Mining indaba: Ten years after Marikana massacre, Anglo American step into ‘delicate’ wage negotiations - Platinum, new innovation, wage talks and Ramaphosa. A lot is happening in the mining world
Four buses filled with delegates travelled to see Anglo American’s latest technology at one of its more advanced platinum operations in its portfolio of South African assets after investors the world over had urged miners to get out of the country
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