Leslie Boyd and Michael Spicer of Anglo American Corporation
Lael Bethlehem and Karl von Holdt interview Leslie Boyd, deputy chairman of Anglo American Corporation and chairman of Anglo American …
Issue
Lesotho : A Strategy for Survival after the Golden Seventies
Briefings: By John Gray, Neil Robertson and Michael Walton.
Lesson of the OK Strike
Briefings: By Coletane Markham.
Lessons from free trade in Canada
As negotiations between the US and SACU on a free trade agreement continue this year, it is important to review …
Lessons from SA’s FIFA World Cup: Legacy for labour
In mega-sports events like the FIFA World Cup most workers are employed in precarious forms of work in which they …
Lessons of losing power: the case of Nicaragua
Since winning the elections in February last year, the US-sponsored UNO coalition has tried to roll back the gains of …
Learning to learn
If one looks at South Africa’s labour history, especially the Durban strikes of 1973 and 1974, a lot can be …
Lest we forget our fallen values
Neville Alexander argues that working class leadership is losing its focus in the face of the social democratic policies of …
Land reform: be-devilling redistribution?
Land reform conjures up visions of state expropriation of vast tracts of land and a new regime of collectivised ownership …
Land reform: Colonial pasts & democratic futures
Land ownership in South Africa still retains its colonial shape with large farms owned by white farmers while black farmers …