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  • 26 February 2021: Thami Molefe’s colleagues carry his coffin through the streets. Molefe was one of three ArcelorMittal employees who died recently at the company’s Vanderbijlpark plant. (Photographs by Magnificent Mndebele)
    Magnificent Mndebele

    ArcelorMittal is ‘Slowly Becoming a Burial Site’

    06 Mar 2021
    After the deaths of three employees who got trapped in a control room, workers allege that management frequently coerces them to bypass health and safety procedures.
  • SA Nobel
    PTI

    South Africa to Nominate Cuban Doctors for Nobel Peace Prize for Helping Fight COVID-19

    02 Feb 2021
    “This small island nation has demonstrated solidarity with the hardest-hit countries and sent over 3,700 Cubans throughout the world to assist in the COVID-19 fight”, President Cyril Ramaphosa said.
  • s africa covid.
    PTI

    Hospitals Run Out of Beds, Oxygen Amid ‘Unprecedented’ COVID-19 Spike in South Africa

    28 Dec 2020
    The second wave, described by Health Minister Zweli Mkhize as even worse than the first, has largely been attributed to a new virus strain and the huge public gatherings and travel during the festive…
  • General Strike in South Africa
    Pavan Kulkarni

    Historic General Strike in South Africa Sees Workers Raise Issues of Corruption, Job Loss

    09 Oct 2020
    The strike was called by the Congress of South African Trade Unions and was joined by the South African Federation of Trade Unions and other organizations. It may set the stage for a new phase of…
  • South African workers' unions to go on strike
    Pavan Kulkarni

    South African Unions Prepare for Historic Strike on October 7

    05 Oct 2020
    The strike has been called by the Congress of South African Trade Unions, the largest trade union confederation in the country and a traditional ally of the ruling ANC. The union now says the ANC has…
  • Algerian Journalist Khaled Drareni’s Prison Term Reduced But Only by a Year
    Peoples Dispatch

    Algerian Journalist Khaled Drareni’s Prison Term Reduced But Only by a Year

    17 Sep 2020
    The term of Algerian journalist Khaled Drareni, who was earlier sentenced to three years in prison, has been reduced by a year. Activists and journalists condemned the ruling, demanding his freedom.
  • Morocco’s foreign minister chairing the meeting of delegates of rival governments in Libya on Sunday, September 6
    Peoples Dispatch

    Rival Libyan Groups Meet in Morocco to Discuss Peace

    08 Sep 2020
    The objective of the talks, termed “Libyan dialogue,” is to discuss the mechanisms to prolong the ceasefire declared around two weeks ago by both the parties.
  • Algeria Announces Referendum on New Constitution in November
    Peoples Dispatch

    Algeria Announces Referendum on New Constitution in November

    26 Aug 2020
    The new constitution, the fourth since 1962, will have term limits for the president and will give more powers to the prime minister and the parliament.
  • Doctors in Kenya Strike for Better Conditions as Infection Rate Among Professionals Rises
    Pavan Kulkarni

    Doctors in Kenya Strike for Better Conditions as Infection Rate Among Professionals Rises

    18 Aug 2020
    Over 750 healthcare workers tested positive, at least 14 of whom died, including some of the country’s top doctors. The union claims that doctors have not received their salaries since July and don’t…
  • Sudanese Protest Against Continuing Atrocities by Rapid Support Forces Militia
    Peoples Dispatch

    Sudanese Protest Against Continuing Atrocities by Rapid Support Forces Militia

    12 Aug 2020
    The Rapid Support Forces militia has reportedly engaged in brutal violence in the States of South and West Darfur, as well as the State of South Kordofan, over the past few weeks.
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