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Metrobus commuters left stranded by strike

Metrobus apologises for the inconvenience caused

Since Monday commuters relying on Metrobus have been left stranded. Members of trade union Demawusa went on strike, citing a number of grievances.

According to Metrobus spokesperson, Goodwill Shivuri, “Two of Metrobus’ major trade unions were supposed to render the much-needed services to minimise the impact of the strike. Unfortunately, due to minor acts of intimidation, non-striking personnel were unable to perform their mandatory duties, leading to a complete shutdown of the Metrobus service. Metrobus management is continuing to solicit a lasting solution to the problem to ensure services return to normality as a matter of urgency.”

Also Read:

https://roodepoortrecord.co.za/2018/06/13/update-on-the-metrobus-strike/

Metrobus apologises for the inconvenience caused to commuters as a result of the industrial action, and are advised to make alternative travel arrangements while the company is trying to resolve the impasse.

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