SA lags behind African unions in organising e-hailing workers
South African trade unions have been urged to move with the times and start organising e-hailing workers who still work...
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e-News bulletin 16 May 2025
Workers World Weekly 16 May 2025Trump welcomes White South Africans as "refugees" into the US | Norway's largest trade union...
Farm workers march to demand services from the Department of Labour
Fed-up farm workers marched today to the Western Cape Department of Labour in Cape Town to plead with it to...
Court rules against Home Affairs on Omotoso arrest
The East London Magistrates Court has set free the controversial Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso. The court ruled that he will...
Clergy support closure of Omotoso church and his deportation
Clergy and traditional leaders in Buffalo City are calling for controversial Nigerian televangelist, Timothy Omotoso, to be deported from South...
Ending the blesser-blessee exchange: A psychologist’s approach
Poverty and the lack of financial means to meet basic needs continues to push more young girls and women into...
e-News bulletin 9 May 2025
Workers World Weekly 9 May 2025Palestinian villages are burning | Fighting in DRC worsening GBV
Court interpreters in W Cape on strike
Court interpretation services in the Western Cape have been disrupted since the beginning of the week as court interpreters stayed...
e-News bulletin 2 May 2025
Workers World Weekly 2 May 2025US airstrikes in Yemen kill hundreds | Algeria-Mali tensions rise
Western Cape healthcare workers want what they have in Gauteng – permanent employment
During an indaba held at Isivivana Centre in Khayelitsha on the eve of Workers Day, community healthcare workers (CHWs) shared...
