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Lotto Results: Saturday, 16 November 2019
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‘We won't back down’: SAA workers vow to continue strike until demands met
They are demanding an 8% salary hike while SAA is offering 5,9% pay rise.
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SAA workers urged to continue fight for a living wage
Employees are demanding an 8% wage hike while the employer is offering a 5.9% pay rise.
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Counterfeit goods worth close to R7m recovered by police in EC
A multi-disciplinary team swooped on the shop in Port Elizabeth, where authorities discovered various counterfeit products.
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As talks with unions over strike begin, SAA losing R52m per day
More than 3,000 workers started striking on Friday to demand higher pay and to protest against restructuring plans involving heavy job losses.
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24 cops injured in clashes with foreign nationals in Pretoria
About 500 foreign national were forcefully removed from the yard of the agency after they had been camping there for weeks.
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Happy ending: Cops rescue homeless mom, newborn baby
Officers escorting EMS staff in the area spotted a woman lying on the side of the road near the local day hospital.
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Sabric warns banking customers to stay vigilant as festive season draws in
Sabric is currently on an awareness campaign to warn bank customers about numerous bank-related crime scams ahead of the December break.
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Talks between unions, SAA stall after call for NTM to join talks
Numsa’s Irvin Jim says SAA management has called for the inclusion of a third union in wage talks which seek to end the ongoing strike.
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WC department reaches out to assist storm ravaged KZN
The Western Cape local government department's James Brent-Styan says they have a specialized urban search and rescue capability that is on permanent standby.
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Untu warns vandalism will endanger commuters and cripple train service
The union says since the termination of private security services last month, infrastructure is being vandalised and staff have to constantly remove objects placed on rail lines.
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No Gautrain services in Pretoria due to two-day maintenance work
Gautrain says a bus replacement service will operate between affected stations, for free, on Saturday and Sunday.
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King Sigcawu's family to meet to discuss funeral arrangements
King Sigcawu died at the Nelson Mandela academic hospital in Mthatha on Thursday following ill health.
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How they do it: The Nedbank Golf Challenge
EWN's goes behind the scenes to look at what goes into organizing the Nedbank Golf Challenge which takes place from 14 to 17 November 2019 at Sun City in the North West.
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SAA passengers urged to re-book or reroute flights as strike continues
Passengers were left stranded and frustrated after the airline was forced to ground all domestic and international flights after employees embarked on a strike.
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UN Refugee Agency to assist vulnerable foreign nationals in Pretoria
On Friday, police removed refugees that had been living outside the offices of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Pretoria.
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SAA and unions to meet with CCMA as strike enters second day
The CCMA will be a facilitate the meeting after talks between the two sides deadlocked as workers demand an 8% pay hike, while management is offering 5.9%.
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Powerball Results: Friday, 15 November 2019
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As SAA loses R52m a day, workers to resume striking on Saturday
They've dispersed for Friday after camping out since the early hours of the morning; SAA has cancelled most of its operations until Monday.
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Untu: Trains vandalism spiked after security companies' contracts terminated
The union said it was worried for the security of its members as train stations and rail-lines were being vandalised since Prasa terminated the contracts of private security companies.
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Sars sacks chief legal officer Refiloe Mokoena with immediate effect
The details of the charges against Refiloe Mokoena have not been revealed, however she has been implicated in the granting of a R420-million refund to the Gupta family.
