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It is no longer taking a kosat. It's just a name of a culture political status. Your response to that, Matthew? Well, the honesty doesn't make sense at all. I've done what it says, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip with reality.
then sits and leads for the Democratic Alliance that Committee on DECO. And I'm also joined by Mr. Matthew Parks, who is always readily available to assist us from Kosatu. He's a parliamentary coordinator for the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Know
it remains concerned about the timelines and the urgency of the crisis. Its parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks, says critical vacancies need to be filled and called for additional funding. We urge Cabinet and Treasury to ensure that the medium-term
of course, after that conversation at half past one, we're going to be having a conversation with Matthew Parks, who's COSATUS parliamentary coordinator, about the Congress that was cut short, the COSATUS Congress that was cut short. 30 days from that
in which they represent workers. And it's something that we can talk about. We'll be speaking to Matthew Parks later on. I'm sure maybe you can call and pose that question. He should be able to give us a response. But don't you see that there is maybe
this cultist. It is no longer taking. It's just a name of a political standard. Your response to that, Matthew? Well, to be honest, it doesn't make sense at all. I don't know what it's saying, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip
To political status. Your response to that, Matthew? Well, to be honest, it doesn't make sense at all. I've done what it says, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip with reality. That is Matthew Parks, the parliamentary coordinator of
Your response to that, Matthew? Well, the answer doesn't make sense at all. I've done what it says, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip with reality. That is Matthew Parks, the parliamentary coordinator of Kosart today.
Where conversations don't echo but they ignite, we're going to be speaking to Matthew Parks, Kosatu's parliamentary coordinator, about the new National Executive Committee of Kosatu that has been elected with Mike Shingange emerging as the new president of
remains concerned about the timelines amid the urgency of the crisis. Its parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks, says critical vacancies need to be filled and called for additional funding. We urge Cabinet and Treasury to ensure that the medium-term budget
As well as food prices. Kosatu parliamentary coordinator Matthew Parks says the fuel shock could further squeeze household budgets and deepen the cost of living pressures which are facing workers. Yet another round of massive fuel price hikes, averaging 3 rand
price hikes and how it's going to hit workers. The Trade Union Federation is warning that this week's sharp fuel price increase will put more pressure on workers, but also South Africa's wider economy. Here's Kosato Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks.
Up taxi and bus fares as well as food prices. The Trade Federation's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks, says the fuel shock could further squeeze households' budgets and deepen the cost of living crisis. Consulta notes with extreme disappointment yet
not just a fuel price issue, but a cost of living crisis? He has Kosato's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks. It divers money that we cannot afford to lose out of the economy. Increases in the fuel price over the past few months as a result of the war
says the issue goes beyond fuel, warning that the workers already spending heavily on transport could face an even tighter squeeze. Here's Kosato Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks. It's the worst money that we cannot afford to lose out of the economy.
43 stories on 1 station in the last 30 days · all stations
It is no longer taking a kosat. It's just a name of a culture political status. Your response to that, Matthew? Well, the honesty doesn't make sense at all. I've done what it says, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip with reality.
then sits and leads for the Democratic Alliance that Committee on DECO. And I'm also joined by Mr. Matthew Parks, who is always readily available to assist us from Kosatu. He's a parliamentary coordinator for the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Know
it remains concerned about the timelines and the urgency of the crisis. Its parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks, says critical vacancies need to be filled and called for additional funding. We urge Cabinet and Treasury to ensure that the medium-term
of course, after that conversation at half past one, we're going to be having a conversation with Matthew Parks, who's COSATUS parliamentary coordinator, about the Congress that was cut short, the COSATUS Congress that was cut short. 30 days from that
in which they represent workers. And it's something that we can talk about. We'll be speaking to Matthew Parks later on. I'm sure maybe you can call and pose that question. He should be able to give us a response. But don't you see that there is maybe
this cultist. It is no longer taking. It's just a name of a political standard. Your response to that, Matthew? Well, to be honest, it doesn't make sense at all. I don't know what it's saying, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip
To political status. Your response to that, Matthew? Well, to be honest, it doesn't make sense at all. I've done what it says, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip with reality. That is Matthew Parks, the parliamentary coordinator of
Your response to that, Matthew? Well, the answer doesn't make sense at all. I've done what it says, to be honest. And we should avoid confusing social media gossip with reality. That is Matthew Parks, the parliamentary coordinator of Kosart today.
Where conversations don't echo but they ignite, we're going to be speaking to Matthew Parks, Kosatu's parliamentary coordinator, about the new National Executive Committee of Kosatu that has been elected with Mike Shingange emerging as the new president of
remains concerned about the timelines amid the urgency of the crisis. Its parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks, says critical vacancies need to be filled and called for additional funding. We urge Cabinet and Treasury to ensure that the medium-term budget
As well as food prices. Kosatu parliamentary coordinator Matthew Parks says the fuel shock could further squeeze household budgets and deepen the cost of living pressures which are facing workers. Yet another round of massive fuel price hikes, averaging 3 rand
price hikes and how it's going to hit workers. The Trade Union Federation is warning that this week's sharp fuel price increase will put more pressure on workers, but also South Africa's wider economy. Here's Kosato Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks.
Up taxi and bus fares as well as food prices. The Trade Federation's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks, says the fuel shock could further squeeze households' budgets and deepen the cost of living crisis. Consulta notes with extreme disappointment yet
not just a fuel price issue, but a cost of living crisis? He has Kosato's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks. It divers money that we cannot afford to lose out of the economy. Increases in the fuel price over the past few months as a result of the war
says the issue goes beyond fuel, warning that the workers already spending heavily on transport could face an even tighter squeeze. Here's Kosato Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks. It's the worst money that we cannot afford to lose out of the economy.
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