SAfrica: miners briefed on wage deal at local stadium

AFP English 2012-09-20

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South African police fired rubber bullets at a crowd gathered near a platinum mine Wednesday, just a day after miners at another facility called off a wildcat strike that led to dozens of deaths. Duration: 00:35.
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