Topic: Congress of South African Trade Unions

The New Economy Anglo American's female CEO stepping down. It's 'right time.' (+video)
Anglo American's first female CEO, Cynthia Carroll, took over the when the platinum producer was booming. But missteps by Anglo American in Chile and strikes in South Africa have exacerbated a worldwide slide in commodity prices.
Zuma tells the UN: Listen to African Union
Stampede at university highlights South Africa's education shortage
Global News Blog Pushing racial buttons, a young firebrand stirs up South Africa
Dalai Lama cancels South Africa trip. Did China trade ties get in the way?
'Strike season' comes to South Africa
Africa Monitor Wal-Mart coming soon to an African country near you
South Africa moves ahead with bill to limit freedom of information
Africa Monitor In S. Africa, song controversy reveals depth of racial rift today
Africa Monitor Five African stories you may have missed during Egypt's revolt
State of the Nation: Zuma's jobs focus brings sighs of relief in South Africa
South Africa's truckers threaten 'devastating' strike
Africa Monitor Striking South African workers are returning to the negotiating table
Can Wal-Mart bring happy days to Africa?
At South Africa summit, hard-liners pushing to seize white farms
Strikes in South Africa could have long-term economic consequences
Africa Monitor South African government makes salary offer to striking unions
Africa Monitor South Africa strike: 1.3 million government workers push for wage hike
Eugene Terreblanche eulogized. Are South Africa's racial tensions buried?
Global News Blog South Africans self-conscious about low turnout at Confederations Cup
South Africa set to elect populist Jacob Zuma
Nelson Mandela boosts Zuma at final ANC campaign rally
Zuma cleared – for now –in arms deal corruption case
Why South Africa's Mbeki won't rein in Mugabe
China slammed for arming Zimbabwe's Mugabe

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