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Vol 28 No 5 Oct/Nov 2004

What’s happening to employment equity?

by DOL

With all the talk of black economic empowerment, what is happening to employment equity? The Labour Department outlines what is …

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Things are not always as they seem: Some thoughts of Darfur

by Mamdani, M

It is only in recent months that the situation in Darfur, Sudan began to dominate the international media, yet the …

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The Soweto Electricity Crisis Committee: Does size count?

by Egan, A., Wafer, A

The Soweto Electricity Crisis Committee (SECC) has emerged as a small but significant organisation of protest. While focused on a …

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The rich at play

by Golding, Marcel

This amusing article was written by Marcel Golding, who worked for the Labour Bulletin before moving on the the National …

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The new face of industrial action in the public service: leadership fighting for political survival

by Mtolo, M

The recent public service wage dispute and subsequent one-day strike raises more questions than answers. Mantombi Mtolo takes a critical …

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Socialist and trade unionist

by SALB

This is an edited version of an interview carried in the Labour Bulletin on her return to SA in 1990. …

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Social movements: Don’t start the revolution without me

by SALB

Celebration of the first decade of democracy has focused on how the government performed but it’s good chance to explore …

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Schisms and political purges down on the farm

by Greenberg, S.

In 2001, representatives of landless groups from around SA came together to form a national umbrella body. Stephen Greenberg explores …

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Making sense of Comrade Alec’s big ideas for Transnet

by Barrett, J.

Public Enterprises Minister Alec Erwin has always been a man of Big Ideas, and his latest announcements on his Ministry’s …

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Making sure you grow old happily

by Fedusa

The retirement fund industry could be revamped depending on the outcome of a conference held at the end of October. …

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