Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union President Joseph Mathunjwa says that for the economy of South Africa to thrive, it does not the 4th Industrial Revolution. He was giving the keynote address at the 7th Anniversary of the Marikana Massacre, held at the Marikana koppie were 34 mineworkers lost their lives after a shooting spree… Read More “South Africa does not need 4IR” says Mathunjwa
Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union President Joseph Mathunjwa says that for the economy of South Africa to thrive, it does not the 4th Industrial Revolution. He was giving the keynote address at the 7th Anniversary of the Marikana Massacre, held at the Marikana koppie were 34 mineworkers lost their lives after a shooting spree… Read More “South Africa does not need 4IR” says Mathunjwa
For Zamani Khumalo who hails from Soweto, in Johannesburg, the 7th Anniversary of the Marikana Massacre presented a business opportunity. A street vendor of note, Khumalo says that although he does not know much about what transpired on August 16th, 2012, when the thought of packing up and driving all the way to Marikana popped… Read More Business booming at Marikana Massacre
Scores of people have gathered at the “koppie” in commemoration of the 7th Anniversary of what has been termed as the “Marikana Massacre”. Seven years since the bloodbath of atleast 34 mineworkers, some workers are hopeful that their fight for better wages from then Lonmin (now Sibanye Stillwater) has finally paid off. Sakhele Zinyo (35),… Read More Marikana Massacre not in vain
Today we commemorate Marikana Massacre. We are in Marikana where 34 mineworkers we shot dead by South African Police. Our News Editor Nyakallo Mosala is there – don’t miss a thing.
