POLOKWANE – The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) have, today, embarked on a national strike on job losses, state capture and corruption.
Workers in Limpopo from Vhembe are arriving to march against #statecapture #corruption #joblosses @CapricornFMNews @JacaNews pic.twitter.com/c0SV6xC983
— @COSATU Today (@_cosatu) September 27, 2017
While local members gathered to get ready for the Limpopo leg of the march, Review spoke to a Cosatu member about his thoughts on the march.
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The strike is currently underway and marchers are on Schoeman Street.
Polokwane: The marchers are on Schoeman street, the first point to deliver the memorandum is Shoprite #CosatuStrike @COSATU @IOL @eNCA pic.twitter.com/ymgR3c5itv
— SADTU National. (@SadtuNational) September 27, 2017
#Polokwane Cosatu National Strike against State Capture and Joblosses is about to start @_cosatu @SABCNewsOnline @eNCA @IOL @ANN7tv pic.twitter.com/OHH95Bo22F
— SADTU National. (@SadtuNational) September 27, 2017
Members are marching to Checkers in Hans van Rensburg Street to protest against labour brokering, to the Office of the Premier to protest against state capture and corruption, and to the offices of Anglo American to protest against job losses in the mining sector.
