South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers has spent last week in the annual central committee meeting, discussing a range of issues facing their members and the mining industry. Union leaders emphasized that members would be supporting the ruling party in its drive to maintain and increase their hold on local and provincial power. Angelo Coppola with the story.
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