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Tue Jun 18 07:45:03 SAST 2013

Mineworkers' case postponed, accused granted bail

Sapa | 18 September, 2012 15:37
One of the arrested miners waits in the back of a police van to be called into the Ga-RanKuwa Magistrate's court where he appeared with scores of others in connection with charges of public violence.

Fifty-five people arrested during a protest at Rasimone platinum mine near Rustenburg appeared in the Bafokeng Magistrate's Court in Tlhabane on Tuesday.

They were granted bail of R500 each and the matter was postponed to October 26 for investigation.

The court ordered that they not be part of any illegal gathering in Rasimone, that they refrain from intimidating other workers and not disturb peace and security at Rasimone.

They were arrested on Monday after workers at Royal Bafokeng Platinum mine went on a strike.

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