The Headlines WHATSAPP VOICE NOTE: 060 552 7303 The National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa), said it decided to go ahead with the elective congress in Cape Town, as failure to do so could cost it nearly R40m. Numsa is appealing against a labour court ruling interdicting it from holding its national conference. This was after Numsa’s second deputy president and the newly elected president of the SA Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu), Ruth Ntlokotse, and 30 others brought an urgent application against the trade union on July 18 after their suspension. One of the NUMSA regions the Western Cape region decided to walk out of the conference today. Audio: SABC Atule Joka spoke to the Western Cape regional chairperson Mzimasi Nama To speak to us Katishi Masemola Labour unions and social agitato

<p>The Headlines WHATSAPP VOICE NOTE: 060 552 7303 The National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa), said it decided to go ahead with the elective congress in Cape Town, as failure to do so could cost it nearly R40m. Numsa is appealing against a labour court ruling interdicting it from holding its national conference. This was after Numsa’s second deputy president and the newly elected president of the SA Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu), Ruth Ntlokotse, and 30 others brought an urgent application against the trade union on July 18 after their suspension. One of the NUMSA regions the Western Cape region decided to walk out of the conference today. Audio: SABC Atule Joka spoke to the Western Cape regional chairperson Mzimasi Nama To speak to us Katishi Masemola Labour unions and social agitato</p>

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