Is it a party for unions: Being in the Party?

With the unbanning of political organisations in 1990, a number of senior Cosatu leaders emerged as being key within the SA Communist Party. Since then the Party has sought to ensure its power base, to some extent, through the unions. Devan Pillay explores

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