Solidarity
Solidarity heads to court to halt DWS employment of Cuban engineers
The Water and Sanitation Department has brought in 24 Cuban engineers to help repair the country's ailing water infrastructure at a cost of R65 million.
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Minister Kubayi-Ngubane: I’ll abide by court order halting Tourism Equity Fund
The North Gauteng High Court on Monday granted the interdict to AfriForum and Solidarity that prevents the disbursement of any money.
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Budget beater: Solidarity unveils R300m Afrikaans member-funded university
The trade union announced on Friday that it had inaugurated Sol-Tech after completing the project under budget in February 2021, just under three years after construction began.
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AfriForum: Govt says private sector not prevented from buying vaccines
They say government does not have the ability to manage the vaccine process on its own adding that the private sector must be involved in the full vaccine value chain.
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Solidarity, AfriForum go ahead with legal action against NDZ over vaccine plan
AfriForum believes Cooperative Governance Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has had more than enough time to provide answers regarding the vaccine implementation.
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AfriForum, Solidarity: Malema needs to be prosecuted for comments about police
The groups laid a criminal complaint against Malema for the comments he made at a rally in the Free State on Sunday.
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Solidarity, UASA head to court to force Denel to pay staff outstanding salaries
The unions are preparing to file contempt of court papers after the state arms manufacturer missed a deadline to pay by last Friday.
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Denel can't honour court ruling on salaries - letter
The state-owned company, which makes equipment ranging from armoured vehicles to missiles, has struggled to pay staff salaries due to a liquidity crisis aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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4 unions ready to take SAA voluntary severance packages - govt
In a statement, government said that the National Transport Movement, South African Transport and Allied Workers Union, the Aviation Union of Southern Africa and Solidarity had stepped forward to take up the deal.
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Solidarity calls for lockdown rules to end as Denel unable to pay salaries
The organisation said businesses such as Denel were not generating income due to the lockdown, leading to workers losing out on income.
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MAPULE MAHLULO: An open letter to Solidarity, AfriForum on B-BBEE phobia
Mapule Mahlulo attempts to help ease AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel's pain by diagnosing his condition - acute chronic B-BBEE-phobia.
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It’s not the end of the road’ – Solidarity takes battle with tourism dept to SCA
On Friday the Constitutional Court dismissed Solidarity's application for urgent direct access to the court to challenge the High Court ruling on the use of race as a criterion in the allocation of the COVID-19 relief fund by the tourism department.
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Is ConCourt dismissal end of Solidarity, tourism dept dispute over BBBEE stance?
On Friday the Constitutional Court dismissed trade union Solidarity’s urgent application for direct access to the court saying it was not in the best interest of justice to hear it at this stage.
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ConCourt dismisses Solidarity's bid to urgently appeal tourism fund decision
Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane welcomed the ruling by the ConCourt and urged Afriforum and Solidarity to allow the department to continue with its work.
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MAPULE MAHLULO: Most white SA companies don't know they're B-BBEE compliant
Did they just not read the B-BBEE legislation, asks Mapule Mahlulo.
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ANCWL: Those fighting lockdown rules represent the arrogant minority
Some of the lockdown regulations which have been challenged with court processes or threats of legal action included the ban on the sale of readymade meals, liquor, and cigarettes, among others.
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Solidarity lays criminal complaint against Ntshavheni for alleged perjury
Solidarity said that Small Business Development Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni changed her tune on her undertaking that BEE was not a requirement to qualify for relief funds.
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BEE requirement for funds: Solidarity opens criminal case against Ntshavheni
The union said the criminal complaint, which included perjury, was laid at the Lyttelton police station in Pretoria.
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Tourism Relief Fund scoring will still see white businesses qualify - court
The Pretoria High Court has ruled that consideration of race when awarding the Tourism Relief Fund will not create an insurmountable advantage for black-owned businesses over those that are white-owned.
