The shopsteward who want to go to parliament
Joseph Mthembu considers himself a people’s leader. A full-time PPWAWU shopsteward at PG Bison, he has repeatedly been offered a …
Issue
The silence is deafening
Andrea Meeson argues that while unions wish to address HIV/AIDS they are not responding quickly enough. Attachments The silience …
The SACP: a basis for socialist unity
Trade union and the party Attachments The SACP. A basis for socialist unity_0 (2 MB)
The Skills Development Act transforming education and training for workers
Brendan Barry and Dawn Norton outlines the new legislation dealing with skills development. Attachments The Skills Development Act transforming …
The SACP: Going it alone?
The decision to adopt a resolution at the recent SACP conference to contest the next elections is something that has …
The Skills Development Bill
Development
The SACP: influence or independence?
Malcolm Ray analyses the recent SACP congress. Attachments The SACP influence or independence. by Malcolm Ray_0 (3 MB)
The Slovo critique: socialism utopian and scientific
John Hoffman better known to many of our readers as the Communist writer Dialogue – responds to the debate between …
The SACP: is the party over?
By Deanne Collins Attachments The SACP. Is the party over_0 (859 kB)
The social impact of globalisation
The ILO conducted a study on the social impact of globalisation. Susan Hayter reports on globalisation’s effect on job loss …