Former ANCYL NEC member Dr Mike Ramothwala has resigned from the African National Congress (ANC) and join ActionSA.He cited unemployment, poverty, poor service delivery and limited economic opportunities for young people as key reasons behind his decision to leave the ruling party. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na Dr Mike Ramothwala

Former ANCYL NEC member Dr Mike Ramothwala has resigned from the African National Congress (ANC) and join ActionSA.He cited unemployment, poverty, poor service delivery and limited economic opportunities for young people as key reasons behind his decision to leave the ruling party. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na Dr Mike Ramothwala

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Khale ka xirho xa komiti-nkulu ya ANCYL, Dr Mike Ramothwala a suka eka ANC aya joyina ActionSA

Some members of the public attending the Workers Day commemorations are in Polokwane, Limpopo, are calling on the government to create more jobs. According to the statistics released in quarter four of 2025, the unemployment rate is at over 31 point four percent percent in the country, meaning more seven point eight million people are unemployed.The trade union's Deputy General Secretary Mkhomazi Twala  delivered the keynote address at Kabokweni Stadium, Mbombela in Mpumalanga . Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na xandla xa matsalani-general wa Cosatu, Mkhomazi Twala

Some members of the public attending the Workers Day commemorations are in Polokwane, Limpopo, are calling on the government to create more jobs. According to the statistics released in quarter four of 2025, the unemployment rate is at over 31 point four percent percent in the country, meaning more seven point eight million people are unemployed.The trade union's Deputy General Secretary Mkhomazi Twala &nbsp;delivered the keynote address at Kabokweni Stadium, Mbombela in Mpumalanga . Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na xandla xa matsalani-general wa Cosatu, Mkhomazi Twala

Nhlangano wa Cosatu wu tlangela siku ra vatirhi eka swifundzhankulu hinkwaswo swa tiko

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FOCUS: (CHALLENGES FACED BY SOME FARM WORKERS IN LIMPOPO.)  

INTRO:
As South Africa commemorates Workers Day, some farm workers in Limpopohave raised concern about illegal evictions, landlessness, and insecure tenure on farms. Some say they still experience discrimination by farm owners. They are also lamenting poor living conditions and unfair treatment. SABC News Reporter, Vutivi Maluleke compiled and reports.........

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FOCUS: (CHALLENGES FACED BY SOME FARM WORKERS IN LIMPOPO.) &nbsp;
INTRO: As South Africa commemorates Workers Day, some farm workers in Limpopohave raised concern about illegal evictions, landlessness, and insecure tenure on farms. Some say they still experience discrimination by farm owners. They are also lamenting poor living conditions and unfair treatment. SABC News Reporter, Vutivi Maluleke compiled and reports.........

Xiviko na mahungu ya ku fambisana na siku ra vatirhi ra May Day ra 01  05  2026 hi xiyimo eka xifundzhankulu xa Limpopo

FOCUS: The Presenter interviews Elias Bila, about FEDUSA's views on the significance of '2026 Workers Day' in SA....... 

INTRO:
As the nation celebrates Workers' Day today on Friday (01/05/2026), the Federation Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA) is ready for the day. FEDUSA will host its Workers' Day in Mpumalanga and Gauteng plus Free State. Meanwhile Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), is turning the spotlight back to the site of the 2012 Marikana massacre. AMCU is using the public holiday to renew calls for the day to be moved to August 16th. And the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union(POPCRU), is urging members to turn out in full support ofCOSATU rallies nationwide. These statements and actions from federation unions, come amid mounting pressure on workers, with rising living costs, austerity measures and ongoing challenges within the criminal justice system. The unions are concerned about issues such as chronic under staffing, unsafe working conditions, and deteriorating infrastructure highlight that the struggle for worker dignity is far from over. For more on this story with the views and the importance of Workers' Day from Federation Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA), we are now joined by one of the unions' executive committee members, Mr. Elias Bila............

FOCUS: The Presenter interviews Elias Bila, about FEDUSA's views on the significance of '2026 Workers Day' in SA.......&nbsp;
INTRO: As the nation celebrates Workers' Day today on Friday (01/05/2026), the Federation Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA) is ready for the day. FEDUSA will host its Workers' Day in Mpumalanga and Gauteng plus Free State. Meanwhile Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), is turning the spotlight back to the site of the 2012 Marikana massacre. AMCU is using the public holiday to renew calls for the day to be moved to August 16th. And the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union(POPCRU), is urging members to turn out in full support ofCOSATU rallies nationwide. These statements and actions from federation unions, come amid mounting pressure on workers, with rising living costs, austerity measures and ongoing challenges within the criminal justice system. The unions are concerned about issues such as chronic under staffing, unsafe working conditions, and deteriorating infrastructure highlight that the struggle for worker dignity is far from over. For more on this story with the views and the importance of Workers' Day from Federation Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA), we are now joined by one of the unions' executive committee members, Mr. Elias Bila............

Khale ka xirho xa komiti-nkulu ya ANCYL, Dr Mike Ramothwala a suka eka ANC aya joyina ActionSA

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