SANDF Cadre Group’s programme – a manifesto for xenophobia and far right policies PART 5A
In this final part of our five part series divided into parts 5a and 5b we focus on the SANDF Cadre Group and their manifesto to […]
IWD 2026 | Women’s Movements Today
For International Women’s Day 2026 we are publishing a speech by Christine Thomas, CWI England & Wales, at a recent meeting with sympathetic co-thinkers of […]
2024 election unites GNU in xenophobic common purpose
In this Part 4 of our 5-part series on Xenophobia wecontinue to argue that xenophobia is being used as a tool by the political elite […]
Uganda: Museveni’s 40-year rule extended through election marred with irregularities, apathy and heavy repression
Ugandan’s Yoweri Museveni had his 40-year rule extended in January 2026 through an election marred with irregularities, apathy and heavy repression of opposition, especially members […]
The ANC leads GNU partners in reigniting the flames of xenophobia
In Part 3 of our five part-series on Xenophobia we analyse how the ANC and its partners in the GNU have increasingly adopted and promoted […]
Nigeria: Protester shot, socialist arrested – Lagos police attack rally against demolition and eviction
Hassan Taiwo Soweto, a leading member of the Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM, CWI in Nigeria) and spokesperson of #EndBadGovernance Movement Lagos, was arrested today at […]
US Imperialism out of Venezuela! End US state terror!Overthrow capitalism! For global workers unity and a socialist world!
The kidnapping of Venezuelan President and his wife Cilia Flores marks the most brazen exhibition of state terrorism, and the lengths US imperialism is prepared […]
Part 2 – Apartheid Laboratory for Xenophobia
In the introduction to our five-part series on the rise of xenophobia in South Africa, we highlighted how anti-immigrant sentiment has evolved from rhetoric to […]
From Soweto Uprising to Present-Day Struggles
As we approach the end of 2025 and matric exams conclude, South Africa faces a deepening crisis in access to higher education. Youth unemployment remains […]
