THE MORNING BRIEFAs Human Rights Day was commemorated, domestic workers across the country said there was little to celebrate. Members of the South African Domestic Service and Allied Workers Union, supported by Congress of South African Trade Unions, marched in Cape Town demanding recognition, protection, and enforcement of their basic labour rights.
Guest: Thuli Maphumulo: Deputy Secretary General, South African Domestic Service and Allied Workers Union (SADSAWU)
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