Association of mineworkers and construction union
Mathunjwa: Sibanye-Stillwater had no intent of improving Marikana miners' lives
Amcu was briefing the media on Tuesday about the job cuts and the ongoing wage negotiations in the platinum sector.
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Court told there was tension between Lonmin Amcu leadership
Accused number eight says while working at Lonmin he was part of Amcu’s leadership where he reported to Malibongwe Mdazo, the complainant who survived an alleged hit in July 2017.
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Amplats CEO defends mines sales
Chris Griffith says the decision was made before the strike, adding that the mines still have potential.
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Platinum firms, Amcu to seal the deal
Amcu says its wage deal with platinum producers will be signed today.
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Amcu, platinum firms reach ‘in principle’ agreement
Platinum producers say Amcu leaders are taking an offer to members which could end the strike.
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Amcu accuses Lonmin of tax evasion
The claim comes amidst tense wage talks between the union and platinum firms.
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Task team takes aim at platinum strike
The new Minister of Mineral Resources has promised to find quick solutions to the stalemate.
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NUM accuses Amcu of petrol bombings
The union called on its members to defend themselves as police are failing to provide protection.
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NUM tells members: Defend your lives
The union made the call following the apparent petrol bombing of two homes belonging to its members.
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Concern over SA's shrinking economy
Figures show the economy experienced its first contraction since 2009, dropping 0.6%.
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SA economy shrinks: first drop since 2009
The economy shrank by 0.6 percent in the first quarter, dragged down by the protracted platinum strike.
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NUM: Worker killed in Rustenburg
Over the past few weeks, several deaths have been reported on the platinum belt.
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Platinum strike ‘eroding confidence in SA’
As 'negative' news coverage turns investment away from mining, Lonmin says the consequences are national.
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NUM advises mineworkers to stay home
The union says platinum companies are failing to protect workers from strike violence in Marikana.
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NUM slams Amcu's 'militant strategy'
The NUM says once striking in the mining sector ends it expects its membership to swell.
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Marikana miners face health crisis
Lonmin and Amplats are warning that the ongoing strike is now hitting workers’ health.
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NUM members feel targeted in Marikana
The union says members fear for their lives as Amcu’s platinum strike drags on amidst violence.
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Implats: Most miners willing to end strike
The company says some two-thirds of workers they have spoken to are willing to accept the officer.
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Amcu miners reject latest offer
There is still has no end in sight to one of the longest strikes South Africa has ever seen.
