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TOPSHOT - Thousands of Trade union Solidarity members take part in a protest at the Sasol plant during a shutdown against a black empowerment scheme at the chemical giant on September 06, 2018 in Secunda, South Africa. - The union claim that the purpose of the shutdown is to highlight to the management that white workers are angry and frustrated by their exclusion from the Khanyisa Scheme which Sasol said would initially benefit all staff. However, phase two of the scheme will focus on black employees who have been disadvantaged by the country's apartheid history. (Photo by GIANLUIGI GUERCIA / AFP)
2018-09-06
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