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Mine workers renew demands for CEO axing

Friday, April 12, 2024 | 750 Views |

Botswana Mine Workers Union (BMWU) has advised Khoemacau Mine buyers MMG Limited to consider appointing a new Chief Executive Officer(CEO) to run the company for harmonious industrial relations to prevail.

The Mine workers recently met with MMG executive management in the aftermath of the $1.8 billion (P25, 2 billion) deal sealed by MMG to take over the country’s largest copper producer.

During the meeting in which Khoemacau CEO John Ferreira was in attendance, the Union demanded the replacement of the current CEO to help quell long tensions at the mine.

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Mine workers renew demands for CEO axing

Botswana Mine Workers Union (BMWU) has advised Khoemacau Mine buyers MMG Limited to consider appointing a new Chief Executive Officer(CEO) to run the company for harmonious industrial relations to prevail.

Gaothusi's homecoming slated for month end

Savanna Tanks sets record for GS ground tank

No fatalities in Old Naledi level crossing collision

New Orange FA Cup champion loading

Limpopo bus crash deeply traumatised me – Ramathuba

Limpopo-45: Messages of hope, support pour in

The dusty burial of 44 ZCC members

Ramotswa police investigate armed robbery

Closure as pain lingers