SOUTH AFRICA: Talks scheduled between striking workers and automakers
Author: Simon Warburton | 16 August 2010
Negotiations are due to take place tomorrow (17 August) in the South African capital of Pretoria between striking auto workers and employers' representatives AMEO (Automobile Manufacturers Employers Organisation).
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