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Sat May 25 09:56:36 SAST 2013

How is loss of R25bn progress? iLIVE

Outlaws' Eden: ILIVE

ES, by e-mail | 09 October, 2012 00:13
Lonmin mineworkers gather at Wonderkop stadium in Marikana, North West, in this file photo, for feedback from their representations on wage talks with mine management.
Image by: MOELETSI MABE

We are bombarded daily with the violence and hooliganism of mineworkers who are engaged in legal and illegal strikes.

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With horror we see the violent acts against non-striking workers.

Why should we have to put up with it? Why is the government not taking firm action against the violence?

Police are condemned for using force, but the truth is that the greatest transgression of law and order comes from the striking workers.

It is they who put the lives of bystanders and the police at risk.

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