Marikana committee
Marikana: Arrested, injured miners filed over 300 civil claims
The miners arrested or injured during the violent 2012 strike have filed claims against the presidency.
The families wrote to Jacob Zuma on the day he received the commission’s report into the Marikana tragedy.
The report into the investigation was handed to the president last month with recommendations.
The Marikana Support Campaign is in possession of the document which details findings made by the inquiry.
The Farlam Commission of Inquiry handed over its final report to President Jacob Zuma last week.
The commission has officially wrapped up after sitting for 300 days.
Legal teams are submitting final arguments at the Farlam Commission of Inquiry this week.
The families say the killings at the North West Platinum mine in 2012 cannot be justified.
Advocate George Bizos says the 'no-one-to-blame' conclusion is no longer a proper finding.
The commission will start hearing final arguments from various legal teams.
An EFF MP was stopped from asking Cyril Ramaphosa about his role in Marikana.
Several organisations joined forces to stage a demonstration at Parliament today.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa is testifying about his involvement in the days leading up to the shooting.
The police witness has been accused of acting as an informant during the unprotected strike.
The police witness complained of stomach problems and was booked off ill for two days.
Evidence leader Geoff Budlender believes Mr X fabricated certain parts of his evidence.
Dali Mpofu has brought an application to stop 'Mr X' from giving evidence.
The men were dropped off by a bus escorted under heavy police guard.
'Miners Shot Down' tells the tragic tale of the Marikana killings.