Can Cyril Ramaphosa break free of his Promethean chains?

J Brooks Spector
14 JUN

Unions are at a power crossroads and – like with Eskom – it is precarious

Stephen Grootes
01 MAY

While probably at fault, Amcu is hardly alone in seeing a political agenda in moves to disband it

Ed Stoddard
29 APR

They’re attacking Amcu because we are fighting for black workers – Mathunjwa

Greg Nicolson
26 APR

Department of Labour threatens to cancel Amcu’s registration

Ed Stoddard
25 APR

Five-month strike at Sibanye-Stillwater gold mines has ended after Amcu decided to cut its losses

Tim Cohen
17 APR

The balance in SA’s bloody strike at Sibanye-Stillwater’s mines tips slightly

Tim Cohen
09 APR

Ramaphosa & Dlodlo vs public service workers & unions – blinking first not recommended

Stephen Grootes
21 AUG

Amcu threatens strike over planned retrenchment of 13,400 Implats workers

Greg Nicolson
07 AUG

Six years later, cops are in court but justice is elusive

Greg Nicolson
21 JUN 2018

Power Outrage: Loads of grievances shed as utility’s workers pour scorn on no-increase offer

Marianne Merten
15 JUN 2018

Kruger Lions: Hunting for Skye and the truth

Smaragda Louw and Michele Pickover
15 JUN 2018

Workers’ Day 2018 – Ramaphosa’s challenges are deep and entrenched

Marianne Merten
29 APR 2018

Mining Charter: New Minister, old approach?

Rebecca Davis
20 MAR 2018

S.Africa’s power producer wage deal ends strike

AFP
12 AUG 2016

Mineworkers: NUM offering disaffected members cash, permanent jobs to rejoin

Greg Nicolson
01 FEB 2013

Mining: It’s a man’s world

Khadija Patel
15 NOV 2012

Reporter’s Notebook: Young Communists, NUM and Shabangu on transformation (sort of)

Khadija Patel
12 OCT 2012

Marikana: The next goal for the workers – split from NUM

Khadija Patel
20 SEP 2012

Wildcat strike over at Royal Bafokeng’s platinum mine. How painless was that?

Sipho Hlongwane
24 AUG 2012

Lonmin’s killing fields

Greg Nicolson
14 AUG 2012