TCL CRISIS

 

 

• August 4: Liquidators deny stalling sale
  
• July 31: Pressure mounts - Govt wants liquidation wrapped up
  
• July 27: Liquidation likely next year ... if at all
  
• July 17: Substantial ore left in TCL mines
  
• July 17: Goldfields shows good profits in June quarter
  
• July 16: Strong interest from potential buyers
  
• June 18: Gold Fields profits from 'goodwill gesture'
  
• June 17: Union pleads for tax relief on pension payouts
  
• June 1: Provisional liquidation extended
  
• May 28: Retrenchment deal agreed
  
• May 12: Sick workers to pursue TCL
  
• May 5: Mayday roasting for TCL
  
• April 30: Gold Fields walks away with N$80m
  
• April 30: Court grants TCL provisional liquidation
  
• April 24: Workers to receive April pay.
  
• April 24: Editorial - Acting responsibly after TCL shutdown.
  
• April 22: 'No money to pay workers', says TCL
  
• April 22: Winding up case on hold
  
• April 22: Rossing looks for new pyrite supply
  
• April 22: Onkundana tayi zi mOshomeya kayi shi ombwanawa
  
• April 21: Govt, Gold Fields talk turkey
  
• April 21: Economic Eye - Why the TCL disaster happened
  
• April 20: Union wants closed mines nationalised
  
• April 20: Fate of 2000 workers uncertain
  
• April 17: 2000 workers sent home, Gold Fields Namibia 'liquidated'
  
• April 17: Statement from Gold Fields Namibia

   

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