BMWU enters political terrain
Thursday, January 19, 2017
In addition the union secretary general, Moffat Ramokate shot down impressions that the decision to back the opposition parties may divide the union because members have varying political interest.
“Last year we toured 90% of our branches and the majority of them advocated the backing of the opposition parties because they are advocating their (union members) rights,” Ramokate said.
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