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The FXI is gravely concerned that political interference in the South African media landscape seems to be increasing. On the one hand, there have been calls from various political actors for a media tribunal to be established. On the other, allegations of political interference in the editorial policy of the public broadcaster, denied by the SABC itself, have been raised in last weekend’s newspaper.
Close to 2 000 SACCAWU members at more than forty Dis-Chem Pharmacies nationwide have been on strike since the 27th of May. For some time now Dis-Chem has consistently demonstrated a hostility towards its employees joining SACCAWU and actively participating in union activities. The media have failed to cover the ongoing action of workers and SACCAWU have written an 
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