CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Thousands of South African farm workers will go on strike in the Western Cape wine region from Wednesday, reviving labour action for higher wages in which two workers were killed in clashes with police and vineyards were damaged.
Africa's largest economy was crippled by waves of violent strikes last year that started in the platinum industry and spread to truckers and farm workers.
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