South African Miners Fired on by Police
- Author:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 16 August 2012
- Tags:
- South Africa, Mining, Conflict, Peace and Security, Legal and Judicial Affairs
South African police opened fire and dispersed a crowd of striking miners at the Lonmin mine in the North West province after issuing an order to the protesters to lay down their machetes and sticks. Al Jazeera's Tania Page reports.
Anger Over SA Mine Massacre
- Police Open Fire on Mine Protesters, Killing Several
- Unrest At Lonmin Mine
- President Zuma Alarmed At Loss of Life At Lonmin Mine
- Beyond the Chaos At Marikana - the Search for the Real Issues
- Lonmin's Killing Fields - the Inevitable, Tragic Next Move
- Lonmin Mining Crisis - Precarious Balance, No Solution in Sight
- Lonmin Workers to Face an Ultimatum to Return to Work
- Cops Had to Use Force in Mining Clashes - Police Chief
- Relatives of Mining Massacre Gather At Hospital
- Sanity Must Prevail at Platinum Mine
- IFP Extends Sympathy Over Lonmin Massacre
- DA Calls for an Urgent Debate On the Lonmin Mine Massacre
- PHOTOESSAY: South African Mine Strike Turns Violent
- Marikana Massacre - President Must Launch a Full Judicial Commission of Inquiry
- Premier Modise Conveys Condolences and Visits Lonmin Mine
- Police Committee Backs Call for a Probe
- Idasa Deplores Loss of Life at Mine Shooting
- Marikana Eerily Silent After Mine Massacre
Police to Probe Mine Violence in South Africa
- Shabangu 'Concerned' At Marikana Violence
- VIDEO: More Protests Near South African Mine
- Workers Continue to Protest After Mine Violence
- Platinum Producers and the Tarnished Communities They Leave Behind
- Lonmin's Killing Fields
- Police, Miners Killed in Platinum Mine Violence
- VIDEO: South African Union Clash Turns Deadly
SA Moves to Address Mine Shootings
- 33 Percent Arrive for Work - Lonmin
- A Tough Future for Both Lonmin and Its Metal
- Marikana - Where Is the ANC?
- Outrage At Marikana Massacre Grows Around the World
- Miners Face Murder Charges
- Correction - Inter-Ministerial Committee Is Not the Commission of Inquiry Into the Marikana Tragedy
- Marikana Protesters to Appear in Court
- PHOTOESSAY: South African Mine Strike Turns Violent
- 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
