Durban bus drivers march to city hall over pay and permanent employment
4 years ago
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Bus drivers employed by Tansnat Africa operating the Durban Transport fleet marched to the Durban City hall on Monday after bringing parts of the city to standstill when they blockaded the main roads with their buses early in the morning.
They are demanding better pay and permanent employment.
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