Sibanye Gold Drops to Three-Month Low After Violence at Mine – Bloomberg
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Sibanye Gold Drops to Three-Month Low After Violence at Mine
Bloomberg The National Union of Mineworkers and the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union are competing for support across South Africa’s gold industry. The AMCU rose to prominence in the country’s platinum mines, displacing the NUM, following the … South Africa’s Sibanye Gold shuts mine after union violence |
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