'Sidelining any stakeholder could lead to polarisation,' Dr Ralph Mathekga warned.
“As a responsible trade union, we are appealing for people to refrain from politicising this sensitive event.”
Added spokesperson Pule Mabe: “The ANC acknowledges that South Africans can never go back and undo the tragic events of that fateful day. However, we have a responsibility to draw valuable lessons from them.”industrial relations in the mining sector continue to improveWits University senior economics lecturer Dr Lumkile Mondi said the platinum belt has seen “much progress after Marikana, with much benefits having accrued to sustain the SA tax revenue collection.
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