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South Africa: Thousands of Municipal Workers Take to the Streets in Buffalo City, Despite Interdict

Thousands of municipal workers protested unresolved issues including outsourcing, unpaid COVID incentives, and salary disparities despite a court interdict restricting disruptive actions.

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Roads around the city barricaded with burning tyres, but SAMWU denies its members were involved

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South Africa: Thousands of Municipal Workers Take to the Streets in Buffalo City, Despite Interdict

Roads around the city barricaded with burning tyres, but SAMWU denies its members were involved

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Thousands of municipal workers take to the streets in Buffalo City, despite interdict

Roads around the city barricaded with burning tyres, but SAMWU denies its members were involved

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GroundUp News broke the news in on Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
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