President Jacob Zuma told Chinese automotive investors that the ongoing National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) strike wasn’t cause for alarm.
He also warned that the government would act against violent protesters.
Zuma was speaking during the First Automobile Works Coega assembly plant launch at the Coega industrial development zone in Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape today.
Zuma assured the FAW Vehicle Manufacturers SA delegation, led by the company’s vice-president Qin Huanming, that the government was working hard to make sure that the Numsa strike was resolved amicably and swiftly…
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