Numsa’s Jim is lost in a time warp

There are times when you cannot decipher his language or make sense of anything he says — it seems like National Union of Metalworkers of SA head Irwin Jim was cryogenically frozen shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 and brought back to life a century later.

Suspend all your faculties of disbelief for a moment, dear reader, especially around the science of cryogenics, and indulge me for the next 600-700 words...

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