Amcu rejects latest wage offer
Unions divided over gold producers' wage offer
Wage talks between SA bullion producers and unions started in June with NUM and Amcu.
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Platinum strike: Miners to be addressed
The union will reveal the response by platinum companies to its additional demands in Rustenburg.
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Ramatlhodi looks to amend labour act
The mineral resources minister will soon meet with the ANC's subcommittee to discuss the economy.
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Platinum companies: Miners returning to work
Striking Amcu members are demanding a basic R12,000 monthly salary.
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Amcu responds to latest offer
Both Amplats and Implats said they are reviewing the contents of the written response.
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Amcu to meet with platinum bosses
Miners gave Amcu's leadership a mandate to accept a R1,000 salary hike.
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Calls for arbitration in platinum strike
The SA Attorneys Association says the effects of the platinum strike on the economy are concerning.
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'Govt & business must discuss economy'
Organised business said it's time for govt and business to talk about the plunging economy.
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Ramatlhodi to deliver housing for miners
Ngoako Ramatlhodi said the living out allowance demanded by Amcu is in addition to the R12,500 salary.
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Marcus warns of adverse effects on exports
Gill Marcus says the longer the platinum strike continues, the sooner effects on exports will be felt.
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Platinum strike: NUM member's car set alight
NUM says the man was targeted for leaving Amcu to rejoin the NUM.
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Solidarity wants protection for miners
Solidarity says the right to strike has become more important than the right to work.
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EFF blames ANC for platinum strike
The EFF says the ANC should not blame 'white foreign forces' because govt itself could not resolve the strike.
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'White foreign forces behind platinum strike'
The ANC says 'white foreign forces' are trying to destabilise South Africa's economy.
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Amcu strike: Ramatlhodi to leave negotiations
Ngoako Ramatlhodi said he'll no longer be involved in further negotiations regardless of the outcome.
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Platinum strike might end soon
Amcu says Minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi is the first to come forward with real solutions.
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'Platinum mine bosses repackaging same offer'
A negotiator for Amcu says talks have deadlocked because mine bosses keep repackaging the same offer.
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Groups show solidarity for striking miners
Human rights groups and miners protested outside Parliament for the rights of striking miners.
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Details of platinum wage talks to be released
Amcu says parties will discuss the matter publicly after they have concluded today's talks.
