1. Use the elections to build working-class organisation The 2026 local government elections are taking place more than two years after the formation of the […]
MWP introduction We publish below an article by Peluola Adewale of the Democratic Socialist Movement, our sister organisation in Nigeria, whose internationalist argument has acquired […]
PART 1 · SECOND INSTALMENT The congress deadlock and the prospect of a split The first instalment examined the political context of the congress collapse […]
Union leaders fight each other instead of the capitalists and their government Introduction to the series The scenes at the Congress of SA Trade Unions […]
From Victory to Organisation — Build a United Campaign Against Precarious Work The victory of the 1,224 Gauteng EPWP workers brings this series back to […]
The discovery of the bodies of eleven women in Ekurhuleni has once again brought terror into the everyday lives of women across South Africa. Women […]
We stand in firm, unyielding solidarity with working-class communities across the Eastern Cape and unequivocally condemn the escalating xenophobic incitement in Motherwell (Gqeberha), as well […]
The struggle of the Gauteng Expanded Public Works Programme workers did not arise from an accidental failure in the administration of a well-intentioned employment programme. […]
The victory of the 1,224 Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) workers did not drop from the heavens in the form of a CCMA arbitration award. […]
South African women did not need another Women’s Month filled with speeches about empowerment while millions remain trapped by unemployment, poverty wages, violence, inadequate housing, […]
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