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NUM planning mass protests
The union will protest for all its members demanding higher wages.
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Another Lonmin employee killed in Marikana
There has been a spate of attacks in the Marikana area this year.
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Cosatu president: Vavi sex scandal has harmed us
S'dumo Dlamini says they will now have to rebuild the federation.
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'We won't be brought into the fray on Vavi'
The ANC says it is waiting to hear the facts before commenting on allegations against Vavi.
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'Government impartial in mining sector'
Government says workers can join any trade union of their choice.
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NUM fight on for Lonmin recognition
NUM says it has evidence that Amcu falsified documents recognising them as a majority union.
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NUM seeks 60% hike at Implats
The NUM general secretary Frans Baleni says Impala management hasn’t set a date for talks.
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Mining talks stall after Amcu withdraws
NUM said talks failed after Amcu said it unwilling to allow other unions to negotiate for wages.
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'Strike at Marikana a possibility'
Amcu says talks at the CCMA with Lonmin bosses were unsuccessful.
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High level mining meeting underway
Govt, Chamber of Mines and mining CEO's are meeting to find a solution to the mining sector crises.
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Lonmin in talks with Num, Amcu
Mine management is in talks with Num and Amcu after 6,000 workers took part in a strike on Tuesday.
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More strikes in mining sector possible
National Union of Mineworkers says more strikes are possible for 2013.
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Num's Baleni cautions striking miners
Num's Frans Baleni said striking miners might lose employment if they continue to make unrealistic demands.
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Num shocked by latest killing
The National Union of Mineworkers has expressed shock following the murder of one of its members.
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Another Marikana miner killed - Num
Num spokesperson Frans Baleni said it is painful to see another member dying in this manner.
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6,200 miners lose their jobs - Num
Num’s Frans Baleni says Lonmin was forced to close down a shaft that employed 1,200 workers.
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Union rivalry evident in Marikana
Marikana miners showed strong support for upstart union Amcu at the Wonderkop Stadium.
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Lonmin miners reject first wage offer
Lonmin’s Marikana miners have rejected a R986 wage increase offered by management.
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Inquiry will expose Marikana truths – NUM
NUM says the Marikana shooting had nothing to do with events leading up to the strike over wages.
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Num discovers Lonmin hit list
The man killed at the Lonmin mine on Tuesday was on an alleged hit list, Num’s Frans Baleni says.
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'Police must do more at Lonmin'
Platinum producer Lonmin said it could not guarantee the safety of employees at its mine.
