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S2 Ep10: The long wait for justice at the CCMA

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The CCMA was established as a place where workers and bosses can settle disputes. But over the years, the institution has faced massive budget cuts, causing a shortage of commissioners, interpreters and creating a backlog of cases.

Host: Tebadi Mmotla

Guests: Patricia Mokoto & Sam Tilley
14 Aug English South Africa News Commentary · Non-Profit

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