Zambia for sale: privatisation and the labour movement
Zambia’s privatisation programme has been touted as the most successful in Africa. Yet it has impoverished workers and split the …
Vol 21 No 3 Jun 1997
Zambia’s seconds subordination: re-colonisation through neo-liberalism
Glenn Adler traces the roots of Zambia’s subordination within southern Africa. Attachments Zambia's second subordination. re-colonisation through neo-liberalism_0 (5 …
Union investment: can it drive transformation?
Ravi Naidoo sees a role for union investment companies and retirement funds in transformation. Attachments Union investment. Can it …
The strike is still our best weapon
Mike Malabo, a senior FAWU shopsteward at Nestle, speaks to Malcolm Ray and William Matlala. Attachments The strike is …
Skills development: has the revolution begun?
Salim Vally asks whether the Green Paper on skills begins or defers the revolution that South Africa needs. Attachments …
Scrap the debt!
Debt Attachments Scrap the debt (3 MB)
RBOs challenges for IMSSA
IMSSA Attachments RBOs. Challenges for IMSSA_0 (4 MB)
Privatisation: pushing ahead
Government is pushing full steam ahead with privatisation. Malcolm Ray looks at different union responses to this issue. Attachments …
Playing politics: labour’s political role in Zambia
The ZCTU’s main goal is to defend worker’s economic interests. Its political interventions are directed towards this end. Karl Gostner …
Pioneers or sellouts?: exploring new lands
Marcel Golding puts his views on trade union investment companies.