South Africa's Mine Killings: Police Accused of Planting Weapons

Evidence indicate that an attempt had been made to alter the scene of the Lonmin mine shootings, says the Marikana Commission of Inquiry.

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South Africa: Police Accused of Planting Weapons on Miners (analysis)

Daily Maverick, 6 November 2012

On Monday, the Marikana Commission of Inquiry saw photos taken by the police after the 16 August massacre. The photos are taken by different police officers at different times, and ... read more »

Photo: SAPA stringer

Police on the scene at Lonmin platinum mine in Marikana in the North West where ongoing violence resulted in the shooting of a number of people on Thursday, 16 August 2012.

South Africa: Attempt to Alter the Killing Scene, Says Advocate

South African Press Association, 5 November 2012

Evidence presented at the Farlam commission indicates an attempt had been made to alter the scene of the Marikana shootings, advocate George Bizos said on Monday. read more »
South Africa: Marikana - a Cover-Up for All to See (opinion)

Daily Maverick, 6 November 2012

As more conflicting and questionable police data streams into the public consciousness courtesy of the Farlam Commission, the picture of a horrible crime becomes ever-more ... read more »
South Africa: Marikana Commission - Dali Mpofu Drops New Torture Bombshell (analysis)

Daily Maverick, 1 November 2012

On Wednesday, Dali Mpofu told the Marikana Commission of Inquiry that six men arrested by the police in the last weeks were brutally tortured while in custody. We also got an ... read more »
South Africa: Marikana Commission - the Forensic Expert Who Saw Little, Heard Nothing, Couldn't Say Much (analysis)

Daily Maverick, 1 November 2012

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South Africa: Marikana Commission Continues With Police Officer's Evidence

SAnews.gov.za, 31 October 2012

The Marikana Commission of Inquiry is expected to continue on Wednesday with more testimony from a crime scene expert. read more »
South Africa: Marikana Commission - Colonel Johannes Botha's Tough Day At the Office (analysis)

Daily Maverick, 31 October 2012

Investigator Johannes Botha faced a heavy two days, as various advocates at the Marikana Commission of Inquiry questioned his evidence, a video shot from a helicopter on 16 August. ... read more »
South Africa: Marikana Commission - Travel Pains for the Families (analysis)

Daily Maverick, 30 October 2012

The sudden announcement over the weekend by the department of justice that it would no longer fund the families of the slain miners to attend the Commission of Inquiry caused a big ... read more »
South Africa: Marikana Inquiry - Police Videographer Takes Stand

SAnews.gov.za, 29 October 2012

The Commission of Inquiry into the Marikana tragedy continued in Rustenburg on Monday with the cross examination of a police officer who was instrumental in filming the events that ... read more »

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Mine Hearings in South Africa Should Be Halted, Says Lawyer

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 »
- South Africa: Families Need to Attend Marikana Hearings - Lawyer
- South Africa: Marikana Commission - Check Book Justice As Dead Miners' Families Must Pay Their Own Way

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