#MayDay: Tough times ahead for working class, warns Fedusa: As South Africa celebrated International Workers Day with rallies and marches, one trade union has warned the worst is not over yet for the country’s economy, while Mmusi Maimane blames President Jacob Zuma for the country’s economic woes.: IOL section Feed for Western-cape Siyabonga Sesant
#MayDay: Tough times ahead for working class, warns Fedusa
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