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Oil prices likely to go up by three rand a litre. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator at the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Matthew, what do you believe government should do? This 10 billion rand that's been allocated to the Central Energy
Is likely to go up by three rand a litre. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator at the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Matthew, what do you believe government should do? I think our simple call to government is basically to utilize this 10
Taking it to a record high, petrol going up significantly as well. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator at the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Matthew, good evening. What do you believe government should do? Good evening, Stephen. Thanks for
Some sanity will revert to the world and we'll see an end to the war in the Middle East. Matthew Parks will leave it there, parliamentary coordinator at Kosatu. And I tell you what, it's you, Matthew, and all 60 plus million of us hoping that there will be
of the Western Cape. And then at 10 minutes to six or thereabouts this morning, we'll be speaking to Matthew Parks from Kosato. The president, Surama Posa, will be chairing a commission which has been established to coordinate the work of SOEs. We'll be asking
broadcast are those of the political party and not of the SABC. Nightfall on SAFM with John Heriger. Matthew Parks, my guest, Kassatu Parliamentary Coordinator, talking about the 15th National Congress, reviewing what happened there. All right, let's get into
in the march to the Kempton Park Police Station yesterday and any other runs in the name of the women who have died, then please do let us know what that experience was for you on 021-446-0567 or 118830702. We'll also, later this hour, speak to Matthew Parks.
Parliamentary coordinator Matthew Parks about what is going on and are they then going to complete and conclude the work of the Congress by tomorrow? Because they are due in that venue until tomorrow. And if some of the credentials, which marks the beginning
Bill, which allocates 10 billion rand to the Central Energy Fund's Equalization Fund. COSATU's Matthew Park says this would ease cost of living pressures, lower inflation, and help prevent another potentially devastating repo rate hike in November.
Deputy President and Deputy General Secretary were elected unopposed. The Federation's Congress is continuing for a second day in a Guru Leni following ANC chairperson Gueraman Dash's walkout yesterday. COSATU Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Park says
with Wendy, but let's hear from you as well. 072-7021702. The Midday Report. Three days, 12 to 1. Matthew Parks, how are people responding to this and what does it mean to our pockets? It's devastating. We've had so many similar hikes throughout this course of
Will cost 33 rand. Matthew Parks says a temporary fuel levy reduction would have cushioned the blow for the workers and helped ease inflation. Bomala taxi boss Obabafana Sindane has failed in another attempt to evade testimony at the Madalao Commission.
Energy Fund's Equalization Fund. It says Treasury and the Fund must act swiftly to cushion workers, commuters, and businesses from soaring fuel costs. Besatu's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Park, says the relief could ease living costs, curb inflation.
has missed an opportunity to soften the impact of the latest fuel price hikes. At midnight, diesel rises to as much as 33 Rand a litre, while the petrol price increases to over 30 Rand for the first time. Kosatu's Matthew Park says a temporary fuel.
Rand a litre, while the petrol price has increased to over 30 rand for the first time. Kosadu's Matthew Park says a temporary fuel levy reduction would have cushioned the blow, and he's calling for such relief to be brought back for the last quarter of the
47 stories on 4 stations in the last 30 days · all stations
Oil prices likely to go up by three rand a litre. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator at the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Matthew, what do you believe government should do? This 10 billion rand that's been allocated to the Central Energy
Is likely to go up by three rand a litre. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator at the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Matthew, what do you believe government should do? I think our simple call to government is basically to utilize this 10
Taking it to a record high, petrol going up significantly as well. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator at the Congress of South African Trade Unions. Matthew, good evening. What do you believe government should do? Good evening, Stephen. Thanks for
Some sanity will revert to the world and we'll see an end to the war in the Middle East. Matthew Parks will leave it there, parliamentary coordinator at Kosatu. And I tell you what, it's you, Matthew, and all 60 plus million of us hoping that there will be
of the Western Cape. And then at 10 minutes to six or thereabouts this morning, we'll be speaking to Matthew Parks from Kosato. The president, Surama Posa, will be chairing a commission which has been established to coordinate the work of SOEs. We'll be asking
broadcast are those of the political party and not of the SABC. Nightfall on SAFM with John Heriger. Matthew Parks, my guest, Kassatu Parliamentary Coordinator, talking about the 15th National Congress, reviewing what happened there. All right, let's get into
in the march to the Kempton Park Police Station yesterday and any other runs in the name of the women who have died, then please do let us know what that experience was for you on 021-446-0567 or 118830702. We'll also, later this hour, speak to Matthew Parks.
Parliamentary coordinator Matthew Parks about what is going on and are they then going to complete and conclude the work of the Congress by tomorrow? Because they are due in that venue until tomorrow. And if some of the credentials, which marks the beginning
Bill, which allocates 10 billion rand to the Central Energy Fund's Equalization Fund. COSATU's Matthew Park says this would ease cost of living pressures, lower inflation, and help prevent another potentially devastating repo rate hike in November.
Deputy President and Deputy General Secretary were elected unopposed. The Federation's Congress is continuing for a second day in a Guru Leni following ANC chairperson Gueraman Dash's walkout yesterday. COSATU Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Park says
with Wendy, but let's hear from you as well. 072-7021702. The Midday Report. Three days, 12 to 1. Matthew Parks, how are people responding to this and what does it mean to our pockets? It's devastating. We've had so many similar hikes throughout this course of
Will cost 33 rand. Matthew Parks says a temporary fuel levy reduction would have cushioned the blow for the workers and helped ease inflation. Bomala taxi boss Obabafana Sindane has failed in another attempt to evade testimony at the Madalao Commission.
Energy Fund's Equalization Fund. It says Treasury and the Fund must act swiftly to cushion workers, commuters, and businesses from soaring fuel costs. Besatu's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Park, says the relief could ease living costs, curb inflation.
has missed an opportunity to soften the impact of the latest fuel price hikes. At midnight, diesel rises to as much as 33 Rand a litre, while the petrol price increases to over 30 Rand for the first time. Kosatu's Matthew Park says a temporary fuel.
Rand a litre, while the petrol price has increased to over 30 rand for the first time. Kosadu's Matthew Park says a temporary fuel levy reduction would have cushioned the blow, and he's calling for such relief to be brought back for the last quarter of the
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