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Johannesburg, Reuters—The leader of South Africa’s AMCU union said on Friday a wage deal with the top three platinum producers was imminent, signalling a possible end to a crippling five-month strike that has disrupted global output of the metal. Workers from the Association of Mineworkers and.... |
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End to five-month platinum strike may be in sight; striking miners begged AMCU leader to sign wage deal |
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For the cardinal, participating in the referendum is a way to express the dignity of Hong Kong's people, against those who want to repress or enslave them. The Democrats cancel a meeting with Beijing's representative in the Territory. The White Paper states that Beijing's authority is more important.... |
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The leader of South Africa's AMCU union said on Friday a wage deal with the top three platinum producers was imminent, signalling a possible end to a crippling five-month strike that has disrupted global output of the metal. |
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The leader of South Africa's AMCU union said on Friday a wage deal with the top three platinum producers was imminent, signalling a possible end to a crippling five-month strike that has disrupted global output of the metal. Workers from the Association of Mineworkers and.... |
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Miss the 2014 Electronic Entertainment Expo? Don't worry, here's a recap. You're Welcome. For more, go to funnyordie.com. |
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Fri 13 Jun 2014 at 15:37.
NNA - The Congregation for Eastern Churches has issued a press statement saying the Cardinal Prefect, Leonardo Sandri is following the unfolding of events in Iraq with extreme concern, and is united in prayer with the Chaldean Patriarch, Louis Sako, all the bishops, priests and lay faithful of Iraq. |
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Ten years ago psychologist Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela wrote a book about the encounters she had with Eugene de Kock, head of apartheid South Africa’s death squad, when in Pretoria prison. She thinks he should be pardoned. New face of justice: along with many black South Africans, Pumla Godobo-Madikizela thinks Eugene de Kock should be freed. |
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Jürgen Schadeberg left the ruins of Nazi Germany to pursue photography in South Africa, where he documented the black struggle and trained a generation of photographers. |
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Beijing’s white paper on the “one country, two systems” would only encourage Hongkongers to vote in Occupy Central’s citywide poll next week, says pan-democratic heavyweight Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun. |