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    SA doctors' strike far from over

    Getting tough: Provincial doctors, under the banner of SA Doctors United, have vowed to continue their strike if their pay dispute is not dealt with to their satisfaction.
    6 Jul 2009

    The doctors' strike in KwaZulu-Natal is far from over.

    Yesterday, 5 July 2009, provincial doctors - under the banner of SA Doctors United - vowed that Thursday is D-Day for the province's health department to come up with “clear answers”.

    If this doesn't happen they will down tools on Friday. The rest of the doctors have also threatened to resume a national strike on July 24.

    Read the full article here.

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