Tshwane bus strike
Bus strike: City of Tshwane ‘optimistic’ agreement will be reached soon
Bus and truck drivers affiliated to the municipal workers’ union have been demonstrating in the capital since Monday over the demand for salary increases.
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Buses used to block Pretoria roads during strike recovered, says City of Tshwane
Workers affiliated to Samwu blocked some routes in central Pretoria with buses and trucks. City authorities said the strike was illegal and had since obtained a court order to stop it.
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TMPD closely monitoring Tshwane bus drivers’ strike
Workers affiliated to the South African Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) again took to the streets on Tuesday, blocking roads with vehicles and garbage.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: Tshwane authorities are aiding, abetting anarchy
Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya says a government that will not actively enforce the laws of its own state actively encourages anarchy.
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Tshwane CBD roads blocked by bus drivers again over pay strike
Workers affiliated to Samwu were back on the streets demanding a pay increase of 18%.
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Protesting Tshwane bus drivers could face disciplinary action
Several roads in the capital were gridlocked on Monday morning with buses blocking the routes, which made main roads inaccessible to vehicles.
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Samwu threatens Tshwane bus service with legal action over worker treatment
Samwu has called on the bus service to address issues of racism and the ill-treatment of staff.
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Tshwane bus strike: Union blames city for disruptions
Bus commuters have been warned of a possible strike by drivers affiliated to Samwu, today & tomorrow.
