Damelin College found breaking labour laws in East London campus closure
The recent closure of Damelin College in East London has left its employees, from lecturers and administrators down to the...
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Law enforcement officers fight dismissal
Axed Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (Leap) officers carried placards that read: ‘’Bring back Leap officers,’’ and ‘’City officials must resolve...
e-News bulletin 20 September 2024
Workers World Weekly 20 September 2024 E-hailing drivers strike in South African cities | Technology systems explode in Lebanon, injuring...
E-hailing drivers go on strike in Cape Town
Drivers for e-hailing services Bolt, Uber and InDrive embarked on strike action on Tuesday demanding decisive intervention by government and...
Residents of Shaka’s Head march against evictions
Hundreds of Shaka’s Head informal settlement residents took to the streets of Ballito, on Monday 16 September, to protest planned...
RDP homeowners without electricity for a year
Over 100 families have been living in new RDP houses without electricity since September last year, when they first moved...
Hundreds protest over planned teacher cuts in the Western Cape
On Friday morning, teachers, parents, unions and civil society organisations protested outside the offices of the Western Cape Education Department...
e-News bulletin 13 September 2024
Workers World Weekly 13 September 2024 Workers strike at Mister Sweet factory | Israel attempts to erase Palestinian culture |...
Labour Court rules in favour of Mister Sweet strikers
The attempt by Premier FMCG to obtain an urgent interdict against the striking workers who are demanding a R19,500 living...
Bitter, not sweet! Strikers call for Mister Sweet boycott
23 community-based organisations and non-governmental organisations are calling for the boycotting of Mister Sweet products during a strike by workers...
