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Building a social compact around the climate transition

by Jenny Grice

Jenny Grice spoke to Presidential Climate Commission executive director, Dr Crispian Olver, to find out what the PCC aims to …

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Categories Vol 44, No. 3

The Presidential Climate Commission – unpacking the details

by Woodrajh Aroun

Woodrajh Aroun In December 2020, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the establishment of a 22-person Climate Change Coordinating Commission (now called …

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Categories In the unions, Vol 44, No. 3

Views from the ground

by Trade unionists and community activist

A retrenched coal miner from eMalahleni, a community environmental activist in eMalahleni and two Mpumalanga trade unionists share their concerns …

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Categories In the unions, Vol 44, No. 3

“Unsafe and inefficient public transport endangers our lives”

by Sinqobile Akin and Andiswa Kona

20 black working-class women from Orange Farm and Soweto call for urgent improvements to the public transport system. Sinqobile Akin …

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Categories In the community, Vol 44, No. 3

Just another Transition or a Just Transition? It’s in labour’s hands

by Ebrahim-Khalil Hassen

If trade unions are to take control of the concept of Just Transition, they must reframe the debate by building …

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Categories In the unions, Vol 44, No. 3

To abandon coal, first understand how it is governed

by Neva Makgetla

Neva Makgetla Every woman has had visitors who sloganeer militantly in the lounge about women’s oppression, but won’t venture into …

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Categories On politics and economics, Vol 44, No. 3

Home is where the power is: The Saltuba Cooperative

by Patrick Brennan and Janet Cherry

If every one of the 16 million households in South Africa put solar panels on their rooftops, they could supply …

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Categories In the community, Vol 44, No. 3

COP 26 through workers’ eyes

by Lebogang Mulaisi

There were some positives for workers at COP26, says Lebogang Mulaisi. COP26 in Glasgow was envisaged as the COP that …

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Categories Vol 44, No. 3

A compact that excludes key participants

by Mbulaheni Mbodi

Sandra Hlungwani asked Mbulaheni Mbodi’s view on the Eskom social compact. What is the Eskom Social Compact? This was supposed …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 44, No. 3

Extreme weather batters home-based workers’ livelihoods

by Chris Bonner

Trade unions cannot ignore the plight of informal workers who could face more threats to their livelihoods from climate change …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 44, No. 3
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