Numsa exits anc
Vavi urges Numsa members to speak out against capitalism
Vavi says the money squandered by corrupt officials is robbing the country of an opportunity to create jobs.
Num has called on its members not to associate with Numsa and Zwelinzima Vavi.
The union & federation will battle it out in the High Court to have the expulsion decision reversed.
Numsa says the same kind of 'dirty intelligence tricks' used during apartheid, are being used on the union.
Gwede Mantashe said the party is deeply concerned by the problems facing Cosatu and its affiliates.
Zwelinzima Vavi says affiliates agreed to postpone a decision on Numsa’s expulsion to reflect on reports.
Cosatu & union leaders have for a second time adjourned before voting on whether to expel Numsa.
It’s understood union officials are now checking their mandates and ensuring they're ready for this vote.
Zwelinzima Vavi was quoted as saying the meeting is Cosatu’s most important gathering in 30 years.
The ANC will today meet with Cosatu to discuss its dispute with the metalworkers’ union.
EWN understands Numsa would've been expelled if Cyril Ramaphosa and Jessie Duarte hadn't intervened.
The trade union federation did however say workers still face many challenges.
The union reportedly wants the president to resign and is preparing itself for a life outside Cosatu.
The trade union federation says it will allow everyone involved in its dispute time to calm down.
The gathering comes amid speculation that the trade union federation could expel its largest affiliate.
Irvin Jim addressed thousands of Numsa members who gathered to march for youth jobs.
Cosatu's national leaders say there is no doubt Numsa is working against the federation.
Cosatu says by starting a new political party from within, Numsa will destroy the federation.
Numsa confirmed that it won't form its new party in time to contest the 2014 elections.