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Police confiscate tyres from municipal workers

By: Simtembile Mgidi

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TAKING IT AWAY: The police prevented Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality workers who wanted to burn tyres in front of the Komani town hall, during their strike in demand for 10 months back pay as part of a bench-marking process, in Cathcart Road today     Picture: SIMTEMBILE MGIDI

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