Amcu strike ends
Implats mulls increased mechanisation
The company will unveil the results of a strategic review in December.
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Implats embarks on strategic review
A restructuring is expected in South Africa’s platinum sector after a strike by Amcu which ended in June.
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Amcu unaware of Lonmin retrenchments
Despite reports of Lonmin cutting 5,700 positions, Amcu says it’s not received word from the company.
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Lonmin denies rumoured job cuts
According to a report, the platinum producers aims to cut around 5,700 jobs.
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Report: Lonmin aims to cut 5,700 jobs
The plan would see the closure of four to six of the company's 11 shafts.
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Amcu not opposed to Amplats sale
But Joseph Mathunjwa says he would prefer that the mines were bought by the state.
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Another miner shot in North West
The latest victim was outside a bottle store when a group of armed men opened fire on him.
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Dead Amcu member was named by Mr X
Amcu branch secretary Bongani Bhayi Mehlonkomo was gunned down on his way home from work.
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NUM will oppose Amplats mine sales
Amplats says “a number” of suitors had expressed interest in buying the strike-hit mines.
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NUM agrees to 3 year wage deal
The mining union will sign a three-year wage agreement with Royal Bafokeng Platinum today.
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NUM denies responsibility for strike
Around 2,000 workers downed tools at Impala Platinum's Marula mine yesterday.
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Confusion surrounds platinum agreement
Platinum producers have denied they gave an undertaking to Amcu to refrain from restructuring.
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Mining companies to rebuild businesses
Analysts warn restructuring will cause massive job cuts in the troubled strike-hit sector.
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Platinum miners undergo tests
The first phase of the re-induction of thousands of mineworkers has been completed at Lonmin.
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Platinum sector deal: What lies ahead?
Greg Nicolson unpacks the platinum sector deal and the future implications.
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Tough decisions lie ahead for platinum companies
The top three platinum companies have collectively lost over R20bn during the work stoppage.
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Platinum miners return to work
Amcu members return to work this morning for the first time in over five months.
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South African stocks fall
Platinum mining shares gave up some of Monday’s gains as investors sized up the cost of a wage deal.
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Amcu, mine bosses sign deal
The agreement brings an end to the over five-month long wage strike on the platinum belt.
