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Public sector workers throw cans at Thulas Nxesi, demanding 10% increase

LOCAL Acting public service and administration minister Thulas Nxesi received a hostile reception when he tried to address protesting public sector workers. This week, public sector workers marched to the National Treasury's offices in Pretoria over a wage dispute with the government, where they handed over a memorandum of demands to the minister. The workers are demanding a 10% salary increase. In videos shared on social media, Nxesi can be […]

today24 November 2022

International News

Saudi-led group receives Qatar response to demands

Saudi Arabia and its Arab allies said Qatar "will receive a reply in due time" after the group of countries confirmed receiving a response to their list of demands. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt announced on June 5 they were severing ties with Qatar and later put forward a list of 13 demands. Qatar seeks political solution to GCC crisis On Monday, Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh […]

today5 July 2017

International News

Saudi bloc gives Qatar 48 more hours to accept demands

Saudi Arabia and three allies boycotting Qatar have agreed to a request by Kuwait to extend by 48 hours Sunday's deadline for Doha to comply with a set of demands, according to a joint statement on Saudi state news agency SPA. Kuwait had received a response by Qatar to a list of 13 demands presented to it by a Saudi-led bloc of Arab countries, Kuwait's state news agency KUNA said […]

today3 July 2017

International News

Palestinian prisoners’ committee: 80% of hunger strikers’ demands met by Israel

A day after hundreds of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons suspended a 40-day mass hunger strike, more details emerged on Sunday regarding the outcome of negotiations between hunger strikers and the Israel Prison Service (IPS), with a Palestinian Committee of Prisoners Affairs official saying that 80 percent of the strike’s demands were met, though an IPS spokesperson denied the claim. After the strike ended in the early hours on Saturday […]

today29 May 2017

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