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Oh, it seems like we lost Matthew Parks there. That was Cosato's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks. Brings the time now to 5:54. The Electoral Commission has noted the ANC's plans to appeal the Electoral Court ruling that excluded about 181 of its
we'll raise and need to make sure that they have enough doctors. All right, we seem to have lost Matthew Parks. That line was always going to go. All right, Matthew Parks, thank you very much. Gassato, Parliamentary Coordinator. Gassato reconvening its 15th
anything. They won't dare report me if they even know about the right in the first place. Yeah. Well, Matthew Parks, I appreciate your time. Thank you so much for talking to us this evening. Thank you, Fabius. That's Kosatu spokesperson, Matthew Parks. Voice
unstable incomes, retrenchments, non-compliance with the minimum wage, and a growing casualization amid the latest fuel price increase. For more on this, we joined on the line by Cosatu's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks. Matthew, good to have you.
enterprises. It will be chaired by President Sulra Mapposa. Joining me on the line now from Kosatu is Matthew Parks. Matthew, what should we expect of this Commission and how will it serve the people of South Africa, do you think? Good morning. Good morning,
a matter that exposed divisions within the federation. Joining me on the line from Kosatu is Matthew Parks. Matthew, every good morning, and welcome to the show. Good morning. Thank you for having us. Let's talk about that leadership contest. Mike Shingange
last month amid disagreements over leadership and internal disputes. Kassatu Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks joins me. Matthew, everything going ahead swimmingly today? Good afternoon. Yes, it is going swimmingly. We all know how to swim. So I think
the reasons why. Particularly, the name Mike Shingange is central to all of that. Well, let's find out the why and then what happens next. With me is Matthew Parks, Kusato's Parliamentary Coordinator. Matthew, appreciate you engaging us. You're on the pulse.
And what is to happen next? And to help us unpack all of these questions is Matthew Parks, who's COSATUS Parliamentary Coordinator. Matthew, welcome and thank you for joining us. Good morning. Thank you for having us. It's always a pleasure. What really
South African Trade Unions has reconvened its elective congress in Kempton Park. We'll be speaking to Matthew Parks from Kosato about that in a few moments. We'll also take a couple of your calls. Cindy Len Cajeso is ready and you know the numbers:
Speaking from Emperor's Palace in Campton Park, east of Johannesburg, Kosadu parliamentary coordinator Matthew Parks says they will have to elect new leadership as required by the Constitution. I think the Congress we had about a month ago has had a sobering
Remedies. But let's speak now to Matthew Parks, who is the Kasatu Parliamentary Coordinator. Matthew, good afternoon to you. Thank you very much. When fuel goes up, everything goes up. How are people responding to this and what does it mean to our pockets?
say will get 10 billion rand into the Central Energy Funds Equalization Fund and bring some cushion for Motress in October and in November. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator for Kosatu. Matthew, good morning. Thanks for your time this morning.
divisions within the tripartite alliance. The ANC chairperson Gueda Mandas walking out. This is over speaking order disagreements. Matthew Parks is Kosato's parliamentary coordinator. He joins us this morning. Matthew, good morning. Thanks for your time.
Visions, lack of a better phrasing, that disrupted it addressed properly. Matthew Parks, parliamentary coordinator at COSATU, is on the line with us. Matthew, a very good afternoon, and thank you so much for joining us. Good afternoon. Thank you for having us.
46 stories on 5 stations in the last 30 days
Oh, it seems like we lost Matthew Parks there. That was Cosato's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks. Brings the time now to 5:54. The Electoral Commission has noted the ANC's plans to appeal the Electoral Court ruling that excluded about 181 of its
we'll raise and need to make sure that they have enough doctors. All right, we seem to have lost Matthew Parks. That line was always going to go. All right, Matthew Parks, thank you very much. Gassato, Parliamentary Coordinator. Gassato reconvening its 15th
anything. They won't dare report me if they even know about the right in the first place. Yeah. Well, Matthew Parks, I appreciate your time. Thank you so much for talking to us this evening. Thank you, Fabius. That's Kosatu spokesperson, Matthew Parks. Voice
unstable incomes, retrenchments, non-compliance with the minimum wage, and a growing casualization amid the latest fuel price increase. For more on this, we joined on the line by Cosatu's parliamentary coordinator, Matthew Parks. Matthew, good to have you.
enterprises. It will be chaired by President Sulra Mapposa. Joining me on the line now from Kosatu is Matthew Parks. Matthew, what should we expect of this Commission and how will it serve the people of South Africa, do you think? Good morning. Good morning,
a matter that exposed divisions within the federation. Joining me on the line from Kosatu is Matthew Parks. Matthew, every good morning, and welcome to the show. Good morning. Thank you for having us. Let's talk about that leadership contest. Mike Shingange
last month amid disagreements over leadership and internal disputes. Kassatu Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks joins me. Matthew, everything going ahead swimmingly today? Good afternoon. Yes, it is going swimmingly. We all know how to swim. So I think
the reasons why. Particularly, the name Mike Shingange is central to all of that. Well, let's find out the why and then what happens next. With me is Matthew Parks, Kusato's Parliamentary Coordinator. Matthew, appreciate you engaging us. You're on the pulse.
And what is to happen next? And to help us unpack all of these questions is Matthew Parks, who's COSATUS Parliamentary Coordinator. Matthew, welcome and thank you for joining us. Good morning. Thank you for having us. It's always a pleasure. What really
South African Trade Unions has reconvened its elective congress in Kempton Park. We'll be speaking to Matthew Parks from Kosato about that in a few moments. We'll also take a couple of your calls. Cindy Len Cajeso is ready and you know the numbers:
Speaking from Emperor's Palace in Campton Park, east of Johannesburg, Kosadu parliamentary coordinator Matthew Parks says they will have to elect new leadership as required by the Constitution. I think the Congress we had about a month ago has had a sobering
Remedies. But let's speak now to Matthew Parks, who is the Kasatu Parliamentary Coordinator. Matthew, good afternoon to you. Thank you very much. When fuel goes up, everything goes up. How are people responding to this and what does it mean to our pockets?
say will get 10 billion rand into the Central Energy Funds Equalization Fund and bring some cushion for Motress in October and in November. Matthew Parks is the parliamentary coordinator for Kosatu. Matthew, good morning. Thanks for your time this morning.
divisions within the tripartite alliance. The ANC chairperson Gueda Mandas walking out. This is over speaking order disagreements. Matthew Parks is Kosato's parliamentary coordinator. He joins us this morning. Matthew, good morning. Thanks for your time.
Visions, lack of a better phrasing, that disrupted it addressed properly. Matthew Parks, parliamentary coordinator at COSATU, is on the line with us. Matthew, a very good afternoon, and thank you so much for joining us. Good afternoon. Thank you for having us.
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