Anatomy of South Africa: Who holds the power? By Richard Calland (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2006)
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Anti-privatisation: for democratic public sector reform
SAMWU official, Maria van Driel, outlines the forms of privatisation which are being introduced at local government level and the …
ANC and working class
In a statement at centenary celebrations Sdumo Dlamini spoke about the strong historic links that exist between the ANC and …
Anything for Black Workers?
Comment: By South African Labour Bulletin
ANC elections manifesto is a decoy
Edward Cottle argues that the ANC cannot deliver what it has promised in its elections manifesto. Attachments ANC elections …
Apartheid and Housing in Cape Town – A Review Article
By Charles Simkins
ANC emerges with pro-poor agenda
The recent ANC policy conference looked set to be overshadowed by President Thabo Mbeki’s opening remarks on the ‘ultra-left’ and …
Apartheid through the lens
Despite terrible discrimination during the apartheid ear, some exceptional individuals managed to shine through. Ernest Cole is one of them. …
ANC gears up for its national policy conference
ANC structures are supposed to be preparing for the national policy conference being held in September 2002. The Labour Bulletin …
ANC’s rise and the decline of social democracy
After the African National Congress (ANC )’s unbanning – and the formal ending of hostilities in 1990 – a new period of social …