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COSATU congress ends with compromise

14 October 2026 by Guest

Delegates resolve to support both SACP and ANC in municipal elections

More than 1,800 delegates attended the COSATU congress, representing more than 1.5-million members. Photos: Greg Dor

COSATU’s reconvened national congress ended on Wednesday with a compromise over leadership after days of sharp divisions.
Former deputy president Mike Shingange was elected president, and outgoing president Zingiswa Losi was elected general secretary.
Shingange was supported by the powerful National Union of Minewokers as well as the municipal workers’ union, and Losi by the major public sector affiliates.
The congress resolved to support both the ANC and the SACP in the forthcoming municipal elections.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) national congress concluded its reconvened national congress on Wednesday with a new leadership and a resolution calling on workers to support…

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