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Why can’t we clean up our own act?

by Nhamo, G.

The Kyoto Protocol allows developed countries to gain credits from cleaning up the developing world. Sounds good, but in this …

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Categories Vol 30 No 2 May/Jun 2006

White equity

by Vlok, E.

Etienne Vlok examines how the MWU has been trying to lessen the impact of the EEA on white workers by …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 23 No 2 Apr 1999

White Trade Unionism, Political Power and Afrikaner Nationalism (A Review Article)

by O’Meara, D.

By Dan O’Meara  

Categories Vol 1 No 10 1975

White women, race, gender and employment equity

by Lewins, K.

Recently the policy of white women as recipients of affirmative action laws has been questioned. Kezia Lewins examines if white …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Whither social movements in SA

by Harvey, E

There can be no doubt that last months’ demonstrations against the WSSD have had an effect on South African politics. …

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Categories Vol 26 No 5 Oct 2002

Whither the enigmatic Cosatu Zuma love relationship

by Harvey, E

When many thought it was necessary for Cosatu to review its enthusiastic but enigmatic support for Zuma in light of …

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Categories Vol 29 No 5 Oct/Nov 2005

Where is the South African Left and Where Should It Go?

by Sinwell, Luke

There has been much criticism from the Left around the waste of resources on the Fifa World Cup which could …

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Categories On politics and economics, Vol 34 No 3 Aug/Sept 2010

Where is the Tripartite Alliance? Ceppwawu shopsteward, Charles Phahla

by Rees, R

Charles Phahla, a Ceppwawu shopsteward talks to Rugaya Rees about his role in the union movement, inherent problems in the …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 26 No 1 Feb 2002

Where should Cosatu stand on Zimbabwe?

by SALB

Many South Africans are perplexed at the approach taken by both the ANC-led government and Cosatu towards Zimbabwe. Are Cosatu …

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Categories Vol 28 No 4 Aug/Sept 2004

What’s Left of the state?

by Chipkin, I.

The ANC’s Polokwane conference opened up possibilities for the election of a government more responsive to issues of poverty and …

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Categories Vol 32 No 3 Aug/Sep 2008
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