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Sefako Nyaka
Quarter million workers vote to strike
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Sefako Nyaka
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6 Jun 2012
More than 280 000 workers in the metal and mining industries have voted to go on strike to resolve wage disputes in the industries.
Azapo prepares for crackdown
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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5 Jun 2012
The Azanian Peoples' Organisation believes the detention of over 70 of its members this week might be a prelude to a nationwide crackdown.
Bloody night after mine fight
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Sefako Nyaka
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22 Jan 1988
A Mr Betram at JCI head office said shaft stewards ''were taken to a shaft for disciplinary action''.
Another post office dispute looms
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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25 Sep 1987
The union has compiled a 14-page dossier listing a range of examples to support its accusations.
Did a baby die for a mine ID card?
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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18 Sep 1987
Little Nozipho's death comes about two month after mine management introduced a stringent ''ID card system'' on the mine.
Week-long strike – at the bottom of a mine shaft
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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11 Sep 1987
800 men protest - 1.5km down
Monday at work for returned postal strikers
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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4 Sep 1987
The PTTI threatened international disruption of South Africa's communication links if a settlement was not reached.
We were forced down, claim miners on strike below ground
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Sefako Nyaka
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28 Aug 1987
According to the NUM the workers were locked out last Friday and given until Monday this week to return to work or face dismissal.
Eight weeks … 11 fatal mine accidents
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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29 May 1987
The National Union of Mineworkers has called for a government-appointed commission of enquiry.
Confessions of the bumbling spies
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Sefako Nyaka
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Mono Badela
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8 May 1987
We probe the extraordinary tales of seven ANC captives who claim to have been recruited as spies by the South African authorities.
Riddles of the Cosatu blast
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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8 May 1987
A security guard at the building, Stanley Khumalo, yesterday said he heard a loud bang before the building was filled with smoke.
Cosatu House sealed off again
Article
Sefako Nyaka
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30 Apr 1987
In a statement last night, the SA Police said Cosatu House was being used by individuals to perpetrate violence.
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