By SAMANTHA ENSLIN-PAYNE Unions and employers are inching closer to agreements in the coal and petroleum sectors, but in other industries agreements appear elusive. Ilze Nieuwoudt, a spokeswoman for Solidarity, said last week: "I think an agreement is really within reach in the petroleum sector." This comes after threats last month of a strike that could have disrupted fuel supply. Unions want a 10 percent increase and employers, through the national bargaining council for the chemicals industry, are offering 9 percent. The sticking point is that employers want a two-year deal. Clement Chitja,...
Fantasia cites near loss of career, nobody taking care of her for overload
The Examiner
The Examiner
Coming clean about what she has now admitted to being an intentional overdose, R&B singer Fantasia Barrino says a near loss of her music career and the fact that nobody was taking care of her contributed to an...
Centre promises to consider salary for imams
The Hindu
The Hindu
K. Balchand 17 years later, Supreme Court ruling yet to be implemented...
TNA's drug testing is nothing more than a 'work'
The Examiner
The Examiner
According to the Figure Four Newsletter, TNA's drug testing lacks credibility and legitimacy. Apparently, some workers were left off the show due to their "public suspicion" of using PEDs. It really doesn't matter...
Mamelodi Sundowns Midfielder Matthew Pattison Working Hard Despite South African National Team Snub
Goal
Goal
Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Matthew Pattison says he will continue to work hard this season even though he has been ignored by Bafana Bafana selectors. Share Share Pattison, one of the players who was unlucky not to...

