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Marikana Inquiry shown more footage
The video shows police warning the workers just days before the fatal August 16 shooting.
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‘Shoot to kill’ discussed at Marikana Inquiry
Former top cop Bheki Cele's comments were not taken literally, a police training coordinator says.
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Marikana inquiry adjourns after gun scare
The Marikana inquiry was disturbed by a discovery of a gun brought in by a woman on Friday.
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Marikana Inquiry to resume
A cop has come under fire after admitting evidence at the scene of the shooting was tampered with.
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Marikana miner's words haunt bishop
Bishop Jo Seoka has lashed out at the North West top cop over her attitude towards Marikana violence.
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Farlam commission sees police evidence
Police have shown firearms and weapons recovered from Marikana miners on 16 August.
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More footage played in Marikana inquiry
Video footage of miners charging at police in Marikana was viewed at the commission of inquiry.
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'Marikana miners were uncontrollable'
Lawyers representing police are trying to prove that using maximum force was justified.
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Police accused of ‘changing’ Marikana evidence
Police have been accused of planting weapons next to dead miners after the Lonmin shooting.
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Five arrested Marikana miners released
Advocate Dali Mpofu said he was grateful that five Marikana miners could now testify in the inquiry.
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Why were miners arrested, inquiry asks
Lawyers representing miners in the Marikana Inquiry want reasons for their clients’ arrest.
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We'll continue funding Marikana families - Radebe
The Justice Minister says the Marikana victims’ families will be able to attend inquiry hearings.
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Marikana lawyers lock horns over funding
Lawyers say they cannot proceed without the families present at the Marikana inquiry.
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Ramaphosa offers to testify in Marikana inquiry
Cyril Ramaphosa said he might be of help if he were to testify in the Marikana commission of inquiry.
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Marikana: Police fail to explain all 34 deaths
Officials may have to answer questions about approving the use of live ammunition on Marikana miners.
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SAHRC suspends Marikana probe
The Human Rights Commission has suspended its probe pending the outcome of the inquiry.
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'Lethal force in Marikana was last resort'
A lawyer for the SAPS says rubber bullets would not have stopped protesters.
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Lonmin mine operations disrupted
4,000 workers from the Marikana Mine are refusing to go to work until protest leaders are released.
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Miners respond to Amplats dismissal
Striking miners say they are not intimidated by the dismissal of 12,000 workers by Amplants.
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Miners accuse police of brutality
Striking Anglo Platinum miners have accused police of brutality following a miner’s death.
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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.
