Over 300 people lost their lives during the July unrest of 2021 in KwaZulu-Natal and parts of Gauteng.
A new report revealed that the South African Police is concerned about unrest, violence, and boycotts in some parts of the country as the general elections loom.
COMMUNITY unrest and illegal mining were singled out as two issues "which had to stop" if South Africa's mining sector was to regain its competitive edge.
Few new mines are being dug and little exploration is taking place, hitting the sector on which the country's economy was built – its R952 billion mining industry …
Mining in SA has a history of dispossession, exploitation and discrimination. The post-apartheid government has made attempts to deal with and correct this history …
A dispute over a Canadian mining contract has sparked the largest demonstrations since the 1980s. At issue, then and now: What kind of country does Panama want to be?
South Africa has seen a wave of wildcat mining strikes. More than 50 people have died in the unrest, including 34 strikers killed by police on August 16 at the Marikana platinum mine near Rustenburg.
Mining in SA has a history of dispossession, exploitation and discrimination. The post-apartheid government has made attempts to deal with and correct this history by introducing legislation that aims to offset the environmental and socioeconomic impacts of mining on surrounding communities. This legislation includes social and labour plans …
Hundreds of striking miners forced Anglo American Platinum, the world's largest producer, to halt operations at its four mines on Wednesday, as labour unrest spread in South Africa's biggest industry.
Hundreds of striking miners forced Anglo American Platinum, the world's largest producer, to halt operations at its four mines on Wednesday, as labour unrest …
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Protesters marched across Panama against a contract extension for copper mining in a biodiverse region.
Empowering activists and communities opposed to mining through information on global mining trends, ... South Africa: Widespread industrial unrest returns to the mines Published by MAC on Source: Reuters, Mining, Daily Maverick, Bloomberg ... many former workers are still struggling for just …
Key events this year in South Africa's mining industry: – January 20: Miners at the Rustenburg platinum mine northwest of the capital Pretoria go on strike over pay and …
Gold Fields to acquire Osisko Mining for R29bn . ... SA law is clear about work and civil unrest ... unrest and high propensity for violence, employers may consider implementing business travel ...
Mining companies and even black-owned contractors say they are increasingly confronting syndicates that incite local communities to disrupt operations.
Rio Tinto has called a halt to mining and declared force majeure on contracts at its Richards Bay mineral sands operations in KwaZulu-Natal province.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Wednesday he might order more troops onto the streets as the army and police struggled to quell days of looting and violence, while some citizens ...
The mine, once a significant contributor to the region's economy, was shuttered amid escalating conflict and civil unrest. However, the fallout from its operations continues to resonate decades ...
The mining unrest had taken place in many countries, which the South African mining companies could have learned from every time initiating a mining business in the land …
An accident at a platinum mine in South Africa has killed 11 workers and injured 75, the mine's operator says. Impala Platinum chief executive Nico Muller described it as the "darkest day" in the ...
More than 2,000 workers have remained underground Tuesday, Dec. 19 in two shafts at Implats' Bafokeng Rasimone Platinum Mine in the North West province of …
Recent news headlines of mineworkers holding their colleagues "hostage" underground at the GoldOne Mine in protest against mine management have caused …
SA rioting and civil unrest: Economic pain and long-term impacts – Mike Schüssler ... (mainly driven by the mining sector), the damages caused by the riots will lead to lower taxes being collected given that many companies will make losses, while employees could lose jobs and thus PAYE taxes could surprise to the downside. ...
Abstract— For several years, the mining industry in South Africa has experienced widespread protest action on the part of mine workers and members of communities where mines are located.
A new Oxford Economics report said high inequality and social polarisation in South Africa heighten the country's risk of protests and unrest.
PDF | On Oct 4, 2018, Chitja Twala published The Marikana Massacre: A Historical overview of the labour unrest in the mining sector in South Africa | Find, read and cite all the research you need ...
Labour unrest in South Africa's platinum belt spread on Wednesday, raising concerns that anger over low wages and poor living conditions could generate fresh violence after 34 striking miners were shot dead by police last week.
Looting and civil unrest: 'Damage to South Africa will be lasting,' says Brian Pottinger 16th November 2023 20th July 2021 by Editor BizNews South Africa is still coming to grips with the events that rocked the country last week.
South Africa is facing rolling electricity blackouts, high unemployment and growing social unrest due to economic woes.
All eyes in the cobalt market are now on southern Africa and the triple threat of civil unrest, COVID-19 and supply curbs. What if civil unrest in South Africa continues? South Africa, a major transportation route for cobalt mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), has seen widespread civil unrest in recent weeks.
Uncertainty linked to the outcome and the government post-election heightens the risk of violence and unrest in South Africa. Earlier this month, the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NatJoints) said it will ramp up police visibility in high risk areas ahead of and during the elections, according to Business Tech .