Vol 32 No 3 Aug/Sep 2008 – South Africa Labour Bulletin

Xenophobia and working class movement

In the run up to a Cosatu Conference of the Left and in the wake of recent xenophobic violence, Martin …

Recent xenophobic attacks in townships point to deep divisions in the working class. Martin Jansen examines the causes of such …

In the previous Labour Bulletin Simon Kimani Ndungu looked broadly at the wage gap trend. In this second article he …

The ANC’s Polokwane conference opened up possibilities for the election of a government more responsive to issues of poverty and …

South Africans have recoiled in shame over recent xenophobic attacks, but we are capable of behaving differently. Azad Essa and …

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A recently study shows that casual labour on Western Cape farms is massively on the increase. Anthea van der Burg …

The globalisation of capital as stripped workers internationally of social protection. Eddie Webster discusses a new initiative, the Global Labour …

Johnny Steinberg (Jonathan Ball, Johannesburg & Cape Town, 2008): Reviewed by Sepetla Molapo Attachments Review. Three Letter Plague. A …

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Yvette Christianse (Kwela Books, South Africa, 2007): Reviewed by Karen Hurt. A novel about a young girl abducted from Mozambique …