The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has in the last few weeks held a number of workplace meetings to garner support amongst members for a nationwide anti-corruption march scheduled for Wednesday 30 September. Numsa is a key member of a coalition of more than 100 organisations known as Unite Against Corruption.
At the beginning of July, Numsa filed a notice with the National Economic Labour and Development Council (NEDLAC) to embark on a protected strike against corruption. A number of general meetings to mobilise worker’s to join en masse the Unite Against Corruption march, are being held this weekend: This weekend’s mobilisation focusses around the province of Gauteng. Members of the Steering Committee such as
Mark Heywood and Zwelinzima Vavi will address the meetings.
The coalition’s Steering Committee (SC) has been emboldened by the massive support the march continues to receive from all sections of our society in general and workers in particular.
The details of this weekend’s meetings are as follows:
EKURHULENI:
DATE | ACTIVITY | SPEAKER(S) | CONTACT PERSON |
10h00 – Saturday 12 September 2015 | Numsa’s Ekurhuleni Regional Congress, Actonville Community Hall, Benoni, Ekurhuleni |
Cde Mark Heywood (Section 27) |
Cde Jacob Xilongo, Regional Secretary, 083 297 9083 |
KEMPTON PARK:
Saturday 12 September 2015 |
Numsa’s Local General Meeting, , 1st Floor, Cnr Voortrekker and End Streets No.4 Nedbank Building, Kempton Park |
Cde Motebang Ralake, Gauteng United Front Coordinator | Cde Xolani Kala, Local Chairperson, 073 634 0176 |
PRETORIA:
Saturday 12 September 2015 | Numsa’s General Meeting, Ga-Rankuwa Hotel School, Zone 2, Ga-Rankuwa (next to Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) | Cde Zwelinzima Vavi | Cde Mike Futshane, Local Coordinator , 074 013 8014 |
Members of the media are hereby advised to attend and report.
Enquiries:
Castro Ngobese
Numsa National Spokesperson
Mobile: 081 011 1137
Email: castron@numsa.org.za