eNCA has reliably learnt that the Public Enterprises and Labour Ministers are meeting unions to end the crippling strike at Transnet.
Transnet workers are standing by their demand for a wage increase of between 12 and 13 percent. Talks continue to drag on as the company is offering 4 to 5 percent. eNCA's Lethiwe Mdluli is on that story.
JOHANNESBURG - eNCA has reliably learnt that Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi are meeting unions to end the crippling strike at Transnet.READ:Meanwhile, Numsa said it would join the strike.
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