The Botswana Mine Workers Union (BMWU) has disclosed its strategy to press the government for action in the ongoing dispute with Mupane Gold Mine over unpaid wages.
BMWU President Joseph Tsimako underscored the lack of firm commitment from the company. Situated 30km east of Francistown, Mupane Gold Mine stands as Botswana’s sole operating gold ore mine, now teetering on the brink of closure, which would leave approximately 210 workers without employment. Reports circulating suggest the company is grappling with financial distress, with allegations surfacing that employees have not received their February salaries.
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