The City of Cape Town remains hopeful that the ongoing national transport strike will soon be resolved, as hundreds of thousands of commuters across the country have been substantially inconvenienced over the…
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Strike is tough on poor
South African blue-collar workers can barely afford to put food on the table, and the ongoing transport strike has thrust them into the clutches of loan sharks, because they cannot afford taxi…
Transport strike and possible escalation to ports
Agriculture, specifically the fruit industry plays a very significant role in South Africa’s economy and is uniquely dependent on a reliable transportation system. This is an urgent plea to the South African…
Zuma steps in on strikes, economy
Cape Town – President Jacob Zuma has warned of dire damage to SA’s economy, on the back of mine and transport strikes, and has launched an urgent bid to prevent the country…
More trucks torched in CT
Two more trucks have been attacked and torched in Cape Town. One vehicle was attacked on Lansdowne in Nyanga and the other was set alight near the R300 turn-off onto Stock Road….
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Cape Chamber calls for transparency of broadband implementation
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Nedlac undermined in latest move
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W Cape shows growth in its population
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Cape Chamber of Commerce Procurement Portal
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President Zuma did the right thing when he declared zero tolerance for future industrial actions
