Gold One advances legal hearings on employees
South African gold mining company Gold One are to advance legal hearings on employees who went on strike underground.
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South African gold mining company Gold One are to advance legal hearings on employees who went on strike underground.
A sub-contractor who was inadvertently caught up in the Gold One ‘hostage’ protest describes his three-day ordeal of hunger and thirst.
A compromise to end the sit-in was reached after women in the group started to complain about itching from not bathing for three days, a lack of medication, menstrual discomfort and fatigue
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A group of miners from an unregistered, rival union are holding hundreds of their colleagues underground for a second day at a gold mine in South Africa over a union dispute, police and mine officials said Tuesday. Some 15 miners have been injured in scuffles, the head of the mine said.
A group of 41 mineworkers who are alleged to be holding 500 of their colleagues hostage underground on the East Rand are apparently armed and controlling their movements.