The Constitutional Court has refused to hear an application for leave to appeal by the Health and Allied Workers Indaba Trade Union (HAITU), which was placed under administration by the government, saying it lacked reasonable prospects of success. 

An earlier ruling by the labour court ordered that the union, previously known as the Young Nurses Indaba Trade Union, be placed under administration for its failure to adhere to its constitution. It was also accused of mismanagement of funds and a failure to elect qualified leaders. ..

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