South Africa’s Ruling Party Offices Shut As Workers Go On Strike
Workers of South Africa’s ruling party across the country are due to begin a strike on Thursday.
The African National Congress (ANC) said in a statement late on Wednesday they had received a notice from their staff that they would go on strike for grievances including “late payments of salaries”.
It added that all its offices would be shut and that it would continue to engage with the staff over the matter.
The party has been battling with a cash crisis for months, and the strike comes after it notified workers that their salaries for July and August would be delayed.