Strikes Continue at World's Largest Platinum Mine in South Africa
- Author:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 19 September 2012
- Tags:
- South Africa, Governance, Labour, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Mining
A 22 percent pay rise awarded to workers at the Lonmin mine in Marikana has sparked protests elsewhere as they too want a similar increase. Police have used tear gas and rubber bullets on striking miners at the Anglo American Platinum mine to control the demonstrations. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports.
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- 19 Arrested as Mine Unrest Spread
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- Strike Fever Hits Anglo Platinum's Bleskop Mine
- Gold Fields Protesters March
- Wage Strike Spreads to Second Mine
- In Brief - Probe into Mine Clash at Gold One
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- Labour Unrest Spreads to Anglogold Ashanti
S. Africa Faces Mine Strike Threat
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- VIDEO: Calls for Mass Mine Strikes in South Africa
- Wage Strike Spreads to Second Mine
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- Strikers Descend On Platinum Mine
- Marikana - How Much Will It Cost South Africa?
- Miners Return to Marikana
- NUM - Rich History, Unforgiving Present
- In Brief - Probe into Mine Clash at Gold One
Lonmin's Mining Strike Action in South Africa Ends
- Lonmin Workers Return to Work
- VIDEO: South Africa: Despite Lonmin Deal Inequalities Remain
- Parties Sign Deal to End Marikana Strike
- Lonmin Miners Accept Wage Deal, Returns to Work
- Marikana - the Strike Might Be Over, but the Struggle Continues
- Lonmin, Unions Sign Wage Increase Agreement
- We Have Role to Play - Unions
- Lonmin Offers Workers Bonus to Go Back
