Members of Cosatu and other unions are now making their way to the national parliament building, in Cape Town. Their strike, against corruption, unemployment and gender-based violence, kicked off in the Mother City this morning with a motorcade, on the N2, from Langa. - Smile 90.4FM

Members of Cosatu and other unions are now making their way to the national parliament building, in Cape Town. Their strike, against corruption, unemployment and gender-based violence, kicked off in the Mother City this morning with a motorcade, on the N2, from Langa.

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7 October 2020

By Smile Staff Reporter

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