South Africans protest for higher wages

Protests and strikes have broken out in recent weeks across South Africa -   October 21, 09

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Protests and strikes have broken out in recent weeks across South Africa where workers are demanding higher wages and the unemployed pushing for better living conditions. Analysts say the current unrest could put a strain on Africa's biggest economy as the government seems unable to find any solution. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports.

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