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Protest against illegal and unfair trade practices by various unions on Day 1 of Proudly SA Local Summit and Expo at Sandton Convention Centre. Picture: Veli Nhlapo (Veli Nhlapo) Each year South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, marking the 1960 Sharpeville massacre, when police opened fire on people protesting against the pass laws. The day invites reflection on the many ways apartheid denied millions of South Africans their rights and opportunities. The passbooks are gone.
Each year South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, marking the 1960 Sharpeville massacre, when police opened fire on people protesting against the pass laws. The day invites reflection on the many ways apartheid denied millions of South Africans their rights and opportunities. The passbooks are gone. Job reservation laws are gone. The racially tiered wage schedules are gone.
Chery officially took over Nissan's Rosslyn plant on 3 July, retaining all 692 existing employees and promising nearly 3,000 more jobs as production ramps up. At the handover, Deputy President Paul Mashatile framed the deal around people rather than machinery: ‘It is critical to invest in training, apprenticeships and technical education’, he said, with the aim of putting local engineers and technicians at the forefront of the industry's future.
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