Numsa to challenge court order preventing strike in plastic sector: About 10,000 workers downed tools last month demanding a 15% salary increase. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Authorities probing cause of V&A Waterfront fire: The City of Cape Town's Fire and Rescue Service says an electrical transformer caught alight in the basement of Pick n Pay. … [Read more...] about Numsa to challenge court order preventing strike in plastic sector
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NUMSA served with Contempt of Court Order
NUMSA served with Contempt of Court Order: The ongoing nationwide strike in the plastics industry by employees affiliated to the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (NUMSA) affected more than 450 companies and, yet again, was marred by unlawful conduct, extremely violent acts and intimidation. As a result, the Plastic Convertors Association of South Africa (PCASA) approached … [Read more...] about NUMSA served with Contempt of Court Order
Could African Union law shape a new legal order for the continent? | The Conversation
Could African Union law shape a new legal order for the continent?: African leaders at the closing of the 26th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, in 2016. EPA/Solan KolliIn his forthcoming book, African Union Law, Femi Amao argues that Africa is on the cusp of a new continental legal order. It’s evolving slowly but there are early signs that it’s showing traits similar to … [Read more...] about Could African Union law shape a new legal order for the continent? | The Conversation
How South Africa should view foreign policy in a changing world order | The Conversation
How South Africa should view foreign policy in a changing world order: Lindiwe Sisulu, South Africa's minister of international relations, is reviewing the country's foreign policy. DircoOne of the first initiatives of South Africa’s new minister of international relations, Lindiwe Sisulu, was to announce a review of the country’s foreign policy. This was a wise move in … [Read more...] about How South Africa should view foreign policy in a changing world order | The Conversation
With a busy election schedule, Africa needs a reversal of the old order | The Conversation
With a busy election schedule, Africa needs a reversal of the old order: Democratic Republic of Congo's President Joseph Kabila. Time to step aside. Reuters/Kenny KatombeThe winds of change may blow in several directions across Africa this year as a host of countries prepare for elections. But a change in power isn’t always synonymous with change in governance. In Africa, … [Read more...] about With a busy election schedule, Africa needs a reversal of the old order | The Conversation
