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Talks between representatives of 16 000 striking railway workers and South African Transport Services (Sats) collapsed for the second time yesterday.
Mineworkers are considering action starting on Monday.
Sharpeville was sombre this week, with an air of heavy gloom pervading the dusty streets of the tiny Vaal Triangle township.
SA Transport Services (Sats) has lost more than R5-million in the last two weeks -- because of a dispute with a worker over R40,40.
Talks between representatives of 16 000 striking railway workers and South African Transport Services (Sats) collapsed for the second time yesterday.
Mineworkers are considering action starting on Monday.
Sharpeville was sombre this week, with an air of heavy gloom pervading the dusty streets of the tiny Vaal Triangle township.
SA Transport Services (Sats) has lost more than R5-million in the last two weeks -- because of a dispute with a worker over R40,40.
