The legal battle with the Marikana mineworkers and President Cyril Ramaphosa is back in court on Thursday, 2 June, 2022.

15 men are to appear in court soon for numerous crimes allegedly committed by them during the Marikana Massacre.

The South African government has settled the claim for loss of support with the families of 35 of the workers killed in the Marikana Massacre. Negotiations, however, continue with several other claimants.

Msaki directs her attention towards local radio stations who cut her music short. She says radio compilers should always respect her music.

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has reiterated their long-standing demand for those responsible for the death of 44 people during the Marikana Massacre be held accountable

In the latest news in South Africa on Tuesday 17 August 2021, the victims of the Marikana massacre were remembered, nine years on, but has justice been served?

ANC National spokesperson Pule Mabe says Marikana will always remain a dark spot on our democratic society..

Monday 16 August marks the nine-year anniversary of the tragic events of Marikana. The ANC said it stands with every family member who lost a loved one.

The NPA now has a three-month deadline to reply to a case opened by Julius Malema in 2012 – or he’ll seek a private prosecution against President Ramaphosa.

Police Minister Bheki Cele revealed that the South African Police Service (SAPS) paid out over R176 million to the families of the victims

The EFF saluted the 34 miners who died at Marikana in 2012, saying that their struggle played a critical role in the party’s formation.

Julius Malema has a sharp set of claws: The EFF leader was made to retract the Marikana-based taunt he made towards Cyril Ramaphosa this afternoon.

Top police brass have been cleared of charges in relation to the death in custody of a miner during the Marikana Massacre.

Police have arrested four suspects after the latest mine shooting that has claimed the lives of a protestor and two security guards.

The 36-year old Marikana policewoman, Julia Makgareetsa, was gunned down in an operation at Rooikoppies township.

One of the legal representatives of the victims’ families, advocate Dali Mpofu, said an apology from President Cyril Ramaphosa and government was more important the money.

The Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture has been allocated an additional R130 million to complete work by March 2021.

It’s been an incredibly busy year for the North West High Court.

Police officers and Lonmin security guards were among the ten people killed in the preceding week.

Paul Sebegoe, SANCO’s chairman in North West province which is home to Marikana, said EFF leader Julius Malema had no say in whether Ramaphosa should go to Marikana.

The “Forum 4 Service Delivery” promises to act against “lazy” Councillors.

The deaths of two police officers and two security guards in the days before the Marikana massacre may have pushed tensions beyond the point of no return.

The Mining Charter, as well as a broader international debate about corporate responsibility, expected companies to contribute to public goods and services in areas near their mines. The companies accepted this.

Local communities are not happy with the idea of Sibanye-Stillwater succeeding in its Lonmin takeover. They believe the requisite research wasn’t conducted.

The controversial campaign event ahead of the 2019 Elections claimed that the ANC were directly responsible for scores of deaths.