JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa’s labor unrest spread Tuesday from its mines to the transport sector, and the country’s transport union said more than 20,000 road freight employees are on strike demanding a pay increase.

An extended transport strike will affect the delivery of goods including gasoline and food items in South Africa.

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