Violent clashes at lonmin
Marikana: More miners return to work
Police say violence on the platinum belt has decreased and more miners are returning to work.
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NUM’s Lonmin chairperson murdered
NUM says it doesn’t want to speculate on who’s responsible for the killing.
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'Lonmin's recognition of Amcu will fuel tensions'
The NUM has slammed Lonmin's decision to grant rival union Amcu majority recognition.
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Weapons seized at Lonmin hostels
Police raided hostels ahead of Friday's anniversary of the Marikana tragedy last year.
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‘Shoot to kill’ discussed at Marikana Inquiry
Former top cop Bheki Cele's comments were not taken literally, a police training coordinator says.
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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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Striking gold miners reject latest offer
The NUM says it has run out of options after workers rejected the latest wage hike offer.
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Marikana evidence compromised - DA
Dianne Kohler Barnard says footage showed investigators picking up weapons with their bare hands.
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Marikana inquiry to continue
Commission head Ian Farlam said no postponement would be granted at this stage.
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Lonmin wage offer welcomed
Officials are now hoping that normality will return to Lonmin’s Marikana mine.
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Marikana police action firm but fair - Zuma
Zuma said opposition parties should stop comparing the incident to apartheid.
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Body in Marikana identified
The man was a rock drill operator and a NUM shop steward.
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Three SA mines come to a standstill
Three of South Africa's biggest mines now face wage strikes.
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Lonmin worker attacks woman
The worker attacked the woman and started whipping her after she took photos of protest leaders.
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Marikana strike intensifies
Striking Marikana miners want those inside the mine to down tools and join them.
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Cabinet circles on Marikana inquiry questions
Cabinet says it is still at the beginning stages of probing the Marikana bloodbath.
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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 case postponed
The matter was delayed in order to allow police more time to investigate and verify addresses.
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Lonmin workers disperse
A group of miners that regrouped at the site of the Lonmin Marikana shooting have dispersed.
