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Sactwu may down tools
Thousands of textile workers have threatened to embark on a strike if their demands are not met.
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Rand hits four year low
The ongoing industrial action has been blamed for the Rand’s poor performance against the US Dollar.
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'$2.5 trillion worth of minerals under SA'
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says the mining sector needs stability to remain sustainable.
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Strikes threaten SA's economy
Massive industrial action across the country is threatening the stability of the economy.
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Strike fever grips SA
SA is bracing for a wave of strike action with several key industries expected to come to a halt.
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Automotive strike could end
The industrial action is estimated to have cost the industry about R600 million a day.
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Numsa to meet car makers
The meeting is expected to try and find a way to end the strike which entered its fourth day.
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Mantashe: Don’t gamble with revolution
ANC Secretary-General says unions threatening to leave the alliance are risking the aims of the revolution.
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Analyst: Infighting could split Cosatu
Cosatu is facing one of its biggest challenges to date as the Zwelinzima Vavi saga rages on.
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Lobbying begins to save Vavi
Cosatu's constitution says for a special congress to be held, seven affiliates need to call for it.
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Fawu attempts to save Vavi
The union is attempting to convince other members of Cosatu to hold a special conference for Vavi.
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Wages strike hits SA auto sector
More than 80 percent of Toyota’s workforce of about 8,000 was absent on Monday.
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'Cosatu has a bigger plan'
Zwelinzima Vavi says there is a bigger plan within Cosatu to silence anyone deemed as a threat.
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Numsa to embark on auto sector strike
The pay dispute affects an estimated 30,000 workers.
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Vavi to challenge suspension
Zwelinzima Vavi says Cosatu's president has mounted a smear campaign against him.
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Numsa fears Irvin Jim is next target
The union, which strongly supports Vavi, says political forces may try to push their leader out too.
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Cosatu: Our fight will continue
Cosatu General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi was placed on indefinite special leave on Wednesday.
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Cosatu announces Vavi inquiry
Following their suspensions, Vavi and the employee he had an affair with will now face a disciplinary inquiry.
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Legitimacy of Cosatu meeting questioned
Zwelinzima Vavi's allies say his suspension could see some unions leave Cosatu.
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Cosatu's future questioned
The trade union federation suspended Secretary General Zwelinzima Vavi on Wednesday.
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Vavi to hear his fate
The Cosatu General Secretary's affair is the focus of an ongoing meeting at Cosatu headquarters.
