GPRTU, GRTCC call off planned sit-down strike after meeting with ministers
Will a new committee and 30-day ultimatum resolve the road transport dispute, or is a strike still looming?
The GPRTU and GRTCC planned a sit-down strike over roadside trading. Government ministers have now met with the unions to discuss their demands.
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