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Limusa's establishment is seen as an attempt to replace Numsa within Cosatu.
An allegedly bogus intelligence report has emerged on the union's supposed plans for regime change.
Zwelinzima Vavi says Nelson Mandela would have been heartbroken to see Cosatu falling apart due to infighting.
Unions say the legal papers will force Cosatu into convening a special national congress.
Cosatu leaders will meet today without the participation of 7 unions that are opposing Numsa's expulsion.
Irvin Jim said the decision to expel the union was due to individual agendas.
Cosatu's national leaders say they've decided to try and find solutions to the federation's problems.
Ranjeni Munusamy looks at the way in which Numsa’s expulsion from Cosatu has been handled.
Cosatu president S'dumo Dlamini says the federation will emerge from its current problems stronger than ever.
Numsa's allies in Cosatu say victimisation won’t stop them from speaking out.
Fawu's deputy general secretary Moleko Phakadi says the ANC's intervention had little to no impact.
Former CEO of Business Leadership South Africa, Michael Spicer, analyses the impact of Numsa’s expulsion from Cosatu on business. Picture: Twitter, @Radio702.
Cosatu is on the verge of a walkout by seven of its unions and nearly a million members.