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Domestic workers among hardest hit by COVID-19 pandemic

Domestic workers in South Africa are among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic as well as the country’s economic decline. Data from the Old Mutual Savings and Investment Monitor survey (OMSIM) shows that more South African households have recently chosen to do without a domestic worker to save money. The findings are based on interviews with over 1 500 households, gauging the financial attitudes and behaviour of the country’s working population. Before […]

today25 August 2022

International News

Kuwaiti social influencer unapologetic over domestic worker comments

A Kuwaiti social media vlogger has remained unapologetic and doubled down on her criticism over a new law to give domestic workers more rights in the Gulf kingdom. Sondos al-Qattan faced a worldwide backlash after she condemned the Kuwaiti government's plans to give domestic workers one day off. Qattan, who became famous for her online YouTube make-up tutorials, said she was not sorry and described the outcry against her comments […]

today24 July 2018

Local

Manana files extortion charges against former domestic worker

African National Congress (ANC) MP and former Deputy Minister of Higher Education Mduduzi Manana says he’s instructed his lawyer to file extortion charges against the family of his former domestic worker, Catherine Wiro. This follows reports that Wiro was offered R100 000 to withdraw an assault case against Manana. Wiro withdrew the case yesterday. She initially alleged that Manana had tried to push her down the stairs on Sunday at […]

today8 May 2018

Local

Domestic worker wins battle to upgrade her dwelling

A Stellenbosch domestic worker will be allowed to upgrade her quarters at her own expense after a long battle with the farm owners she worked for was concluded in the Constitutional Court on Thursday. The unusual case of domestic worker Yolanda Daniels began in January 2014 when a door was tampered with at her dwelling on the farm in Blaauwklippen road, and the electricity was cut off, in what appeared […]

today12 May 2017

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