Police fire rubber bullets at South African mine protest

20 Dec 2012

“South African police have fired rubber bullets to disperse protesting workers at a mine run by Harmony Gold west of Johannesburg, in the latest flare-up of labour unrest in the troubled mining sector.”

Source: Police fire rubber bullets at South African mine protest – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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