SAFTU statement on racist violence in USA
The South African Federation of Trade Unions is extremely concerned at the violent demonstrations by the ‘alt-right’ fascist, white-supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, in the USA, […]
Month: August 2017
SAFTU honours the memory of Marikana martyrs
August 16th will forever be a special day for South African workers, when we remember and honour the memory of those who lost their lives […]
SAFTU condemns violent assault on Ocean Basket worker
The South African Federation of Trade Unions is angered at the report of an employee at an Ocean Basket restaurant being violently assaulted by his […]
SAFTU celebrates women’s day but warns that the struggle for women’s emancipation is far from over!
On National Women’s Day 2017, the South African Federation of Trade Unions salutes all the heroines of our struggle for freedom, democracy and especially for […]
SAFTU encouraged by high vote for no confidence motion
While the South Africa Federation of Trade Unions is disappointed that MPs did not pass the vote of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma, it […]
SAFTU statement on StatsSA employment statistics
Just as South Africa enters its biggest political crisis for years, with the vote of no confidence in President Zuma in Parliament on 8 August, […]