Police warn messages claiming land grabs and riots are fake
A letter purporting to be from the South African Police Service has been widely spread on WhatsApp
Luxor workers: ‘After seeing one of our comrades lost his eye, we cried like babies’
Worker representatives claim one worker lost an eye and 19 others were hospitalised after run-ins with private security while on a peaceful strike
#ScrapNewLabourLaws campaign is ready for a national shutdown
Saftu with its affiliates, is embarking on a protected strike as part of the campaign to call on the government to rectify labour law amendments
Unions reject bus bosses’ ‘insulting’ offer, call for intensified strike action
In a statement issued by Numsa General Secretary Irvin Jim, the union said that the sector “insulted workers and commuters”
#MeToo-era Pulitzers give Trump one on the nose
This year's Pulitzer juries awarded prizes to works that highlight the notable pitfalls of Donald Trump's presidency
Numsa continues its fight against ‘notorious’ Fortune Steel
The trade union has embarked on a picket outside Fortune Steel in an effort to force the company to comply with health and safety laws
Cosatu slams Golden Arrow for letting down working-class commuters
The strike comes after a “stalemate in wage talks” between unions and employer associations
Saftu boasts a double victory over Lamberti’s Imperial resignation
Saftu has said this recent knock to Imperial should embolden workers to march on April 25
Chips are down at Simba as workers prepare to strike
The company has allegedly colluded with labour-broking company Adcorp Blu to evade the requirements of section 198 of the Labour Relations Act
Pulitzer Prize recognises journalism that unmasked sexual harassers
The Pulitzer Prize recognises achievements in newspaper, magazine and online journalism, literature, and musical composition in the United States
Kendrick Lamar, the first rapper to win a Pulitzer
Kendrick Lamar has become the first non-classical, non-jazz artist to win the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for the music category
Numsa accuses Fortune Steel of not caring for workers’ safety after furnace blast
The trade union has accused the mine of flouting health and safety protocols after seven workers were injured during a blast
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