The Congress of South African Trade Unions, COSATU, has adjourned its 15th National Congress after a dispute over the status of its First Deputy President, Mike Shingange, contributed to the federation failing to reach a quorum. The development has left the leadership elections and other outstanding business unresolved. The congress, which began in Midrand on Monday, was scheduled to run until Thursday, September 17, with delegates expected to elect new national office bearers and deliberate on key issues affecting the labour movement.  Our Economics Reporter, Innocent Semosa, has more…

<p>The Congress of South African Trade Unions, COSATU, has adjourned its 15th National Congress after a dispute over the status of its First Deputy President, Mike Shingange, contributed to the federation failing to reach a quorum. The development has left the leadership elections and other outstanding business unresolved. The congress, which began in Midrand on Monday, was scheduled to run until Thursday, September 17, with delegates expected to elect new national office bearers and deliberate on key issues affecting the labour movement. &nbsp;Our Economics Reporter, Innocent Semosa, has more&hellip;</p>