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With vacancies pending, Cosatu leadership change expected at September congress - Vimarsana News

With vacancies pending, Cosatu leadership change expected at September congress

Sources close to Eyewitness News said that a committee of presidents of its affiliations was working to reach an agreement on who should fill two pending vacancies in the organisation.

Source: ewn.co.za
Zingiswa Losi's future hangs in the balance ahead of Cosatu congress - Vimarsana News

Zingiswa Losi's future hangs in the balance ahead of Cosatu congress

Losi recently quit the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (Popcru) to become a member of the SA Transport and Allied Workers Union (Satawu).

Source: ewn.co.za
ANC's long-term future better be female - Vimarsana News

ANC's long-term future better be female

While the ANC has done much to transform our country in many ways, it has so far not been able to create powerful female leaders. And while it may still take some time before this happens, there are indications that the party and the country are changing. It almost certainly will not happen wit...

South African workers demand action from the government - Vimarsana News

South African workers demand action from the government

Workers from the COSATU trade union marked World Day for Decent Work with a one-day strike and a march to the office of Gauteng's provincial premier, David Makhura

Cosatu: Govt failed to protect SA workforce from poverty, flaring inequality - Vimarsana News

Cosatu: Govt failed to protect SA workforce from poverty, flaring inequality

As the world commemorates the global day for decent work, thousands of workers affiliated to Cosatu across the country have taken to the streets to urge government to do everything it can to stop the jobs crisis from turning into a social crisis.

Source: ewn.co.za