Amplats miners refuse to work
Sibanye Gold looks to acquire platinum mines
While it won’t say which, Sibanye Gold has publicly expressed interest in acquiring platinum mines.
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Amcu strike enters third week
While talks over wages in the mining sector resume, mineworkers continue to protest.
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Amcu rejects latest wage offer
The union is adamant it will not settle for a salary of less than R12,500 for its workers.
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Miners end strike at Amplats
Speaking to Reuters, Amcu president Joseph Mathunjwa said members will return to work on Friday.
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Amplats production down as strike continues
The platinum mine is losing more than 3,000 ounces a day due to the ongoing strike.
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Four held for Amplats violence
The arrests come after a confrontation between police and striking miners.
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Amcu to down tools at Amplats
Amcu is opposing restructuring at Amplats, which will see 4,800 people lose their jobs.
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DA to fight job-killing bill - Mazibuko
The opposition vows to fight the introduction of the Mineral & Petroleum Resources Development Act.
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NUM rejects planned Amplats strike
The illegal strike will oppose a restructuring proposal which could see 6,000 workers lose their jobs.
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Amplats miners threaten to strike
Amplats has warned workers against taking part in a wildcat strike this evening.
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Amplats miners hold mass meeting
Amplats miners in the North West are expected to return to work on Wednesday.
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Amplats miners stay away from work
After violence on Monday, some Amplats workers have stopped working in support of their injured colleagues.
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Amplats miners planning mass strike
Amplats are preparing to stage “the mother of all strikes” against possible retrenchments.
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Amplats to reveal plans for Rustenburg mine
Amplats will on Monday announce its plans for its Rustenburg mine which might affect 14,000 workers.
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Amplats workers delay mass meeting
Bad weather has stopped Amplats workers from holding a mass meeting, in Rustenburg.
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Amplats operations continue, amid restructuring talks
Amplats says it will be business as usual as it continues to engage with government and workers.
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Amplats meeting with Shabangu
Anglo Platinum is meeting with Mining Minister Susan Shabangu to discuss its proposed 14,000 retrenchments.
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Premier concerned by looming Amplats layoffs
NW Premier Thandi Modise called for calm and extensive consultation between Amplats & govt.
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Amcu to discuss retrenchments
The union is planning to get a mandate from its members in the next few days.
