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Month: December 2022

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The capitalist crisis is deepening but workers have started rebelling

December 29, 2022 SAFTU 0

SAFTU END YEAR STATEMENT The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) sends festive and revolutionary greetings and our warmest wishes to our members, the […]

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SAFTU welcomes the SIU report and calls for more digging

December 14, 2022 SAFTU 0

JUSTICE FOR BABITA DEOKARAN   The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) welcomes the release of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) report by the […]

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Destruction of Prasa means worsening living standards for the working class

December 14, 2022 SAFTU 0

The article published by amaBhungane on 12 December 2022 should not surprise any South African. This is what has become of the State Owned Enterprises […]

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Stage six indicative of a deeper crisis in society

December 9, 2022 SAFTU 0

STAGE SIX INDICATIVE OF A DEEPER CRISIS IN SOCIETY DE RUYTER MUST RESIGN   The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) reiterates its call […]

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Minor growth is nothing to celebrate

December 7, 2022 SAFTU 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) notes the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for quarter 3 of 2022. Though the figures show the economy […]

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President Cyril Ramaphosa must resign and face the full might of the law

December 1, 2022 SAFTU 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) commends the evaluation of limited information and the preliminary findings made by the Section 89 Independent Panel […]

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24 Jul

SAFTU: HOLDING INTEREST RATES TODAY WILL NOT SPARE WORKERS FROM TOMORROW’S FAILED MONETARY POLICY

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21 Jul

SAFTU REJECTS THE R25 BILLION WORLD BANK LOAN: SOUTH AFRICA CANNOT BORROW ITS WAY INTO PRIVATISATION

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30 Jun

SAFTU WITHDRAWS CONDOLENCE STATEMENT FOLLOWING FALSE REPORTS OF MABUTHO “KID” SITHOLE’S DEATH. – South African Federation of Trade Unions – SAFTU.

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YouTube Video VVVFYnNUSkE4VVRhMEZ3VHlZU2FTZlN3LmdNUXA3NEV4RWY4 SAFTU General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi weighs in on the outcomes and impact of the discussions.


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SAFTU General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi weighs in on the outcomes and impact of the discussions.


Source: Newsroom Afrika
SAFTU does not own the rights to this footage. Used for commentary and public interest purposes.
SAFTU rejects News24 Jobs Conference as a false consensus pushing failed neoliberal policies
SAFTU General Secretary weighs in on the newly instituted National Minimum Wage.
NUMSA Sector Coordinator Frederick Mabasa speaks on SAFM about the ongoing crisis at Mafoko Security, where workers have allegedly gone unpaid. He outlines the hardships faced by security guards, including delayed or non-payment of wages and unpaid statutory benefits, and explains the union’s concerns about labour law violations. Mabasa places the issue within the broader problem of exploitation in the private security sector and calls for accountability, enforcement by regulators, and protection of workers’ rights.
NUMSA’s Frederick Mabasa on SAFM: Mafoko Security’s Failure to Pay Workers
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