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South Africa NUM deeply worried about decision taken by Petra Diamonds to retrench over 200 mineworkers [NUM] 09-02-2025

South Africa Gauteng SAMWU calls for suspension of Rea Vaya bus services until worker safety can be guaranteed [COSATU] 06-02-2025

South Africa Saftu wants zama zama industry regulated [The Citizen] 05-02-2025

South Africa Northern Cape Numsa embarks on full-blown strike [DFA] 04-02-2025

South Africa “All I want is a job” pleads unemployed doctor [GroundUp] 03-02-2025

South Africa Stilfontein mine disaster reveals a regional labour crisis [GLC] 03-02-2025

South Africa Northern Cape Schools in crisis: Teachers refuse to work beyond hours [DFA] 01-02-2025

South Africa Eastern Cape Health department admits it can’t pay overtime to doctors, nurses until new financial year [Daily Maverick] 31-01-2025

South Africa From Marikana to Stilfontein our lives count for nothing [Abahlali baseMjondolo] 28-01-2025

South Africa Community health workers must be made permanent, rules labour court [GroundUp] 27-01-2025


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KwaZulu-Natal SONA 2025: Cosatu stages march in Pietermaritzburg 2025-02-07 [East Coast Radio]

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Gauteng NUMSA calls for accountability after 2 Rea Vaya bus drivers shot dead in Soweto 2025-02-06 [Eyewitness News]

Ethiopia DENOSA condemns harassment of male nurse as xenophobic 2025-02-06 [IOL]

Stilfontein protesters demand commission of inquiry into police conduct 2025-02-06 [GroundUp]

Gauteng SAMWU calls for suspension of Rea Vaya bus services until worker safety can be guaranteed 2025-02-06 [COSATU]

Labour unions demand safety reforms following fatal mining incidents at Harmony Gold 2025-02-06 [Business Report]

Saftu wants zama zama industry regulated 2025-02-05 [The Citizen]

Picket at Mining Indaba demands justice for Stilfontein miners 2025-02-05 [GroundUp]

COSATU welcomes progressive increase in National Minimum Wage of inflation plus 1.5% increase from 1 March 2025 2025-02-05 [COSATU]

Limpopo Unemployed pharmacists picket outside Dept of Health 2025-02-05 [SABC]

Worker unions call for govt's intervention in bus violence 2025-02-05 [YFM]

Narconon Africa challenges claims of labour law breaches as whistleblower drama unfolds 2025-02-04 [Daily Maverick]

COSATU's State of the Nation Address expectations statement 2025-02-04 [COSATU]

Cosatu pushes for greater access to pension funds under two-pot system 2025-02-04 [Mercury]

Nehawu set deadline for Ithala wage payments 2025-02-04 [East Coast Radio]

Northern Cape Numsa embarks on full-blown strike 2025-02-04 [DFA]

GIWUSA disappointed that police officers involved in escape of alleged Stilfontein kingpin 2025-02-04 [Eyewitness News]

At least 21 police officers killed in three months — Commissioner Masemola 2025-02-04 [The Citizen]

USA SAFTU condemns Donald Trump’s threats against South Africa and defends Expropriation Act 2025-02-04 [SAFTU]

SAFTU’s expectations for 2025 State of the Nation Address: Workers and the poor face another year of empty promises 2025-02-04 [SAFTU]

Stilfontein mine disaster reveals a regional labour crisis 2025-02-03 [GLC]

Beyond loadshedding: the critical role of Eskom in SA's economic recovery - Cosatu 2025-02-03 [Business Report]

“All I want is a job” pleads unemployed doctor 2025-02-03 [GroundUp]

Gauteng SAMWU Ekurhuleni’s media statement 2025-02-03 [COSATU]

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NEHAWU statement on Public Service Settlement strike dispute 2025-02-02 [COSATU]

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SADTU supports SAMATU’s march for better working conditions in health sector 2025-02-01 [SADTU]

ArcelorMittal forges ahead with steel plant closures despite government talk of a R1bn bailout 2025-02-01 [Daily Maverick]

KwaZulu-Natal Strike is over, it’s back to work 2025-02-01 [South Coast Herald]

NUM against the heinous posture of Arcelor Mittal to close down the company and retrenchmening at least 3500 employees. 2025-02-01 [WFTU]

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