South Africa's Mine Shootings Inquiry
Allafrica brings you a selection of our partner coverage on Lonmin's Marikana mine killings.
InFocus
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A key mediator in the Lonmin labour unrest says that police and security officials are to blame for the Marikana tragedy, the Commission of Inquiry heard. Read more »
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Evidence would be presented to indicate that some striking miners were run over by police armoured vehicles, the Marikana Commission of Inquiry was told. Read more »
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Evidence indicate that an attempt had been made to alter the scene of the Lonmin mine shootings, says the Marikana Commission of Inquiry. Read more »
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The judicial commission's hearings into the killing of Lonmin mineworkers should be halted, until relative of the slain miners are able to attend, says a lawyer representing the ... Read more »
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Families of miners killed by police at Marikana in South Africa's North-West Province had to be treated after viewing footage of the tragedy. And lawyers for miners arrested and ... Read more »
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While many are still trying to come to terms with what exactly happened after violent clashes turned deadly at Lonmin's Marikana mine, some are marking the historic tragedy in ... Read more »
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As the judicial inquiry into the shooting of 34 striking miners at Lonmin's Marikana mine takes shape, the unpacking of the truth is going to be a monumental task, writes Khadija ... Read more »
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The violent clashes between police and striking miners that left scores dead and several injured sparked concern and outrage the world over. As the details of what exactly caused ... Read more »
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In the aftermath of the Lonmin killings, and as strike action in the platinum and gold sectors threaten to grind the mining sector to a halt, Marikana miners are back where it all ... Read more »
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The government announced a national week of mourning, including a task team to probe labour issues and a committee to provide support to relatives who were involved in the deadly ... Read more »
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The police chief says that police officers were forced to shoot the 34 striking miners after a series of violent protests at one of the world's largest platinum-producing mines. Read more »
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Unrest at Lonmin - one of the world's largest platinum-producing mines - led to the deaths of several people, including police, after nearly a week's strike action involving rival ... Read more »
Photo Essays
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South African Mine Strike Turns Violent, August 2012
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A series of violent protests, at one of the world's largest platinum-producing mines, led to several deaths and injuries after a shoot-out involving the police and striking mine workers. The strike ... see more »
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South Africa: Malema Fans The Flames of the Mine Killings?, August 2012
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Striking Lonmin miners gathered to discuss the deaths of some 34 of their colleagues two days previously. They were addressed by strike leaders and the expelled African National Congress Youth League ... see more »
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