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Labour unions are gearing up for start of wage bargaining talks with Eskom, in what is set to be a highly charged process at a time when the power utility is implementing its turnaround plan aimed at stabilising its finances.
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Events have a way of conspiring to jolt us into recognising the arrival of perilous moments.
This week provided several such warnings with regard to the judiciary – one of the cornerstones of our constitutional order.
The first event was the leak of an audio recording of ANC deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte’s remarks during the party top six’s meeting with Jacob Zuma about the former president’s defiance of the Constitutional Court and the Zondo commission.
In the audio, Duarte took aim at commission chair Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, whom she accused of dealing with Zuma in an “antagonistic” way, of turning the inquiry into a court of law and having an “almost prosecutorial attitude towards people who come to give evidence”.
Unions express fear over R100bn Durban port expansion project
By Vernon Mchunu
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DURBAN - ORGANISED labour is threatening to pull out all the stops to resist the government’s move to partner with the private sector in the R100 billion Durban port expansion project.
They fear that such a partnership could lead to job loses.
President Cyril Ramaphosa, who visited the Port of Durban yesterday in what he described as a consultative visit and inspection of the port development process, confirmed that a public-private partnership had been agreed upon.
The Mercury has recently reported on the port master plan and that it would be facilitated through public-private partnership deals, as the state-owned company was in the red.