Workers at Illovo sugar company in South Africa are gearing up for a general strike over wage freeze.
A statement by Food and Allied Workers Union said nearly 1000 workers would be involved in the strike action.
The workers want 10% percent wage improvement but the company has refused the demand.
Eight sugar farms in Kwazulu Natal province have refused to accept the workers
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The workers has already issued a strike certificate.
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