettled as reasons for the protest remain unclear.
Mawethu Steven’s death is proof that there are deadly problems in Marikana, including a deep distrust of police and hidden motives for killing.
The community of the Nkaneng informal settlement, near Marikana, must seek "calm" after three fatal shootings in the area, says the ANC.
The IPID will probe an incident in which police came under fire while en route to a crime scene at the Nkaneng informal settlement near Marikana.
Police changed their version of events at Marikana to fit the evidence of expert witnesses, the Farlam commission of inquiry heard.
Mary Wafer has stepped outside of her comfort zone to create a valuable exhibition about the tragedy at Lonmin’s mine.
The SAPS have been reviewing several operational aspects following the Marikana wage-related unrest last year that left 44 people dead.
After leaving in the wake of his stabbing in East London, advocate Dali Mpofu is set to return to the Farlam commission of inquiry this week.
Police officers knew a substance thought to be muti was given to striking Marikana mineworkers, the Farlam commission of inquiry has heard.
It is unconfirmed that police officers shot dead striking mineworkers in Marikana last year, the police commissioner has told the Farlam commission.
The past financial year has caused Sasria to experience a loss ratio worse than that experienced in the most turbulent days of apartheid.
The sangoma believed to have performed rituals on protesting Lonmin mineworkers in Marikana, North West, has been gunned down.
The police and their management are concealing the events surrounding the Marikana shooting, claims the South African Humans Rights Council.
National Police Chief Riah Phiyega has stuck to her stance that police acted in self-defence when they shot dead 34 striking mineworkers at Marikana.