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Labour movements joined the SA Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions Coalition at the Durban harbour on Friday to support dock workers who refused to offload cargo from an Israeli container ship.
President Cyril Ramaphosa arriving at Transnet Durban Port, received by Premier of KwaZulu- Natal Sihle Zikalala, mayor of City of Thekwini Cllr Mxolisi Kaunda and Transnet board memberAluwani Ramabulana. President Ramaphosa is visiting the port on a oversight monitoring visit. Photo GCIS KZN govt on collision course with national govt over plans to move Transet offices from Durban Port to Eastern Cape By Bongani Hans Share Durban - THE KwaZulu-Natal government has expressed fear that the provinceâs economy would be compromised if the Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) proceeds to ...
Saturday 1 May 2021 - 8:00am Public servants say they have nothing to celebrate this Workers' Day. eNCA's Lethiwe Mdluli spoke to education and healthcare workers about their challenges. Courtesy #DStv403 DURBAN - Public servants say they have nothing to celebrate this Workers' Day. This, as wage negotiations between unions and government remain deadlocked. Unions are demanding an 8.3 percent increase. They say the state is failing workers. "You can't be increasing petrol, you can't be increasing fuel at the same time. You are actually reversing the workers' gains...
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Engen refinery plan sparks anger By Vernon Mchunu Share DURBAN - COSATU yesterday disputed the assertion that the Engen refinery was not financially viable, saying the high price the company was charging for its fuel products meant that it remained a profitable business. The labour federation was reacting to the impending shutdown of the petroleum products giant’s refinery. The company has announced a decision to close its refinery and convert the South Durban-based site into an import terminal and product storage facility. Managing director and chief executive Yusa’ Hassan said that the ...