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Putco concerned with trend of bus attacks following Dobsonville incident - Vimarsana News

Putco concerned with trend of bus attacks following Dobsonville incident

It’s alleged eight vehicles were stoned, resulting in several passengers and one staff member sustaining injuries on Thursday.

Source: ewn.co.za
Samwu-affiliated workers up in arms over issues in Gauteng municipalities - Vimarsana News

Samwu-affiliated workers up in arms over issues in Gauteng municipalities

A group of workers linked to the trade union are protesting in Johannesburg over some of the problems facing the province, including corruption and a lack of wage increases.

Source: ewn.co.za
Samwu calls for govt to do away with outsourcing municipal services - Vimarsana News

Samwu calls for govt to do away with outsourcing municipal services

The trade union says the reason for their Johannesburg CBD protest is due to the outsourcing of municipal services, and called on Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi to intervene.

Source: ewn.co.za
Nehawu calls for govt to do away with outsourcing municipal services - Vimarsana News

Nehawu calls for govt to do away with outsourcing municipal services

The trade union says the reason for their Johannesburg CBD protest is due to the outsourcing of municipal services, and called on Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi to intervene.

Source: ewn.co.za
'Season of discontent': Over 500 protests reported from Jan to March in Gauteng - Vimarsana News

'Season of discontent': Over 500 protests reported from Jan to March in Gauteng

These included protests sparked by Operation Dudula and the Dudula Movement where migrant shop owners and local street vendors fought to keep their share of the bustling Alexandra market.

Source: ewn.co.za