Historic settlement reached in silicosis case
By Pete Lewis
News | 3 May 2018
But very little information on dust monitoring
By Pete Lewis
News | 12 February 2018
Gold mines drop their plan to appeal against court ruling
By Pete Lewis
Brief | 10 January 2018
Deputy minister cites asbestos case in bid to muscle in on new trust fund
By Pete Lewis
News | 12 December 2017
Rate of deaths among mineworkers makes settlement urgent
By Pete Lewis
News | 11 December 2017
Compensation Fund starts to work properly again
By Pete Lewis
Analysis | 28 November 2017
Q(h)ubeka Trust reports back after first 16 months
By Pete Lewis
Feature | 14 September 2017
GroundUp inquiry reveals painfully slow pace of construction
By Pete Lewis
Feature | 4 September 2017
Anglo American and Gold Fields may settle with miners and their families
By Pete Lewis
Analysis | 11 August 2017
Demutualisation of insurer adds new twist
By Pete Lewis
Opinion | 28 March 2017
Settlement plan as court date approaches
By Pete Lewis
Opinion | 27 March 2017
Mining companies granted leave to appeal against class action ruling
By Pete Lewis
News | 22 September 2016
Gold mines bid to change the whole workers’ compensation system
By Pete Lewis
Analysis | 19 July 2016
Mining companies prepare a new strategy
By Pete Lewis
Analysis | 18 July 2016
Hundreds of thousands of families could benefit from the class action lawsuit that can now take place
By Pete Lewis
Analysis | 16 May 2016
As the judges of the South Gauteng High Court prepare their findings in the massive silicosis class action case, Pete Lewis reflects on the failure of the compensation system to protect black mineworkers from the disease, condemning them to poverty and destitution.
Pete Lewis
Analysis | 27 October 2015