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VIDEO: SAFTU media briefing on plans, details for the upcoming national shutdown

22 August 2022, 12:50 PM  |
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SAFTU media briefing

SAFTU media briefing

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SAFTU media briefing

SAFTU briefs the media about the plans and details of the upcoming national shutdown organised for Wednesday.

Saftu, Cosatu and other trade unions are to march to Union Buildings to protest about the high cost of living in South Africa.

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