There is an issue of trust between parties in the mining industry which needs to be addressed, ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe said.
Barack Obama’s heritage has made him tread carefully regarding Africa, says Jacob Zuma.
President Jacob Zuma will spend three days in the US trying to encourage more trade and investment.
President Jacob Zuma will spend three days in the US trying to encourage more trade and investment between the two countries.
Platinum producers can fire workers on a protected strike if their actions start destroying the business, labour analysts said.
The government team did “enough work” to enable Amcu and mining firms to move forward, says Ngoako Ramatlhodi.
Cosatu president has condemned those who threatened to "dump" Vavi.
The NUM was at risk of losing close to 60 percent of its membership, the union's secretariat report revealed.
Crime scenes where 34 miners were killed in August were disturbed, the Farlam commission has heard.
Six people arrested in connection with murders around Marikana claim to have been tortured, the Farlam commission heard.
A police video taken on the day of a shooting in Marikana was not viewed at a police debriefing in Potchefstroom, the Farlam Commission heard.
A map of events in Marikana between August 12 and 16 was shown to the Farlam Commission into the shooting of Lonmin miners.
Family members of miners shot and killed at Lonmin collapsed and broke into loud sobs as video footage of the shooting was shown.
“Lonmin have been operating for a considerable period of time. . . without any regard for the social conditions (for those) on whose land they operate. ”
Lawyers for miners arrested and injured at Marikana told a commission they are considering pulling out of the proceedings.
Fourteen of the 34 Lonmin miners killed by the police were shot in the back, a judicial inquiry into the Marikana shooting heard.
A NUM branch secretary who was killed earlier this month was going to be a material witness, the judicial inquiry into the Lonmin shooting heard.
“Officers from the tactical response team. . . opened fire on the protesters with live ammunition without instruction from anyone. ”
People started pouring into the Rustenburg Civic Centre for the judicial inquiry into the shooting at Lonmin Platinum mine.
Lawyers involved in the judicial inquiry into the Lonmin mine shooting were discussing whether the proceedings should be postponed.
The Institute of Security Studies has questioned the credibility of an article suggesting miners were shot at close range and driven over.
The violent confrontation that claimed more than 30 lives in Marikana did not just happen out of thin air, according to an analyst.
Numsa believes all key economic sectors in South Africa - including mining and banking - should be nationalised.
A tide of questions and comments have greeted reports that the SABC had put its head of news and current affairs on special leave.