The ZCTU’s 1990 Congress: exposing the capitalist reality beneath Zimbabwe’s: socialist’ rhetoric

The Zimbabwean Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) continues to provide hope for those who want to prevent Zimbabwe from sliding even further away from the ideals of democracy and socialism. Its 1990 congress showed a determination to further consolidate the gains made since 1988, and provide an effective vehicle for working class organisation and militancy. Devan Pillay reports.

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