Lanxess chrome mine
Workers at Lanxess mine to return to work after sit-in
Workers at the Lanxess Chrome Mine in Rustenburg will return to work Monday after staging a sit-in for over a week.
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Striking Lanxess Mine workers to return to work on Monday – Numsa
An agreement was struck between the union and mine management, but it was not clear what it entailed.
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Lanxess workers end 9-day mine sit-in
More than 290 employees staged the sit-in to protest the alleged sexual harassment and dismissal of some 56 employees.
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Numsa to present proposal to members after meeting with Lanxess Mine
At least 290 mineworkers were part of the sit-in over allegations of sexual harassment and the dismissal of 56 of their colleagues.
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Numsa calls on SAHRC to investigate Lanxess mine over alleged rights violations
Numsa said Lanxess Chrome mine failed to uphold an agreement reached through the Department of Mineral Resources.
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Numsa calls on govt to intervene in Lanxess mine stalemate
National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has called on the government to intervene and assist in negotiating a peaceful end to the standoff.
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Govt, unions to discuss mining unrest
Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu said unruly behaviour by unions will not be tolerated.
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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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Major mine talks deadlock
Major mining companies in Rustenburg are locked in talks with unions to keep their heads above water.
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NW chrome mine remains closed
There has been no solution yet to the ongoing illegal strike at the Lanxess chrome mine.
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Lanxess security and miners clash
10 miners were shot with rubber bullets during clashes at Lanxess Chrome Mine in Rustenburg.
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Lanxess halts operations
Police said at least 10 miners were injured after security guards fired rubber bullets at demonstrators.
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Rubber bullets fired at Rustenburg mine
Protesters have been hospitalised after clashes with Lanxess Chrome Mine security.
