What happens when the blanket comes off?

Many who attend Cosatu’s 8th national congress in September 2003 believed it was inevitable (in view of the upcoming elections)that it would be dominated by ANC politics. The Labour Bulletin spoke to officials in a number of affiliates to get their views on the congress.

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