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News 24 reports that a thief who broke into advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza’s car in central Pretoria on Tuesday morning stole his briefcase and laptop containing evidence relating to the Marikana commission of inquiry. Source: Latest News
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Solidarity launches cyber trade union for the modern world of work
Netwerk24 reports that Solidarity on Tuesday launched its new cyber trade union, Solidarity World, at the Atterbury theatre in Pretoria. Source: Latest News
Labour unrest deters foreign investment, says Combined Motor Holdings CEO
Moneyweb reports that Jebb McIntosh, CEO of Combined Motor Holdings (CMH), said on Tuesday that the current financial year was going to be hampered by power outages and labour unrest. Source: Latest News
Court grants Solidarity Movement interdict that it’s a crime to deface statues
Pretoria News reports that the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party and its leader, Julius Malema, were on Tuesday interdicted from inciting EFF members or any member of the public to deface monuments and statues across the country that relate to the Afrikaner heritage and culture. Source: Latest News
To fight xenophobia give people jobs, Gordhan tells business sector
The Citizen reports that Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday called on the business sector to give people jobs in order to quell foreign hatred among the locals. Source: Latest News
Civil servants to march on Treasury on Thursday for better wages
The Citizen reports that thousands of public servants are expected to march on the Treasury’s offices in Pretoria on Thursday to demand better wages. Source: Latest News
Satawu to hold a memorial service for Chris Nkosi on Wednesday
The New Age reports that the South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (Satawu) will hold a memorial service at the Johannesburg City Hall on Wednesday in memory of the Gauteng provincial secretary Chris Nkosi who was gunned down last week. Source: Latest News
SA sends 50 trainees to China for nuclear power plant skills development
Mail & Guardian reports that South Africa has sent 50 trainees to China for training in nuclear power plant operations in preparation for the imminent procurement of the nuclear-build programme. Source: Latest News
Amcu, gold producers in talks over disputed union membership figures
Fin24 reports that the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (Amcu) and gold producers met on Tuesday to discuss the union’s disputed membership numbers in the sector. Source: Latest News
Senior management at platinum producer RBPlat receive R47m in shares
Mining Weekly Online reports that the board of the black-owned and black-controlled platinum company Royal Bafokeng Platinum (RBPlat) on Tuesday approved the distribution of shares worth more than R47-million to the group’s senior management. Source: Latest News