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Vol 28 No 1 Feb/Mar 2004

Win with the ANC

by SALB

Redeye provides some political commentary and light relief.   Attachments Redeye – Win with the ANC_0 (90 kB)

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Who must live and who must die? Book review.

by Nattrass, N

Following consistent pressure government finally announced the roll-out of its antiretroviral (ARV) treatment plan in October 2003. University of Cape …

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Unions: Where are they at?

by Cebekhulu, E.

Globalisation, government’s macroeconomic policy and Congress Alliance politics have become some of the key challenges facing the labour movement in …

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The changing contour of multilateral trade – the European Union and development countries

by Le Pere, G.

The current mood in multilateral trade is decidedly ambivalent. Garth le Pere reflects on the attempts by both the EU …

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Taking the devils rope … AGOA

by Bahadur, A.

The last edition of the Labour Bulletin began to explore the relationship between the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) …

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Six deadly myths on the shopfloor

by Buccas, I.

A problem facing unions and employers in the fight against HIV/AIDS is debunking myths. Imraan Buccas looks at the dynamics …

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SA’s vulnerable out on the streets

by Samson, M.

A recent conference on the informal economy highlighted the vulnerable nature of workers in waste-cleaning. Melanie Samson has completed research …

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Reflections of Mumbai

by Yanta, T. Pillay, D

Normally coverage of the World Social Forum (WSF) in SA by the mainstream media is limited or non-existent as it …

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Protecting the unprotected: Can it be done?

by Horn, P.

Globalisation and liberalization have contributed to the significant growth of the informal economy. Pat Horn reports on a recent international …

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On the election trail: Workers speak

by SALB

The ANC and Cosatu have attempted to ensure a co-ordinated election programme in the various provinces. In recent weeks provincial …

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