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South Africa: COSATU & Social Movements
Is there a new “Swaziland Liberation” guerrilla force?
Ghost of apartheid haunts George — PW Botha’s town
Young Communist League trains Swazi recruits
Woman in the Robertson Winery strike
South Africa: Historic rupture or warring brothers again?
SAFTU: The tragedy and (hopefully not) the farce
What the Marikana Massacre tells us
Reaping what you sow: reflections on the Western Cape farm workers strike
Mandela, the ANC and the 1994 Breakthrough
All GEARed Up for a New Growth Path – On the Road to Nowhere
State ‘capture’ or the nature of the state?
South Africa’s role in Nigeria and the Nigerian elections
South Africa: Subsidies for the Rich, Cut-offs for the Poor
Andries Tatane: Murdered by the Ruling Classes
Swallowed by Mzansi: South Africa’s ruling class in Africa
2017 South African Budget Speech
Mine occupations in South Africa
South Africa and the DRC: Has Rhodes passed on the baton?
In the ANC’s battle of factions there are no superheroes
To vote or not to vote: Should it be a question?
South Africa’s polluting giants
Democratic Confederalism and Movement Building in South Africa
Out with the old, in with the not so new
South Africa’s rulers have blood on their hands
Dangerous times: authoritarianism and crisis
Take Back What’s Yours: the Mine-Line Occupation
Troubled South Africa must take May Day seriously
Unmask the W$D in Johannesburg and around the world!
Workers, Bosses and the 2008 Pogroms
Alternative Needed to Nationalisation and Privatisation
ZACF statement on the “racist anarchists” of Potchefstroom
Bourgeois Nationalists are Destabilising the Working Class in South Africa
Zabalaza: A Voice for Organised Anarchism in South Africa
‘Xenophobia’, service delivery protest and government failure
Riding to Work on Empty Promises
Building Working Class Unity in South Africa
Land, law and decades of devastating douchebaggery
Towards a Truly Democratic Left
New labour bills attack workers’ rights and democracy
Class Struggle, ‘Xenophobia’ and the Local Elite
SA Police: to serve and protect ... to torture and kill
Revolt — a South African anarchist paper from 1992
Anarchism & the ‘new’ South Africa
South African Anarchists Organise
No solidarity with Police strikers!
Land and Freedom through Revolutionary Unionism
Statement on visit of US President to South Africa
Position Papers and Constitution of the WSF
Why Class Struggle and Revolution From Below? and Why Do We Oppose Capitalism and the State?
Women’s Sexuality and Gay Rights
Education is a right not a privilege!
Statement to the international anarchist movement on the dissolution of the WSF
After the Collapse of Marxism: Is There an Alternative to Capitalism Today?
Beyond “Zuma must fall”, beyond choosing between elites
Political party funding: politicians for sale
Labour crossings in Eastern and Southern Africa
Modules for the Anarchist Political School
Crossing the Color Lines, Crossing the Continents
Building black working class counter-power against state, capital and national oppression
Radical South African magazine relaunched
Saving jobs in South Africa in the crunch
One Year after the 2015 Grahamstown Riots against Foreign Traders
Labour in South Africa: a sleeping giant?
Crossing the Color Lines, Crossing the Continents
Plaatje, Solomon Tshekisho (1876–1932)
Should the Anti-Capitalists Contest Elections?
Wits 2001: restructuring and retrenchments
Lis Lange, White, Poor and Angry: white working class families in Johannesburg
Kadalie, Clements (ca. 1896–1951)
Subcontracting is Just a Ploy to Woo Votes
Social Organisation and Black Workers in South Africa: 1914–1921
Neo-liberalism comes to Wits University
Wake Up the Power of the Working Class and Poor
Anarchism and Syndicalism in Southern Africa
Wits Students Fight Fee Increases, Privatisation
Bakunin’s Heirs in South Africa
Triumph and Tragedy of a South African Communist: Ray Simons, 1914–2004
Despotism or Democracy at Wits University?
Beyond ‘White Monopoly Capital’
From Union Renewal to a Self-Managed Society
Towards a history of anarchist anti-imperialism
Triumph and tragedy of a South African Communist
Against the Bourgeois University
Neil Roos, Ordinary Springboks: white servicemen and social justice in South Africa, 1939–1961
Thibedi, Thibedi William (1888–1960)
Speech to South African Movements on Politics at a Distance from the State
Anarcho-syndicalism for South African unions today
South Africa: ANC’s electricity privatisation opposed
COSATU’s response to the Crisis
Alternatives from the Ground Up
South Africa’s Unemployment Crisis
Personal statement on the Michael Schmidt affair
Inter-racial Workers’ Solidarity in South Africa
T.W. Thibedi and the Industrial Workers of Africa, April-July 1919
Politics at a Distance from the State
What Anarchism and Syndicalism offer the South African Left
Bill Andrews and South Africa’s Revolutionary Syndicalists
T.W. Thibedi: The life of a South African revolutionary syndicalist
South African ‘Workerism’ in the 1980s
Communities mobilise against privatisation
ASGISA: A Working Class Critique
Anarchism and syndicalism in an African port city
Bernard Sigamoney, Durban Indian revolutionary syndicalist
Reflections on Race and Anarchism in South Africa, 1904–2004
Class Struggles in South Africa
South Africa: Minimum wages can’t end suffering when the rich abuse the poor
Khutsong: Pre-emptive “crime-stopping” leads to police brutality
Moving from Crisis in South Africa’s Municipalities to Building Counter-Power
Tearing Racism up from its Capitalist Roots
The 1976 Struggle and the Emancipation of the Future
The 2010 Mass Strike in the State Sector, South Africa
The 2010 World Cup, the Neo-liberal Agenda and the Class Struggle in South Africa
The 2012 budget: by the ruling class for the ruling class
Anarchism and Syndicalism in the Colonial and Postcolonial World, 1870–1940
An Anarchist Perspective on the South African AIDS Question
The ANC-NNP Alliance: What Do Anarchists Say?
The Elite and Community Protests in South Africa
“Fight for Africa, which you deserve”
The First Globalisation and Transnational Labour Activism in Southern Africa
A History of the IWW in South Africa
The Influence of the IWW in Southern Africa
The Jacob Zuma Cargo Cult and the “Implosion” of Alliance Politics
Build a Better Workers’ Movement
Left unity, left cooperation, or a working class front?
The party is haunting us again
The relevance of the ICU of Africa for modern day unions and liberation movements
The South African Elections, Neo-Liberalism and Working Class Strategy
A South African ruling class brawl
The State, Accumulation and Class Formation after Apartheid
The System of Voting for Leaders is Killing Us
The Violence: The State’s Bloody Hands
The World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD)
A ZACF Anarchist in the Landless People’s Movement, South Africa