JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Anglo American Platinum has made a new offer to striking workers at its South African mines, a labour leader said on Wednesday, after two months of wildcat action that has cost it about $250 million worth of output so far. Amplats, a unit of global mining giant Anglo American , gave the strikers workers until today to return to work or face sacking. "Yesterday we has a meeting with the management and today we are giving the miners feedback. There is a new offer," Evans Ramokga, a labour leader at Amplats, told Reuters. He could not disclose the details of the new offer, saying it had to be communicated to the workers first. The strikers had rejected Amplats' previous...
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