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Marikana |
Working with our communities
We respect the communities and nations that host our operations and conduct business in a sustainable, socially and environmentally responsible way. More 
The Sixteen-Eight Memorial Fund
Following the tragic events around our mine, Lonmin has committed, through the Sixteen-Eight Memorial Fund, to funding the education of all the children of employees who lost their lives. More 
2013 change initiatives
The mining indsutry is at a crossroads, calling for a new colloborative model for a decision making to resolve problems and disagreements before they turn into tension and mistrust. More 
Sustainable Development Report 2012
Our approach to reporting in 2012 has been guided by the events of the year. This Sustainable Development Report 2012 focuses on the issues that are most material and pertinent to Lonmin at this time. More 
Sustainable Mining Highlights
We aim to entrench sustainable development throughout our value chain, and to guide relationships with our many stakeholders within the framework of a complex regulatory environment, a constrained economic climate and socio-economic legacies. More |
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Farlam Commission of Inquiry
Lonmin welcomes the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into the Marikana tragedy as announced by President Jacob Zuma, and we will co-operate fully with the commission. Amongst others, the Commission will look into the conduct of Lonmin, the SAPS and the NUM and AMCU.
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