FEDUSA rejects migrant blame as unions call for focus on economic reform

from Early Breakfast with Africa Melane · host CapeTalk

Jacob Moshokoa speaks to FEDUSA Deputy General Secretary Ashley Benjamin about a new NEDLAC labour statement rejecting claims that migrants are to blame for South Africa’s economic crisis, warning against xenophobia and urging worker unity, stronger state systems and lawful migration management ahead of the 30 June national action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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