Ancyl leaders visit lonmins marikana mine
Marikana miners chase media away
Striking Marikana miners have asked police to remove the media from Wonderkop Stadium.
President Jacob Zuma is planning to take action against those who influence striking miners.
Scores of striking Marikana miners have once again refused to return to work.
There are calls to prevent former ANCYL leader Julius Malema from speaking to Marikana miners.
The Democratic Alliance has blamed Julius Malema for the shooting at the East Rand’s Gold One Mine.
An analyst believes Julius Malema has secured major political points following the Marikana tragedy.
It has emerged 270 Lonmin miners are being charged under an old apartheid law.
A cameraman has accused authorities of not following up on allegations of police brutality.
Committee chairperson Annelize van Wyk said the incident is being investigated by the inquiry.
Julius Malema told miners in Marikana to keep fighting for their salary increases.
Retired SCA Judge Ian Farlem will lead the Commission of Inquiry into the Marikana tragedy.
Julius Malema is calling for Jacob Zuma to step down after the Lonmin shooting.
The ANC’s conference in Mangaung could be heavily influenced by the recent Lonmin shooting.
President Jacob Zuma says he will leave no stone unturned in dealing with the shooting at the Lonmin mine.
The Labour Minister will meet with upstart union Amcu to discuss its role at the Lonmin Marikana mine.
Expelled ANCYL leader Julius Malema blamed ANC leaders for the massacre of 34 people at Lonmin Mine.
Lonmin mineworkers on Saturday took turns to discuss the massacre at the Marikana mine.