#4 Episode 4: Mbazima Shilowa - 'Labour' pains in our democracy

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Trade Unions in South Africa were perceived as a response to racial disunity, with the earliest unions formed in the early 1900s. From the beginning, unions were pivotal in fighting for fair treatment and human rights in the work place for its members.

Season 1 / Episode 4 18 Apr 2019 English South Africa News · Government

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