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Silicosis case settlement brings hope
The payouts to affected miners who were part of the class action will provide a modicum of justice
All Sibanye miners brought to surface — DMR
It is believed that the workers were trapped at the company's Thembelani mine after the rails used to transport workers collapsed
Miners trapped underground at Sibanye-Stillwater op
The Amcu said it had received reports that as many as 4 000 miners were stuck underground
Deadly cost of Sibanye-Stillwater gold miners’ strike
The lengthy strike finally ended with Amcu agreeing to the same wage offer other mining unions accepted in October
Mine deaths expected to hit Sibanye gold production
The damage to infrastructure at Masakhane mine following a seismic event on May 3 2018, was among the operational disturbances the company experienced
All 955 miners trapped underground in a Sibanye mine have resurface unharmed
The miners were stuck in the Beatrix gold mine, in the town of Theunissen near the city of Welkom, for around 30 hours after a massive power outage
More than 900 trapped underground in Free State mine
Sibanye-Stillwater spokesperson James Wellsted said on Thursday afternoon that all the miners have been accounted for and are safe.
Forget Zuma, jobs are the issue
The employment figures are dire, and likely to get worse, until the economy picks up
Amcu: Sibanye strike will go ahead
An Tuesday court interdict has failed to thwart Amcu's plans to strike at several Sibanye gold mines, where it is the majority union.
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