(Adds more quotes, details, byline) * England batsman agrees process for reintegration * Pietersen signs new central contract with ECB * Apologises again to team, fans and governing body By Brian Murgatroyd COLOMBO, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Batsman Kevin Pietersen has committed to playing for England in all three forms of the game until at least 2015 after … [Read more...] about UPDATE 3-Cricket-Pietersen makes peace with ECB, commits to 2015
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UPDATE 3-South Africa wildcat strikes spread to more mines
* Kumba Iron Ore says 300 employees involved, limited effect * Gold producer Harmony reports illegal strike at mine * Spread of labour unrest ups pressure on Zuma government * Action rattles investors in Africa's largest economy By Ed Stoddard and Agnieszka Flak JOHANNESBURG, Oct 3 (Reuters) - A series of wildcat miners' strikes in South Africa spread … [Read more...] about UPDATE 3-South Africa wildcat strikes spread to more mines
Rugby-Springboks name unchanged team for All Blacks test
By Ken Borland JOHANNESBURG Oct 3 (Reuters) - South Africa will field an unchanged starting side when they play New Zealand in their final Rugby Championship match in Soweto on Saturday. Springboks coach Heyneke Meyer on Wednesday named the same XV that beat Australia 31-8 in Pretoria last weekend and made just one change to the replacements bench, with versatile prop … [Read more...] about Rugby-Springboks name unchanged team for All Blacks test
Gold Fields, NUM resolve 2010 South Deep dispute
JOHANNESBURG Oct 2 (Reuters) - South African gold miner Gold Fields has resolved a two year-old dispute with union leaders over the future its South Deep mine, it said on Tuesday. Gold Fields said the agreement, which will secure existing jobs and create a further 400 new ones, would cost the nation's second-largest bullion miner 170 million rand ($20 million) in upstart … [Read more...] about Gold Fields, NUM resolve 2010 South Deep dispute
S.Africa’s Amplats says Rustenburg security worsens
JOHANNESBURG Oct 2 (Reuters) - Anglo American Platinum on Tuesday asked workers to stay away from its Rustenburg mining operations in South Africa after the security situation in the area had worsened. Only 20 percent of its Rustenburg employees have been reporting for work in recent days after thousands joined illegal wildcat strikes which have held the mining industry … [Read more...] about S.Africa’s Amplats says Rustenburg security worsens
