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FILE: Impala Platinum Chief Executive at Rustenburg operations Mark Munroe. Picture: AFP

Mark munroe

Cosatu slams NPA decision to drop criminal charges against Impala’s Mark Munroe

By Theto Mahlakoana

Munroe was arrested over three months ago and released on bail for recalling workers back to work in contravention of lockdown regulations during level five of...

  • FILE: Mineworkers leave Shaft 14 of the Impala Platinum mine in Phokeng. Picture: AFP.

    Implats' Rustenburg mine paid us a quarter of our salaries - say miners

    Two miners at Impala's Rustenburg mine said they were only paid until 17 April, which was the day they received SMSes from CEO Mark Munroe to return to work.

    752 days ago
  • FILE: Impala Platinum Chief Executive at Rustenburg operations Mark Munroe. Picture: AFP

    Parly committee chair welcomes arrest of Implats CEO Mark Munroe

    Munroe, who was released on R60,000 bail on Friday, is alleged to have contravened the lockdown regulations by calling workers including non-essential staff to return to work this week.

    758 days ago
  • FILE: Impala Platinum Chief Executive at Rustenburg operations Mark Munroe. Picture: AFP

    Implats' Mark Munroe released on R60K bail over lockdown breach

    Munroe appeared in the Bafokeng magistrates court on Friday following allegations that the company contravened lockdown regulations.

    759 days ago
  • FILE: Impala Platinum Chief Executive at Rustenburg operations Mark Munroe. Picture: AFP

    UPDATE: Implats exec Mark Munroe due in court for breaching lockdown regulations

    He allegedly called workers back for operations, including non-essential operations.

    759 days ago
  • Mine workers walk to a meeting point, at Lonmin's Marikana Mine. Picture: Taurai Maduna/EWN.

    Miners won't necessarily be fired - Lonmin

    Lonmin says it does not want to fire anybody, but miners should return to work.

    3555 days ago
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