Spirit of Nehanda: Zimbabwe women politicians
In recent years participation by Zimbabwean women in formal politics has been low. Yet, argues Joyce Jenje Makwenda, Zimbabwean has …
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South Africa’s social security net is still leaking
Government has recently published a discussion document on social security and retirement reforms. Fikile Majola wonders what will happen to …
South Africa’s waste pickers : Creating jobs and fighting poverty
Scavengers on dump sites are reviled. But says Musa Chamane waste pickers are fighting back. With help from Groundwork they …
South Africa: moving into the Fourth World?
Sarah Mosoetsa documents the total informalisation of production in the footwear industry and identifies implications for industrial policy and social …
South African Communist Party: A history leading to tough questions
The South African Communist Party has struggled to adapt to South African’s new democracy, with recurrent crises in its relationship …
South African Business in Africa: Good for Development?
Supreme Furnishers workers accused government leaders of letting them down and eating from the same plate with South African investors …
South African co-ops form collective
South African Labour Bulletin, Volume 13 No 2, reported on a Southern African Regional Co-op meeting held in Botswana. As …
South African Communist Party: preparing for a new era?
In December the SACP held its first legal congress inside the country. Karl von Holdt reports.
South African Congress of Trade Unions
Interview: By South African Labour Bulletin.
South African democratic state
By adopting a neo-liberal democratic system that aligns itself to global capital the South African state has not learnt from …