South African Workers Unite for Nationwide Strike to Challenge Economic Crisis

South African Workers Unite for Nationwide Strike to Challenge Economic Crisis

Facing a severe economic crisis, South Africa's prominent trade union, Cosatu, is mobilizing millions for a massive strike scheduled for October 7, 2024. With over 1.8 million members, the federation demands changes in government policies that they claim have led to high unemployment, poverty, and inequality. The strike calls for a living wage, job security, and the cessation of state enterprise privatization, challenging government's ties with big business.

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Crystal Palace vs Liverpool: Premier League Showdown, Live Stream Details and Contract Talks

Crystal Palace vs Liverpool: Premier League Showdown, Live Stream Details and Contract Talks

On October 5, 2024, Crystal Palace hosts Liverpool at Selhurst Park in a Premier League clash. The 7:30 a.m. ET match will be streamed for free via fuboTV's trial or DirecTV Stream and aired on USA Network. With players Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold nearing contract ends, Liverpool faces critical decisions. Manager Arne Slot prioritizes team performance over contract discussions, aiming for a league lead with a win over Palace.

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Manchester United vs Barnsley: Comprehensive TV Coverage, Live Stream Access, and Vital Team Updates

Manchester United vs Barnsley: Comprehensive TV Coverage, Live Stream Access, and Vital Team Updates

Manchester United gears up to face Barnsley in the Carabao Cup's third round at Old Trafford on September 17. Catch the match live on Sky Sports channels from 7pm UK time or via the Sky Go app. Key players are injured, and manager Erik ten Hag is strategizing to advance after a season of mixed Premier League results. Barnsley arrives motivated, having showcased strong form this season.

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Ramaphosa Signs Comprehensive Bela Bill, but Halts Two Key Clauses Amid Controversy

Ramaphosa Signs Comprehensive Bela Bill, but Halts Two Key Clauses Amid Controversy

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially signed the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill (Bela Bill), a cornerstone of the country's educational reform agenda. However, he has delayed the implementation of two highly contentious clauses for a three-month period, following significant opposition and debate. The pause aims to facilitate further consultation and review, addressing concerns from various stakeholders.

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