COSATU Call Center Number 010 002 2590

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) has recently launched a new call center to provide much-needed assistance to workers facing labour-related challenges. This dedicated resource aims to offer support, information, and guidance to both members of COSATU-affiliated unions and unorganized workers, ensuring that they have a place to turn for help with workplace issues.

COSATU Budget Expectations Statement

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) hopes government will not disappoint workers and the nation when it tables the revised 2025/26 Budget at Parliament on 21 May.  The working class and the country at large are battling numerous dire socio-economic crises and need government to table a bold, progressive budget that will capacitate […]

SAMWU STATEMENT ON STATE-ENABLED COLLAPSE OF FREE STATE MUNICIPALITIES MUST END – WORKERS AND COMMUNITIES PAY THE PRICE

The South African Municipal Workers’ Union (SAMWU) expresses deep concern and growing outrage over the continued deterioration of local government in the Free State, as confirmed by the Auditor-General’s latest report on Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality and Masilonyana Local Municipality. These findings, though alarming, only confirm what SAMWU has consistently raised that our municipalities are in […]

NEHAWU MPUMALANGA WELCOMES THE OUTCOME OF THE INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED BY THE OFFICE OF THE PREMIER INTO THE PROCUREMENT OF LAPTOPS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

The National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union [NEHAWU] in Mpumalanga welcomes the findings of the investigation conducted by the Premier of Mpumalanga, Mandla Ndlovu, into the Department of Education’s exorbitant procurement of 22 laptops and a printer. The report, which was tabled on 06 May 2025 and approved by the Executive Committee, indicates that […]

COSATU salutes all nurses as the world observes International Nurses Day

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) honours all nurses as the global community commemorates International Nurses Day today. The day is recognised annually on 12 May to celebrate and advance the profession.   This years’ theme “Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for Nurses Strengthens Economies,” bears enormous significance in the South African context, highlighting […]