Lonmin miners
Miner Lonmin reports core profit after cost savings
Lonmin’s shares have lost around 90% of their value over the last year due to strike action & rising costs.
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Lonmin says CFO Scott to step down
Scott will apparently step down from the board following Lonmin’s interim results in May.
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As Lonmin fights for survival, miners move to cash in and quit
The company is also closing or mothballing several mine shafts and cutting 6,000 jobs.
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Lonmin faces collapse if shareholders reject $400m cash call
Lonmin’s shares in London fell 6.8 percent to 23.93 pence by 1223 GMT.
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Marikana residents: Riah Phiyega must be jailed
Residents believe the Police Commissioner must take full responsibility for the deaths of miners in 2012.
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Marikana inquiry given 4-month deadline
The commission has officially wrapped up after sitting for 300 days.
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Marikana inquiry wraps up hearings, final arguments
After sitting for 300 days, a report will be handed to the presidency at the end of March.
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‘Mthethwa didn’t meddle in Marikana operation'
The former police minister's lawyer says he gave no operational order.
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Lonmin accused of ‘wage evasion’
A report revealed that Lonmin transferred R1.2bn to Bermuda in the wake of the Marikana tragedy.
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Mpofu wants 'Mr X' to testify in person
Dali Mpofu will launch an application to have Mr X testify in person at the Marikana commission.
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Performers to raise funds for miners' families
Organisers of the event have promised a lineup of well-known jazz artists at Orbit Jazz Club.
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Lonmin earnings plunge
The longest and most costly labour stoppage has cut 40 percent of global platinum production.
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Strike in platinum sector continues
Around 100,000 mineworkers from Amplats, Implats and Lonmin platinum mines are on strike.
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Amcu in wage dispute with Lonmin
A strike across the platinum belt is looming after Amcu members voted to down tools.
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One dead in Lonmin incident
It’s understood that three other workers have also been injured.
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Num demand answers after chairman's death
The Num chairperson at Lonmin’s Marikana mine was gunned down on Thursday last week.
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'Lonmin's recognition of Amcu will fuel tensions'
The NUM has slammed Lonmin's decision to grant rival union Amcu majority recognition.
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‘Mine murders aren’t all union-related’
Riah Phiyega says many murders happen in ‘broad daylight’, yet no one speaks up.
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Weapons seized at Lonmin hostels
Police raided hostels ahead of Friday's anniversary of the Marikana tragedy last year.
