The Lily Mine disaster, which claimed the lives of three mineworkers seven years ago, could have been avoided. Magistrate Annemarie van der Merwe of the
Watch this SABC News story that covers AMCU’s 11th commemoration of the Marikana massacre. It includes analysis by Thato Masiangoako, a researcher at the Socio-Economic
AMCU’s event commemorating the 11th anniversary of the Marikana Massacre was featured on the SABC News “Remembering Marikana” segment that aired on the 16th of
EWN.co.za reports that AMCU President Joseph Mathunjwa reiterated AMCU’s stance that government is accountable for the tragedy at Marikana in his 11th Marikana Massacre Commemoration
AMCU has been mentioned by Jacaranda FM in a news story that covered the 11th commemoration of the Marikana Massacre. In the story, several parties,
Sunday World has reported that while addressing mourners at AMCU’s 11th commemoration of the 2012 Marikana massacre, AMCU President Joseph Mathunjwa pushed for change and
IOL reported that the South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu), the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (Amcu) and the Assembly of the Unemployed
Read how thousands of supporters headed to Marikana recently for the 11th annual commemoration ceremony. As a sign of reverence and respect, AMCU hosted the
SUMMARY: The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) is blaming lacking government regulation for the recent deaths and injuries caused by the explosion of
Sibanye-Stillwater and AMCU have reached a five-year wage deal at the company’s Rustenburg and Marikana platinum operations. The agreement includes a 6% increase each year
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