Global platinum powerhouse Lonmin says strikes at its mines in South Africa have reduced full year production expectations and increased unit costs, as violence continues.
In a statement released on Monday morning the company says the number of people who have died in clashes since the strikes began at its Marikana facility on August 10th has risen to 45, with the discovery of the body of a 51 year old worker last week.
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