'ANC's calls to limit foreign workers won’t solve country’s unemployment crisis'

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A round-up of news updates, including a look at why business wants the UIF placed under administration.
How teacher shortages can be addressed as the world marks World Teacher Day and Parliament’s ethics committee accused of protecting some MPs.

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