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Chamber, Amcu to talk as strike spreads

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UPDATED: The Chamber of Mines will meet trade union Amcu for the first time on Wednesday. Meanwhile, some workers at Royal Bafokeng Platinum have reportedly downed tools.

SA platinum faces “toxic mix’ as it plots union talks

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The platinum sector’s relations with labour have been described as a toxic mix of politics, union complacency and management failure.

Implats postpones NUM, Amcu count as tensions rise

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Impala Platinum’s plans to verify the support that controversial union Amcu has on its Rustenburg mine has been postponed two weeks as the atmosphere there is tense.

Idle Lonmin to plea with bankers

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Lonmin will have to ask its bankers for some leniency on its loan conditions, or request shareholders for a capital injection, while its main operating asset is standing still.

“We’re in a state of emergency’ – RBPlat

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Royal Bafokeng Platinum CEO Steve Phiri says the company isn’t taking any chances on security, following wage demands from rock drill operators at the company’s BRPM mine.

RBPlat accelerates cost review, jobs at risk

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The tough market conditions that have accounted for capital expenditure cutbacks in the platinum industry claimed another scalp.

Ill Lonmin CEO admitted to hospital

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Lonmin CEO Ian Farmer has been diagnosed with a serious illness and admitted to hospital, the group says. Meanwhile, 30 people have died in a police crackdown.

Atlatsa makes progress at Bokoni

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Atlatsa Resources says it is delivering on the operational side of its turnaround strategy, even though a delay in the restructuring of its balance sheet means the group continues to suffer losses.

Lonmin violence death toll rises to nine

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The campaign of violence that has engulfed Lonmin’s Karee operations in North West so far claimed the lives of nine people - two police officers and seven mine employees.

Platinum miners “will pay for their sins’

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The major platinum producers of North West will bear the brunt of more violent community protests for as long as discontent over social inequality persists, says the Bench Marks Foundation.