Bus companies have announced that services will resume immediately after drivers ended a three-week long strike over wages, Fin24 reports. Unions representing striking drivers say they have agreed to a 9% wage hike for the first year and 8% for the second year. South African Transport and Allied Workers Union spokesperson Zanele Sabela says that basic pay will be backdated to April 1, the date of the beginning of the strike.
The bus strike' which has left thousands of commuters across the country having to find alternate transport for the past four weeks' will continue. ... see more »
Khayelitsha commuters wait for taxis during the bus strike.
The South African Federation of Trade Unions is set to protest countrywide over the national minimum wage, parallel to an as-yet-unresolved bus strike. Schools and trains will not ... Read more »
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