The Socio-Economic Rights Institute says it's a struggle for the Marikana community who are still seeking justice.
President Jacob Zuma threatened to shut down Lonmin mine if it does not submit a compliant housing plan.
Ipid yesterday announced suspended police chief Riah Phiyega be charged with defeating the ends of justice.
The police ministry and management briefed the media on plans for the year ahead in Pretoria today.
Phiyega will face a panel of three which includes Judge Cornelis Claasen and two advocates.
Phiyega must now tell Zuma why she shouldn't be suspended pending the outcome of an inquiry.
The miners arrested or injured during the violent 2012 strike have filed claims against the presidency.
The Marikana commission report is being debated in Parliament.
SA’s top cops were hauled over the coals for pledging support for Phiyega while she faces a possible inquiry.
A board representing the nine provincial police commissioners says Riah Phiyega has turned the SAPS around.
The EFF will visit Marikana today in a bid to seek justice for miners and their families.
The National Union of Mineworkers says it could have done more to resolve the Marikana labour dispute.
Ranjeni Munusamy looks at the Marikana report and those who are implicated.
Miners from Marikana are disappointed Cyril Ramaphosa & some government ministers have been exonerated.
The EFF leader maintains Cyril Ramaphosa was at the heart of the tragedy and should be held accountable.
Miners involved in the fatal 2012 protest say Jacob Zuma has taken too long to release the report.
The wounded & arrested miners want the president to release the commission of inquiry’s report immediately.
The President was speaking in Parliament when he introduced the Presidency's R1.2bn budget.
