Two of South Africa’s largest unions kicked off a national shutdown on Wednesday. But a majority of the working class citizens failed to heed the call. COSATU and SAFTU are hoping to bring the country to a standstill in a quest to raise concerns about the country’s ailing economy and the cost of living.
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