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    NUM’s Sisa Buyeye Believes He’ll Be the Next Victim

    Written by Charlotte McLeod
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    Aug. 13, 2013 12:29PM PST

    The Japan Times reported that South Africa’s platinum belt is still troubled by unrest a year after police brutality hit Marikana. As a result, Sisa Buyeye, branch secretary for South Africa’s National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), believes it’s only a matter of time before he, like two others involved in the NUM, is killed.

    The Japan Times reported that South Africa’s platinum belt is still troubled by unrest a year after police brutality hit Marikana. As a result, Sisa Buyeye, branch secretary for South Africa’s National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), believes it’s only a matter of time before he, like two others involved in the NUM, is killed.

    As quoted in the market news:

    The latest victim, a National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) shaft leader, was gunned down in front of her house Monday — the second fatality in two weeks.

    Mbulelo Nqapo was the first casualty, two months ago. A gang shot the local union leader in front of his NUM office June 3, just a few hundred meters from a Lonmin mine shaft. But his fate may have been sealed a year before.

    While many union leaders went into hiding, Nqapo remained visible. His superior, NUM branch secretary Sisa Buyeye, feels it’s just a matter of time before he, too, is picked off.

    “I am the target after him. They said, ‘Who’s next after Mbulelo?’ It’s me,” he said.

    Click here to read the full report from The Japan Times.

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