Thousands of learners left behind by taxi strike
Over 456,000 learners could not attend classes during the eight-day taxi strike in the Western Cape, with the Cape Town...
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e-News bulletin 11 August 2023
Cape Town taxi strife | Casual women workers organise | Ecowas to intervene in Niger. Or not | RIP: Sixto...
Taxi strike closes five hospitals
Clinics and hospitals are operating on skeleton staff as transport in Cape Town has been jeopardised by the taxi protest....
e-News bulletin 4 August 2023
Workers' World Weekly 4 Aug 2023 EFF's 10-year birthday | Niger coup | The ongoing scramble for Africa | Revival...
Ten points about ‘illegal’ mining
ONE ‘Illegal miners’ are not exclusively ‘foreign’; there are many South Africans involved. TWO Those from places like Lesotho and...
Saftu backs an e-hailing drivers’ union
The South African Federation of Trade Union (Saftu) says it is going to meet Minister of Employment and Labour, Thulas...
e-News bulletin 28 July 2023
Trucking drivers' hell | Israel's never been a democracy | RIP Sinead O'ConnorWorkers' World Weekly 28 July 2023
Men picket in Khayelitsha against GBV after teen’s rape and murder
The Western Cape Men’s Forum took to the streets of Site C in Khayelitsha to picket against gender-based violence on...
Community health workers belong in the public sector!
The trade unions representing and organising community healthcare workers have come out against a proposed sectoral determination by the Department...
Even in exile, Egypt makes life impossible for its dissidents
The regime of Field Marshal Abdul Fattah al-Sisi in Egypt is without a doubt one of the most repressive in...
