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>> hello. >> for three hours again, and we are very happy because i wanted to -- the first spoon to be given by him because this is like a tradition in our family. >> num, num, num. >> so it looks like it goes well. and shes smiling. >> ukrainian forces fire at russian positions in the eastern donbas region. thats where the russians are now focussing their attacks as well as in southern ukraine. >> reporting from the kyiv at

Thousands of striking mineworkers have camped outside the Union Buildings demanding Ramaphosa’s intervention

This week’s signing of Anglo American Platinum’s (Amplats) wage deal with unions will likely place the spotlight on peer Sibanye-Stillwater whose strike at its gold operations remains unresolved, experts say.

Mantashe’s threat to revoke Sibanye’s licence is dangerous in the extreme, but the miner needs to show good faith

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The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), one of Ubank's major shareholders, said it was shocked and surprised by the Reserve Bank move to put Ubank under curatorship after it raised the required amount.

The bank, which serves rural communities and mineworkers, has a capital adequacy ratio of just 3% vs an industry-wide average of more than 15%

What do you think of Froneman's explanation?

The CEO of mining giant Sibanye-Stillwater, Neal Froneman, has defended his R300m remuneration for the 2021 financial year and says the company will not be bullied into unsustainable wage demands at its gold mine.

SA's largest metal-workers' union began a strike at ArcelorMittal South Africa Ltd on Wednesday after wage negotiations broke down, the steelmaker said in a statement.