(Reuters) - South Africa's civil service strike broadened on Wednesday as other union workers walked out, piling more pressure on the government in a dispute stoking political tensions in Africa's largest economy.
Union leaders have vowed to shut the country down in sympathy with civil servants, whose two-week old strike has already caused chaos in hospitals, schools and public offices around the country.
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Union leaders have vowed to shut the country down in sympathy with civil servants, whose two-week old strike has already caused chaos in hospitals, schools and public offices around the country.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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