Marikana prayer
Fallen Marikana miners hailed as brave leaders
The 34 miners who were killed in 2012 were remembered at the two year anniversary on Saturday.
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Mine forum boycotted by unions
Amcu signed a majority recognition agreement at Lonmin on Wednesday.
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Marikana miners on illegal strike
13 shafts have been shutdown at Lonmin's Marikana mine following a wildcat strike.
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'Marikana miners were told not to strike'
A chairperson for NUM testified about the days leading up to the Marikana shooting.
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Marikana police "acted correctly"
The police handled the deadly Marikana protest correctly, according to a public order policing expert.
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Bishop says sorry to Marikana police
Bishop Jo Seoka has apologised to the families of policemen who have died in the line of duty.
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Evidence shows Marikana miners fired shots
Police evidence presented at the Marikana inquiry shows that miners did shoot at police.
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Zuma to deal with Marikana instigators
President Jacob Zuma is planning to take action against those who influence striking miners.
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Illegal Marikana strike continues
Scores of striking Marikana miners have once again refused to return to work.
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Bring the gift of food to Marikana
Gift of the Givers will be stationed in Marikana this week to assist community members with food.
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Concerns over Malema's Marikana mission
There are calls to prevent former ANCYL leader Julius Malema from speaking to Marikana miners.
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Amcu hasn't signed peace agreement
Amcu has confirmed the union has not signed the peace agreement over the ongoing Marikana strike.
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Marikana shooting boosts Malema – analyst
An analyst believes Julius Malema has secured major political points following the Marikana tragedy.
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'Law to take its course against miners'
Mineral Resources Minister says the courts must decide the fate of 270 miners.
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Arrested miners to miss funerals of colleagues
The 270 Marikana miners who will remain in custody will miss the funerals of their colleagues.
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Miners charged under apartheid law
It has emerged 270 Lonmin miners are being charged under an old apartheid law.
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Lonmin miners confident about wage hike
Some striking miners believe Lonmin’s management will give in to their demands of a R12,500 salary.
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'Authorities sitting on Marikana evidence'
A cameraman has accused authorities of not following up on allegations of police brutality.
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Marikana tragedy off-limits in Parliament
Committee chairperson Annelize van Wyk said the incident is being investigated by the inquiry.
