The South African government has sent soldiers to assist in hospitals after striking workers defied a court order to return to work, pushing the public sector strike to its six day. Almost three thousand soldiers were deployed on Monday to 37 hospitals across the country to help keep basic health services running and prevent the public sector from falling into further chaos. Haru Mutasa, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Johannesburg, said that calling in the army was "a...
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