Lonmin wage deal
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 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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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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Report: Lonmin aims to cut 5,700 jobs
The plan would see the closure of four to six of the company's 11 shafts.
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'Lonmin inconsistent with relief efforts'
NUM is concerned with relief only being provided for Amcu victims of the Marikana shooting.
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Lonmin: Workers should stay at home
The mining giant told employees that it is not worth risking their lives to return to their posts.
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Amcu strike: Mathunjwa appeals for peace
The union leader says striking members must not be agitated by those who choose to work.
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Platinum strike: Army deployed to Marikana
Extra security is on site in the Marikana area in the wake of recent violence.
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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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Motlanthe to meet mining firms, unions
The deputy president’s spokesperson said the meeting would’ve taken place even if there was no strike.
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Lonmin full-year profit beats projections
The platinum miner posted a forecast-beating pre-tax annual profit of $140 million.
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Amcu may go on strike
Talks with Implats, Anglo American and Lonmin have deadlocked.
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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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Marikana miners call for peace
Workers from Lonmin’s Marikana mine sang the national anthem and prayed for peace.
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Union rivalry evident in Marikana
Marikana miners showed strong support for upstart union Amcu at the Wonderkop Stadium.
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Lonmin: Wage deal in honour of lives lost
Lonmin management says the wage settlement signed by them and miners is in honour of staff who died.
