The Pass-Laws: Allocation and Control (1760-1979)
Briefings: By Richard de Villiers.
Issue
The Poverty Datum Line as a Wage-Fixing Standard: an Application to Rhodesia
By Peter Harris and Roger Riddell
The Pension Fund Amendment Bill and The Mine Health and Safety Bill
Legal notes By Paul Benjamin
The power behind the desk: Democracy, collective bargaining and the public service in South Africa
In the post 1994 period, public service unions and the government began the long process of attempting to restructure the …
The People and Workers of the Cape Peninsula: A Sketch
By Delia Hendrie and Dudley Horner
The People Shall Govern: Class struggles and the post-1994 state in South Africa
Jeremy Cronin’s paper which is summarised below has been commended for its courage. He explores the stages of the ANC …
The people’s mayor
Kally Forrest talks to Levy Mamabolo, NUMSA chair of the shopstewards committee at Bosch, who was elected the first black …
The PFP in the ’80s
One of the key political issues in opposition politics in South Africa today is the building of a broad anti-apartheid …
The Phalaborwa printing co-op: born out of war
After bitter struggles against mining companies, police and Renamo, dismissed mineworkers decided to establish a co-operative. Kate Phillip, co-ordinator of …
The Pirate teacher Mzwakhe Clay
Etienne Vlok speaks to Mzwakhe Clay, SADTU chairperson of the Eastern Cape’s western region. Attachments The Pirate teacher. Mzwakhe …