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Govt: Peacekeeping needed in Marikana
The latest tragedy brings the number of deaths in the Rustenburg mining district to 60 since August.
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Gold & coal miners to begin wage talks
NUM and Solidarity submitted their new wage demands to the Chamber of Mines last week.
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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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Mpofu to return to work
Advocate Dali Mpofu is expected to return to the Marikana Commission after being discharged from hospital.
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Cops probe Marikana sangoma murder weapon
North West police say there is a possibility a sangoma was killed with an R5 rifle used earlier.
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Parties agree to tackle mine violence
A mining peace accord has now been signed by all parties involved in last year’s Marikana tragedy.
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Num negotiator testifies at Farlam inquiry
Num’s chief negotiator believes the Marikana bloodbath could have been prevented.
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Marikana Inquiry: Was evidence destroyed?
It has been suggested police evidence may have been destroyed after the Marikana shooting.
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Marikana evidence leader points to political pressure
Evidence leader Geoff Budlender suggests that political pressure might have led to the Marikana tragedy.
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Farlam reprimands Num, Amcu
Commissioner Farlam tells rival unions Num and Amcu to behave at the Marikana Commission of Inquiry.
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Wounded Marikana miner commits suicide
One of the miners who survived the Marikana shooting has allegedly committed suicide.
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'Mathunjwa plays victim at Marikana inquiry'
Amcu’s Joseph Mathunjwa says he is being crucified for failing to diffuse the situation at Marikana.
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Amcu leader grilled in Marikana Inquiry
Amcu leader Joseph Mathunjwa said it is unfair that he is taking all the blame for the Marikana violence.
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Union tension at Marikana inquiry
Union support has divided the public gallery into two sides at the Marikana Commission of Inquiry.
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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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Bishop: Lonmin lawyers are mincing my words
Lawyers for Lonmin Mine on Thursday grilled Bishop Jo Seoka during the Marikana Inquiry.
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Marikana Inquiry shown more footage
The video shows police warning the workers just days before the fatal August 16 shooting.
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Bizos: Cops were working under "shoot to kill"
George Bizos has argued the police used euphemisms to order "shoot to kill" operations in Marikana.
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Marikana Inquiry to resume
A cop has come under fire after admitting evidence at the scene of the shooting was tampered with.
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Miners were 'willing to die for high salaries'
The Marikana Inquiry is viewing video footage of Marikana miners hours before the deadly shooting.
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Marikana miners cuffed & shot, inquiry told
Video footage suggests that some Marikana miners may have been cuffed before being shot.
