Mineworkers in Marikana have blasted the Farlam Commission of Inquiry report for its findings against Amcu.
Members of Amcu have turned up in droves as the Labour Court was to hear the Chamber of Mines’s bid to prevent an Amcu strike in the gold sector.
Striking mine workers retaliated to being sprayed with water cannons by pelting security officials at the Khuseleka mine in Rustenburg with stones.
Murders at Marikana resulting from union rivalry between the NUM and Amcu has violated the peace accord signed in February, says Thandi Modise.
The Rustenburg strike coordinating committee says the protest at Anglo American Platinum will continue despite earlier claims to the contrary.
Cosatu, during their protest march in Rustenburg, vowed that all dismissed Anglo American Platinum mineworkers would be reinstated.
Police say a second man has died during violent protests by striking miners at the Nkaneng informal settlement in Photsaneng near Rustenburg.
Police say a man has been burnt to death and another shot and wounded at Nkaneng informal settlement near Rustenburg as the Amplats strike drags on.
Sacked Anglo American Platinum miners have refused to accept their dismissals for embarking on a wildcat strike.
A strike for a R12 500 monthly wage by Rustenburg platinum mine workers has spilled over into the chrome sector.
Striking Lonmin workers have vowed to stay away from work until their demand for a R12 500 monthly wage is met.
All 34 Lonmin mineworkers killed in a clash with police have been identified, Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane says.
Sibusiso Ndebele has launched the I-Pledge road safety campaign, hoping to change the behaviour of drivers in a bid to bring down the road death toll.
The credibility of an accident reconstruction expert testifying in the Jub Jub trial has been questioned due to discrepancies in his testimony.
The cars of Molemo "Jub Jub" Maarohanye and Themba Tshabalala did not collide with each other, an accident reconstruction expert told the court.
South Africa’s economic policies favoured whites, former columnist Eric Miyeni wrote in an open letter to the ANC on Tuesday.
Robberies targeting bank clients withdrawing large amounts of cash have increased, the South African Banking Risk Information Centre has said.
Two witnesses who were apparently in the cars involved in Molemo Maarohanye and Temba Tshabalala’s crash say police refused to take their statements.
Politicians, not the police, should be sent to defuse service delivery protests in disillusioned communities, says former Cabinet minister Jay Naidoo.
African National Congress Youth League leader Julius Malema’s message to the mother body was clear on Sunday — move with the youth, or move out.
The tripartite alliance was "functional", the SACP said on Sunday, but general secretary Blade Nzimande said there were problems in some provinces.
Communities should continue to slaughter animals as a religious and cultural practice, the Commission on the Rights of Culture and Religion said.
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The protest in the Mpumalanga township of Wesselton, near Ermelo, was suspended on Thursday, said a community leader.
The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) hopes that rumours of a resurgence in xenophobic violence after the World Cup are "just a threat".
Corruption is theft from the poor, South African Communist Party secretary general Blade Nzimande said on Monday.
South African Disability Alliance members burnt tyres on Thursday in protest at the lack of accessibility of Cup stadiums to people with disabilities.