Samancor Chrome is in the crosshairs of labour unions again over the possible retrenchment of more than 3,000 workers while it faces allegations of fraud and profit-shifting.

Last month Samancor said it would retrench workers as it grapples with deteriorating market conditions, depressed ferrochrome and chrome prices and increasing Eskom tariffs. In a statement, the mine said it expected its chrome production to fall by 29% this year and its ferrochrome production by 20%...

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