South African workers will now earn a minimum wage of $240. That's the recommendation by a commission investigating the earnings of workers across the country. The new salaries will be implemented within the next two years. The proposal is expected to provide a lifeline to more than 50% of South African employees who earn less than the recommended minimum wage. Angelo Coppola has been gauging the mood in Johannesburg after the announcement.
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