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GroundUp
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Why the Woolies boss was paid 1,300 times as much as a shopfloor worker
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E-hailing drivers on strike in Cape Town
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GroundUp
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Villagers live next to a platinum mine, but have no jobs
People living in villages close to the Bokoni platinum mine about 60km south-east of Polokwane, march to the regional offices
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September 17, 2024
SASSA underspent R4-billion on SRD grants, says Auditor General
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South Africa commemorates 12 years since the Marikana massacre, highlighting the ongoing struggle for living wages and economic justice.
Karibu
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Hundreds protest in Ballito over poor living conditions
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GroundUp
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Cutting of 2,400 teacher posts questioned in Western Cape Parliament
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GroundUp
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SAFTU
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Economy & Energy
West Coast fishers say fishing policy is crippling them
Saldanha fisher Gerald Zacharias says that small-scale fishing is no longer a viable option for the next generation. Small-scale fishers
GroundUp
September 19, 2024
Economy & Energy
Why the Woolies boss was paid 1,300 times as much as a shopfloor worker
This article looks at the huge pay gap between CEOs and shop workers in the retail sector, urging accountability and
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September 18, 2024
Economy & Energy
E-hailing drivers on strike in Cape Town
Drivers with Uber, Bolt and inDrive protested for better pay, safety, fair treatment, and stricter regulations on industry practices.
GroundUp
September 18, 2024
Economy & Energy
Villagers live next to a platinum mine, but have no jobs
People living in villages close to the Bokoni platinum mine about 60km south-east of Polokwane, march to the regional offices
GroundUp
September 17, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
SASSA underspent R4-billion on SRD grants, says Auditor General
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GroundUp
September 17, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
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South Africa commemorates 12 years since the Marikana massacre, highlighting the ongoing struggle for living wages and economic justice.
Karibu
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Democracy & Constitution
Hundreds protest in Ballito over poor living conditions
The gathering was organised by Abahlali baseMjondolo, and residents demanded access to toilets, water, and electricity.
GroundUp
September 17, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
Cutting of 2,400 teacher posts questioned in Western Cape Parliament
Western Cape Parliament debated the teacher cuts, focusing on the budget shortfall and negative impacts on education and employment.
GroundUp
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Economy & Energy
SAFTU ON HEFTY EARNINGS OF BANK EXECUTIVES
SAFTU condemns the excessive pay of South African banking executives amidst rising poverty, inequality, and harmful economic policies.
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Democracy & Constitution
Community struggles to get Job opportunities in the mining company
Moseamedi Molin The issue of employment from Bokoni Platinum Mine is a major concern for Maruping and Mogabane residents. The
Tunatazama
September 6, 2024