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Rustenburg

Implats workers strike at Rustenburg mine
Article
/ 21 May 2012

Implats workers strike at Rustenburg mine

Implats miners have downed tools in protest over the arrest of their colleagues and leaders implicated in last week’s clashes between rival unions.

By Sapa
‘Because he cares’: Malema sticks his ore in at Implats
Article
/ 29 February 2012

‘Because he cares’: Malema sticks his ore in at Implats

Arriving to a rapturous welcome, Julius Malema has urged Implats mineworkers to resolve their strike by being "militant and radical, but peaceful".

By Nickolaus Bauer
‘True leader’ Malema addresses Implats strikers
Article
/ 28 February 2012

‘True leader’ Malema addresses Implats strikers

ANCYL president Julius Malema told striking Implats workers they must negotiate to end their strike and to not allow management to divide them.

By Staff Reporter and Sapa Afp
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Article
/ 21 February 2012

We can’t live like this, say Implats workers

Striking Impala Platinum mine workers say they "cannot survive" on the salaries they are paid, demanding "R9 000 and nothing else" from the company.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 February 2012

Police arrest over 350 for Rustenburg violence

Between 350 and 400 people have been arrested for looting and malicious damage to property after an illegal mineworkers’ strike in Rustenburg.

By Staff Reporter
Councillor’s death probe intensifies
Article
/ 10 June 2011

Councillor’s death probe intensifies

Police question the North West figures accused of corruption by assassinated Moss Phakoe again.

By Lungile Dube
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Article
/ 13 May 2011

Deals and death in North West

A Rustenburg municipal councillor was killed within days of reporting a dodgy contract.

By Lungile Dube, Sam Sole Author and Sam Sole
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Article
/ 13 February 2011

Supra Mahumapelo elected as North West ANC leader

Supra Mahumapelo made a dramatic comeback on Saturday when he elected as the ANC leader in the North West.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
Pressure gets to England ahead of clash with US
Article
/ 12 June 2010

Pressure gets to England ahead of clash with US

The outbursts by England coach Fabio Capello and Wayne Rooney this week are a fair indication that a US victory wouldn’t be considered an upset.

By Rob Harris
Rustenburg: nightlife
Article
/ 15 March 2010

Rustenburg: nightlife

Nightlife in Rustenburg is limited but there are ample bars and clubs to keep you busy for a few days.

By Staff Reporter
Rustenburg: heritage
Article
/ 14 March 2010

Rustenburg: heritage

While Rustenburg is one of South Africa’s smaller and less bustling cities, it offers spectacular must-do outdoor experiences.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 6 January 2010

Sex workers set sights on 2010

Rustenburg sex worker Tshepiso Khoza is hoping to get off the street with the money she makes from the Soccer World Cup later this year.

By Sapa Author, Agencies Author, Boyd Webb and Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 September 2009

Komphela fuming after defeat to Chiefs

Kaizer Chiefs were gifted a soft penalty to secure a 1-0 win over Platinum Stars to move up from the bottom of the PSL standings on Tuesday night.

By Sy Lerman
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Article
/ 28 August 2009

Rustenburg ready for 2010 kick-off

Rustenburg may be hosting only six 2010 Cup matches, but the excitement on the ground could pass for that in a city preparing to stage the final.

By Phathisani Moyo and Lucky Sindane
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Article
/ 25 August 2009

Strike halts work at Implats mine

Impala Platinum said on Tuesday a strike by workers had halted its largest operation in South Africa.

By James Macharia
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Article
/ 31 July 2009

Major test for major clubs

Rustenburg football fans welcome the Telkom Charity Cup to their city on Saturday.

By Phathisani Moyo
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Article
/ 24 June 2009

World Cup revs up tourism in Rustenburg

Former miner Oleseng Mokoena has broken 15 plates and a dozen wine glasses since becoming a waiter in Rustenburg a month ago.

By Sibongile Khumalo
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Article
/ 16 June 2009

Pressure on Bafana ahead of New Zealand clash

Rustenburg hosts its biggest football match when Bafana Bafana face New Zealand in a winner-takes-all Confederations Cup clash on Wednesday.

By Phathisani Moyo
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Article
/ 5 June 2009

‘Just hanging around’

Mooinooi, a one-employer town, where many workers have a single skill, is hurting badly as a result of Wall Street’s excesses.

By Lloyd Gedye
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Article
/ 5 June 2009

Still crazy about soccer

Mooinooi resident: Everyone is suffering here. Women will start to sell their bodies and there will be an increase in pregnancy.

By Lloyd Gedye
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Article
/ 18 April 2009

Global crisis hits SA mining backbone ahead of polls

Every night, John Lepota heads to the communal TV room at his mineworkers compound to faithfully check the latest platinum price on the evening news.

By Justine Gerardy
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Article
/ 15 April 2009

Mzansi Voters: Doctor Tsotetsi

Unemployment and a lack of access to good education made me leave home in the 1980s and I see that my children are following in the same footsteps.

By Monako Dibetle
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Article
/ 3 April 2009

At church with JZ

Church members, mostly in their twenties and thirties and in their Sunday best, hug one another as they file into the vibey, charismatic church.

By Rapule Tabane
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Article
/ 25 March 2009

Miners fear for jobs as platinum loses its glister

In British street slang, when something is good it’s ”diamond”. In Rustenburg, another underground treasure, platinum, is the adjective of prestige.

By Clare Byrne
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Article
/ 24 March 2009

Premier shot at after councillor’s funeral

North West Premier Edna Molewa and her husband were shot at while returning from a funeral in Rustenburg, according to a media report on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
One-pal crew’s shot at big time
Article
/ 22 March 2009

One-pal crew’s shot at big time

Football gets bigger than dribbling in the street for two orphans from Rustenburg, writes Lucky Sindane.

By Lucky Sindane
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Article
/ 17 March 2009

Stars wary of wounded Birds

Free State Stars could not have played wounded Moroka Swallows at a worse time, says Stars coach Steve Komphela.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 12 February 2009

Birds, Bucs gear up for Soweto derby

Moroka Swallows will take a psychological advantage into their Soweto Derby against Orlando Pirates on Sunday, claims the Birds assistant coach.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 December 2008

Top players shun Sun City Challenge

Even a purse of ,2-million has done little to entice the multimillion-dollar athletes to Sun City for this year’s Nedbank Golf Challenge.

By Rams Mabote
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Article
/ 24 November 2008

Skierlik shooter’s dad faces charge

The father of Skierlik murderer Johan Nel may be recharged with the negligent handling of a firearm, police said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 November 2008

Bafana end year on high note

Bafana Bafana claimed a fourth consecutive international victory on Wednesday by edging Cameroon 3-2 in a Nelson Mandela Challenge thriller.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 October 2008

Birds defeat old foe

Moroka Swallows turned in one of their best displays for years to beat their old enemy Kaizer Chiefs 2-0 in an Absa Premiership Soweto derby.

By Billy Cooper
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