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Labour officials conduct raid at a steel manufacturing company

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Labour officials conduct raid at a steel manufacturing company

Employment and Labour Deputy Minister Jomo Sibiya has vowed to conduct another unannounced visit at a steel manufacturing company in Alberton, Ekurhuleni after receiving a tip off that it company employs more than 200 illegal immigrants .

Speaking during a raid Sibiya revealed that most employees th

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