The National Education Health and
Allied Workers Union said it is concerned by comments made by the South African
Reserve Bank regarding labour strikes and the proposed credit amnesty for those
who have met their debt obligations.
Nehawu Spokesperson Sizwe Pamla said
the comments are not surprising as like their western counterparts, they take
their mandate from the International Monetary Fund.
"We find this total troubling because
the reserve bank is not a public owned entity but privately owned. Government can not take a mandate
from the private sector because the mandate that was given to our government
comes from the people of South
Africa
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