Power utility Eskom is holding another round of wage negotiations with labour unions at the National Bargaining Forum. Unions are demanding a 15% salary increase for their members as part of the early talks. The current 7% multiyear agreement is due to expire in June 2026, but the National Union of Mineworkers has already raised several issues that could potentially stall progress. For the latest on these wage negotiations, we speak to SABC News Economics Reporter Katlego Legodi, who is in Sandton.
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