Lessons of losing power: the case of Nicaragua
Since winning the elections in February last year, the US-sponsored UNO coalition has tried to roll back the gains of …
Across the Globe
Let us rally to make our cities clean, orderly and safe: Zimbabwean state and informal economy
The Zimbabwean government’s Operation Murambatsvina in 2005 and its attitude to informal traders since then, is according to Hamadziripi Tamukamoyo …
Leslie Boyd and Michael Spicer of Anglo American Corporation
Lael Bethlehem and Karl von Holdt interview Leslie Boyd, deputy chairman of Anglo American Corporation and chairman of Anglo American …
Lesotho : A Strategy for Survival after the Golden Seventies
Briefings: By John Gray, Neil Robertson and Michael Walton.
Lessons from SA’s FIFA World Cup: Legacy for labour
In mega-sports events like the FIFA World Cup most workers are employed in precarious forms of work in which they …
Labour, civil society and the state
Petrol price increases do not just happen in Nigeria, as the working class, civil society and citizens will not allow …
Landmark Decision on Palestine: British Trade Union Congress
In September the TUC made a momentous decision to actively campaign against Israel’s treatment of Palestine. Hugh Lanning describes this …
Last Lap to Multiparty Democracy? Labour and Politics in Swaziland
Swaziland is governed by a repressive monarchy. Sikelela M Dlamini tells how this dictatorship has successfully caused splits between formal …
Leadership and Unity in Black Trade Unions in Rhodesia
By Rob Davies
Lean production or mean production? Japanese auto plants in the US
1973 – 1993: twenty years of worker struggle: Many employers argue that new Japanese management techniques make trade unions redundant. …