Public services strike
Aug 18, 2010
The public services strike started after months of tense negotiations in which unions rejected two improved government offers.
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Home Affairs employees protesting outside their offices in Roodepoort. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Home Affairs employees protesting outside their offices in Roodepoort. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Home Affairs employees protesting outside their offices in Roodepoort. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
A security guard preventing people from entering the premises as Home Affairs employees protest outside their offices in Roodepoort. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
A security guard preventing people from entering the premises as Home Affairs employees protest outside their offices in Roodepoort. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Pupils learning by themselves after teachers embarked on an indefinite strike. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Happy to be on the playing field: Pupils from Khaselihle Primary School in Kagiso, Mogale City were dismissed by their teachers after assembly. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Pupils from Khaselihle Primary School in Kagiso, Mogale City were dismissed by their teachers after assembly. They were told to go back home because teachers were resuming the strike. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Pupils from Khaselihle Primary School in Kagiso, Mogale City were dismissed by their teachers after assembly. They were told to go back home because teachers were resuming the strike. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Pupils from Khaselihle Primary School in Kagiso, Mogale City were dismissed by their teachers after assembly. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu -
Pupils from Khaselihle Primary School in Kagiso, Mogale City were dismissed by their teachers after assembly. They were told to go back home because teachers were resuming the strike. Photo: Bafana Mahlangu
