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Immigrants Didn’t Create Our Economic Crisis – South African Labour Unions

Posted By: adminon: June 19, 2026In: De-EscalationTags: African people, Chauvinism, COSATU, De-industrialisation, Exploitation, FEDUSA, NACTU, SAFTU, Tribalism, ‘Black - on - black violence’No CommentsViews:
Immigrants Didn’t Create Our Economic Crisis - South African Labour Unions

South African labour fronts have said violence against immigrants in the country is not the way to go. The fronts presented their joint position at a June 17th, 2026 media outing, the conten... Read more

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