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AMCU strikes spread across industry

South Africa’s Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) has taken its strike at gold miner Sibanye-Stillwater even further this week, declaring stoppages at 15 other mining companies in the country.

AMCU president Joseph Mathunjwa addressing member at Impala Platinum

AMCU president Joseph Mathunjwa addressing member at Impala Platinum

AMCU president Joseph Mathunjwa threatened earlier in the week the union would shut down South Africa's gold, platinum and coal sectors with secondary strikes in support of the three-month-long Sibanye-Stillwater...

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