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Zimbabwe's doctors and nurses new strike ban - Workers Revolutionary Party

Workers Revolutionary Party Striking Zimbabwean doctors on the picket line – those who break the new anti-strike law could face three years in prison DOCTORS and nurses working in Zimbabwe’s public health institutions will no longer be allowed to go on strike for an uninterrupted period spanning more than three days under changes to the Health Services Act. Any worker representative who incites or organises an illegal job action could face up to three years in jail. Chief director of the Ministry of Health and Child Care, Dr Maxwell Hove, said once passed, the law will allow health care workers to strike for only three days per fortnight.

Eskom under pressure and a backlog of LP Gas deliveries make for a colder week in SA

Foreign truck drivers attacked under cover of looting, demand compensation from SA

MONEYWEB LIVESTREAM As neighbouring countries look to reduce supply chain reliance on SA. 00:01  Open: A burnt-out truck pictured near Mooi River on July 10 following protests linked to former president Jacob Zuma s imprisonment. Image: Siyabonga Sishi/Reuters Buried in the mayhem of the last week is a story that has brought even more shame on SA: the ongoing attacks on foreign truck drivers. Groups representing foreign drivers, such as the Zimbabwe Truckers Association and the SADC (Southern African Development Community) Truck Drivers Association, report that several of their members were attacked last week under the cover of the general looting that took place in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

SA's largest crude oil refinery to restart after shutdown during unrest

Shell and BP refineries to resume operations after unrest shutdown