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The Mercury reports that axed eThekwini municipal mayor, Zandile Gumede, says she will not be silenced. Source: Latest News
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Seventh Marikana massacre commemoration sees policemen, mineworkers in court
ANA reports that the seventh anniversary of the Marikana massacre commemoration will see high court appearances of both policemen and mineworkers. Source: Latest News
Automobile manufacturing sector employers optimistic about wage talks with Numsa
BL Premium reports that automotive sector employers have broken their silence on the protracted wage talks with the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) by indicating that they are looking “promising”. Source: Latest News
Axed Old Mutual CEO Peter Moyo wants Board members declared in contempt of court for not reinstating him
Moneyweb reports that axed Old Mutual CEO Peter Moyo has launched a new offensive in his battle against the insurer. Source: Latest News
Jobs on the line as cheap imports threated SA’s cement manufacturing industry
Moneyweb reports that the local cement manufacturing sector has been hit by a double whammy of cheap imports together with lower demand brought on by SA’s flagging economic growth. Source: Latest News
Retail motor sector wage negotiations at a critical point
Moneyweb reports that confusion reigned on Tuesday about an apparent deadlock reached between the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) and the motor sector at the Motor Industry Bargaining Council (Mibco). Source: Latest News
Municipal strike suspended in midst of ongoing water shortages in Butterworth
GroundUp reports that residents of Butterworth in the Eastern Cape have been without tap water for more than a week, and deliveries by tanker to surrounding villages have also stopped. Source: Latest News
Former Eskom executives seek appointment to SA's toughest CEO job
Bloomberg reports that the chief executive role at Eskom, considered the most challenging job in corporate South Africa, is attracting interest from people who know how difficult it will be to turn the debt-ridden state utility around. Source: Latest News
Sting operation nets two Eastern Cape immigration officials for alleged bribery
News24 reports that two Home Affairs immigration officials were arrested on Monday for allegedly demanding a R40,000 bribe to renew the permits of three undocumented people in the Maluti area in the Eastern Cape. Source: Latest News
Plastics and packaging company Transpaco blames strike for lacklustre full-year performance
BusinessLive reports that plastics and packaging company Transpaco said on Tuesday that a three-month industry strike in late 2018 was partially responsible for the decline in the company’s full-year performance. Source: Latest News