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Mali captain Hamari Traore is given a four-match ban after being found guilty of unsporting conduct towards a referee. Anglo American Platinum, the world's largest producer of the precious metal, plans to cut thousands of jobs at its mines in South Africa.
The cuts come a year after the company's profits slumped by 71%.
On Monday, Anglo American said it was embarking on a restructuring that
could affect about 3,700 South African jobs - that's 17% of its workforce in the country.
The restructuring decision "has not been taken lightly", Anglo American CEO Craig Miller was quoted by Reuters as saying.
"It's very much a last resort, not least as we recognise the
unemployment challenges in South Africa and the socio-economic
impact that the proposed restructuring may have on our people
and the communities we are part of."
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