South Africa Mourns Victims of Mine Carnage
- Author:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 23 August 2012
- Tags:
- South Africa, Mining, Labour, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Governance
South Africa's President Jacob Zuma has outlined the details of a commission being set up to investigate last week's violence at a platinum mine that left 44 people dead. Nationwide memorial services have meanwhile been held for those killed. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from Marikana.
South Africa Mourns Victims of Mine Shootings
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- Marikana Memorial Service to Be Held On Thursday
- Memorial Service to Be Held At Marikana
- Memorial Service for Victims of Mine Shootings
- Memorial Service Held in Marikana
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- South Africans Urged to Participate in National Day of Mourning
SA Moves to Address Mine Shootings
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- A Tough Future for Both Lonmin and Its Metal
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- The Return of the Police Riot
- Mining Task Force to Be Set Up
- Judge Must Oversee Probe Into Mine Protest Deaths
- South African Bloodbath Exposes Frustration
- Commission of Inquiry to Uncover Truth At Marikana
- Lonmin to Fund Children of Deceased Employees
- President Zuma Calls for Unity As the Country Grieves Lonmin Deaths
- President's Statement on the Marikana Lonmin Mine Workers Tragedy
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- South Africa, Neighbours Earn Mining Top Spots
- Urgent Action Needed to Link Mining With Region's Development Objectives
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- Mining Indaba to Focus On Investment Opportunities
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- S. Africa Mining Unrest Overshadows Major Conference
- Saiia At the 2014 African Mining Indaba (3 to 6 February 2014)
SA Remembers Slain Marikana Miners
- VIDEO: Murder Stalks Marikana, One Year After Bloodbath
- Mining Sector Violence Reflects a Deeper Social Malaise
- Lonmin to Pay Education Costs
- Nation Recalls Its 'Darkest Day'
- Justice for Marikana Deaths Hangs in the Balance
- Why Have the Police Learned Nothing From Marikana?
- Chairperson of the IMC On the Marikana Tragedy Appeals for Calm and Dignity As the Tragedy Is Commemorated
- VIDEO: South Africa Commemorates Slain Marikana Miners
- Statement By President Jacob Zuma on Marikana Anniversary
- Marikana Anniversary Approaches
- Marking the Anniversary of Two Mining Massacres - So Much Remains the Same
- Marikana Prepares to Honour the Fallen
- Memories of Marikana, Through the eNCA Lens
- Marikana Remains Fragile - Phiyega
- Marikana Anniversary 'Time to Reflect'
- Num Won't Participate in the Marikana Commemorations Tomorrow
- VIDEO: Remembering S Africa's Slain Marikana Miners
- Another Week, Another Murder in Marikana
- Nehawu Condemns the Barbaric Killing of a NUM Female Shopsteward in Marikana Over the Weekend
- Marikana - Addressing Union Rivalry Must Be a Priority
- Government Must Pay Marikana Legal Fees
- Forum to Work for Peace On SA Mines
- Marikana Senseless Killings Need to Be Abated - North West Premier Thandi Modise
- The Marikana Syndrome
- Senseless Killings Undermine Peace Effort - North West Premier Thandi Modise
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- NUM Outraged Over Shop Steward's Murder
