Lonmin north west platinum mine
Marikana: Lonmin's leading rep reportedly spied for State Security
The Rapport newspaper says the mine’s HR head was listed as a ‘deep cover’ agent from 2004 to 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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SA platinum town, economy still hurting from strike
Africa’s most advanced economy is also struggling to shake off the shock of the strike.
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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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SA stocks fall for third session
Platinum was the biggest decliner among the precious metals.
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Marikana: ‘Reopening wage negotiations would've been illegal’
A top Lonmin official says they were already a year into a wage agreement which had been signed and accepted.
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Lonmin: No decision on size, shape of restructuring
The company says its immediate aim is to ramp up production after a crippling five month strike.
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Lonmin hires mining turnaround specialist
Johan Lesley Viljoen has been hired as chief operating officer as part of an executive reshuffle.
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'Mr X was promised immunity'
Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza claims Mr X was promised protection for testifying against miners.
