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Amplats CEO apologises
Chris Griffith has apologised for comments he made in a daily newspaper earlier this week.
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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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Amcu members gather to resume pickets
Police have increased their presence at Lonmin in the wake of three killings on the weekend.
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Lonmin aims for 14 May restart
The SA platinum producer is preparing to bring an end to the country's longest strike.
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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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Holomisa pledges support to Amcu
Bantu Holomisa says Amcu members should have more confidence in their leadership.
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Stocks rise as strike talks boost miners
Producers such as Implats, Amplats and Lonmin all gained around one percent in the day’s trading.
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Amcu refutes ‘strike fund’ allegations
Mine workers at Lonmin, Amplats and Implats have been on strike since January.
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Amplats trying to stay afloat, retain jobs
Amplats says its employees and their children are suffering due to the ongoing strike.
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'Thousands of job losses from platinum strike'
A mining analyst says the platinum sector strike will be disastrous for jobs and economic growth.
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Amcu gives Impala deadline
Joseph Mathunjwa says the company has until next Saturday to respond to wage demands.
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Amcu marches to Impala's HQ
Some 80,000 workers affiliated to the union have been on a wage strike since January.
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'Platinum strike affecting economy'
Economist Dawie Roodt says if there's no resolution soon things may take a turn for the worst.
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Amplats guarantees Amcu a solution
The strike has financially hit the platinum sector for almost two months.
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Amcu: Mine bosses must give in
Amplats on Tuesday agreed to re-enter talks with the union in a bid to resolve the impasse.
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Amplats ‘ready to talk’ to Amcu
The platinum producer says it's ready to re-enter talks to end the seven-week long strike.
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Amplats: Amcu's demands unaffordable
Amplats confirms talks between platinum bosses and Amcu are suspended indefinitely.
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Talks to end platinum strike resume
The Implats CEO says companies and Amcu need to find a solution to end the strike.
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Amcu case postponed
The Labour Court postponed a case to have 39 Amcu leaders fined or arrested for contempt of court.
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Amcu: Platinum strike will continue
Amcu's leadership says the platinum sector strike will go on until wage demands are met.
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Amplats threatens to sue Amcu
The world's biggest primary producer of platinum says it is losing R100m a day due to intimidation.
