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Farlam: Inquiry can't be blamed for lack of prosecutions over Marikana tragedy
Retired Judge Ian Farlam, who headed the inquiry into the Marikana massacre, believes that not much has changed and important recommendations in his report have not yet been implemented by government.
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Mathunjwa: Farlam commission one of omission
Mining union Amcu said it was still considering launching a legal challenge against the Farlam commission of inquiry's findings into the Marikana massacre.
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ANC: Marikana massacre should never have happened
Government is faced with a new report that police who killed the 34 striking miners were taking vengeance for two of their comrades killed two days earlier.
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Policing expert: Police dealing with protests should try & defuse the situation
The multi-national panel was set up in 2016, a year after the Farlam Commission released its report on the deaths of 44 mineworkers on the platinum belt during august 2012.
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Ramaphosa 'not wanted' at Marikana commemoration
Cyril Ramaphosa has been heavily criticised for calling on police to take 'concomitant action' against the protesters.
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Marikana massacre: State faces civil claims worth over R1bn
The SAPS told Parliament’s police portfolio committee that government’s approach to the litigation is aimed at reaching settlements of the claims as quickly as possible.
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Claassen inquiry: Phiyega must be removed from office
The report was tabled in Parliament last month and was classified as confidential but is now a public document.
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Phiyega’s legal team ready to argue case in court
Phiyega instructed her legal team to challenge the Claassen Commission of Inquiry’s final report, which found that she was unfit to hold office.
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PAC wants political heads held liable for Marikana killings
The Presidency has issued an update on steps taken by government to implement the Farlam Commission of Inquiry's recommendations.
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Popcru to study Presidency’s statement on Marikana
President Jacob Zuma has revealed updates on the implementation of recommendations by the Farlam Commission of Inquiry.
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Government ready to compensate Marikana victims
The Presidency says the South African Police Services has instructed its attorneys to make offers of payments.
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Phiyega's legal counsel to approach Claasen Board of Inquiry
The suspended national police commissioner faced questions about her role during the 2012 Marikana massacre.
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Police committee: Farlam recommendations yet to be implemented
The committee says a lot still needs to be done to implement recommendations by Marikana Inquiry.
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Transformation task team launched to consider Farlam Commission’s findings
Tomorrow marks the fourth anniversary of the Marikana shootings which left 34 miners dead.
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Phiyega to know her fate in two months
The inquiry relates to Phiyega’s conduct during the mass shooting in Marikana in 2012.
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Phiyega’s legal team to begin closing arguments today
The suspended national police commissioner is currently under investigation over her fitness to hold office.
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‘Phiyega missed opportunity to tell her side of the story’
The suspended national police commissioner is facing an inquiry into her fitness to hold office.
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Marikana: Lonmin's leading rep reportedly spied for State Security
The Rapport newspaper says the mine’s HR head was listed as a ‘deep cover’ agent from 2004 to 2012.
