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Karl Gernetzky - By yesterday morning, some 2 000 striking mineworkers at Impala Platinum's Bafokeng Rasimone mine were still underground for a third day.The company said on...

Mineworkers, some of whom were held hostage during an illegal protest underground at an Implats mine, resurfaced after the ringleaders agreed to convene talks with management next year, the National Union of Mineworkers says.

Health workers opposing staff shortages and privatisation walk out in 24-hour national strike against Meloni government’s austerity budget; tens of thousands demonstrate in cities across Israel after IDF murder of three hostages, demanding Gaza ceasefire and prisoner exchange; three-day wildcat strike and sit-in by South African miners at platinum mine in North West Province sabotaged by union

 According to the South African Voter Sentiment Report, less than 20% of 18-19-year-olds and only 40% of the 20-29 age group are registered, leaving nearly

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The exits for both North and South shafts remain open and accessible, and assistance is available to employees electing to exit the shafts when they are ready to do so, Implats said.

Wrecking yards are typically the final destination for abandoned cars, so you don't normally expect them to stick around for too long.

Platinum Group Metals Ltd. reports that it has entered into a Cooperation Agreement with Ajlan & Bros Mining and Metals Co. to study the establishment of a stand-alone platinum group metals ...

The protest at the Bafokeng Rasimone mine in the North West province is now over.

According to Implats, its primary concern is the health and welfare of the striking miners, who have access to basic facilities underground.