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Implats: Wage talks with Amcu continue
Impala Platinum says platinum producers and Amcu are still trying to resolve outstanding issues.
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Weekend mining talks nearing conclusion
It’s hoped an announcement about the end of the platinum strike will be made soon.
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Strike talks to continue, deal ‘imminent’
Amcu leader Joseph Mathunjwa says he wants to meet with mine bosses to discuss the latest deal.
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‘Sign, Mathunjwa, sign!’
Striking Amcu members have urged leader Joseph Mathunjwa to sign a platinum sector wage deal.
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Amcu, platinum firms reach ‘in principle’ agreement
Platinum producers say Amcu leaders are taking an offer to members which could end the strike.
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Strike impasse: ‘Sweeping changes needed'
The Minister of Mineral Resources says government needs greater powers to end damaging strikes.
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Strike: Talks deadlock, Ramatlhodi out
Mine bosses have thanked the minister for his help but again failed to reach an agreement with Amcu.
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Platinum strike 'could be nearing an end'
The crippling strike by around 70,000 Amcu members has cut 40 percent of global production of platinum.
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Labour Court rejects Amcu's interdict
Amcu's interdict was to stop platinum companies from communicating with employees.
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Platinum strike ‘eroding confidence in SA’
As 'negative' news coverage turns investment away from mining, Lonmin says the consequences are national.
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NUM advises mineworkers to stay home
The union says platinum companies are failing to protect workers from strike violence in Marikana.
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NUM slams Amcu's 'militant strategy'
The NUM says once striking in the mining sector ends it expects its membership to swell.
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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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NUM members feel targeted in Marikana
The union says members fear for their lives as Amcu’s platinum strike drags on amidst violence.
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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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Amcu miners reject latest offer
There is still has no end in sight to one of the longest strikes South Africa has ever seen.
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4,000 loot Rustenburg shopping centre
Police are unsure what led to the incident but they suspect it’s related to Amcu’s platinum strike.
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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 to take wage offer to members
Amplats, Implats and Lonmin have raised their offer to a minimum salary of R12,500 by 2017.
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Amcu strike costs soar
The strike in the platinum sector is on the eve of its 12th week with no end in sight.
