Thursday 24 November 2016

[wanabidii] Swaziland's biggest union threatens 'national shutdown' over $360m shortfall (M&G Africa)

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Swaziland's biggest union threatens 'national shutdown' over $360m shortfall
 
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The union wants answers after a forensic audit reportedly revealed that the government treasury department bank accounts had a $360-million shortfall.
 
 
 
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