PROTESTS broke out at a mine in South Africa’s North West Province yesterday after bosses locked workers out at short notice.
Photos sent to the Morning Star appeared to show miners gathered in the road outside the Maseve mine between Rustenburg and Sun City.
It lies near the Implats and Marikana mines, where during a 2012 strike police killed over 40 striking miners following wildcat strikes provoked by management which saw breakaway miners' union AMCU launch lethal attacks on members of the National Union of Mineworkers.
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