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The 1976 Struggle and the Emancipation of the Future — Bongani Maponyane
1994 elections — Workers Solidarity Federation
2010 Anarchist Survey Report — Aragorn Eloff, Stefanie Knoll and Aragorn Eloff, Stefanie Knoll
The 2012 budget: by the ruling class for the ruling class — Shawn Hattingh
2017 South African Budget Speech — Shawn Hattingh
After 10 years of GEAR — Lucien Van Der Walt
Against Corporatism — Lucien Van Der Walt
Against the Bourgeois University — Lucien Van Der Walt
All GEARed Up for a New Growth Path – On the Road to Nowhere — Shawn Hattingh
Alternatives from the Ground Up — Lucien Van Der Walt
Anarchism & the ‘new’ South Africa — Workers Solidarity Federation, Kevin Doyle
Anarchism and syndicalism in an African port city — Lucien Van Der Walt
Anarchism and Syndicalism in Southern Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt
An Anarchist Perspective on the South African AIDS Question — Zabalaza
Anarcho-syndicalism for South African unions today — Lucien Van Der Walt
The ANC-NNP Alliance: What Do Anarchists Say? — Zabalaza
Andries Tatane: Murdered by the Ruling Classes — Shawn Hattingh
Anti-Imperialist Struggles — Workers Solidarity Federation
ASGISA: A Working Class Critique — Lucien Van Der Walt
Bain, J. T. (1860–1919) — Lucien Van Der Walt
Bakunin’s Heirs in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt
Barayi, Elijah (1930–1994) — Lucien Van Der Walt
BEE-llionnaires in Mbeki-stan — Lucien Van Der Walt
Bernard Sigamoney, Durban Indian revolutionary syndicalist — Lucien Van Der Walt
Beyond ‘White Monopoly Capital’ — Lucien Van Der Walt
Beyond “Zuma must fall”, beyond choosing between elites — Warren Mc Gregor
Bill Andrews and South Africa’s Revolutionary Syndicalists — Lucien Van Der Walt
Bourgeois Nationalists are Destabilising the Working Class in South Africa — Jonathan Payn
Boycott the elections — Workers Solidarity Federation
Breaking Imperialism’s Chains — Workers Solidarity Federation
Building Working Class Unity in South Africa — Jonathan Payn, Jakes Factoria, Tina Sizovuka
Class Rule Must Fall! — Leroy Maisiri
Class Struggle, ‘Xenophobia’ and the Local Elite — Jonathan Payn
Class Struggles in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt, Bikisha Media Collective
Cleaned Out — Lucien Van Der Walt, David Mokoena Sakhile Shange, David Mokoena
Collective Bargaining by Riot — Michael Schmidt
Communities mobilise against privatisation — Lucien Van Der Walt
COSATU’s response to the Crisis — Lucien Van Der Walt
Crossing the Color Lines, Crossing the Continents — Lucien Van Der Walt
Dangerous times: authoritarianism and crisis — Shawn Hattingh
Death and the Mielieboer — Michael Schmidt
Democratic Confederalism and Movement Building in South Africa — Shawn Hattingh
Despotism or Democracy at Wits University? — Lucien Van Der Walt
Don’t Vote! Organise! — Warren Mc Gregor, Soundz of the South
Dunbar, Thibedi, Sigamoney — Lucien Van Der Walt
Economic Policy from Below — Warren Mc Gregor
Education for revolution — Shawn Hattingh, Mandy Moussouris and Shawn Hattingh, Mandy Moussouris
Education is a right not a privilege! — Workers Solidarity Federation
The Elite and Community Protests in South Africa — Shawn Hattingh
The Environment — Workers Solidarity Federation
The Environmental Crisis — Workers Solidarity Federation
“Fight for Africa, which you deserve” — Lucien Van Der Walt
Fight the bosses — Workers Solidarity Federation
Fighting and Defeating Racism — Workers Solidarity Federation
Fighting Racism — Workers Solidarity Federation
The First Globalisation and Transnational Labour Activism in Southern Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt
From Union Renewal to a Self-Managed Society — Lucien Van Der Walt
Fuelling the Fires — Shawn Hattingh
Get rich or lie trying — Lucien Van Der Walt
Ghost of apartheid haunts George — PW Botha’s town — Michael Schmidt
A History of the IWW in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt
Housing and Squatting — Workers Solidarity Federation
In the ANC’s battle of factions there are no superheroes — Shawn Hattingh
The Influence of the IWW in Southern Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt
Inter-racial Workers’ Solidarity in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt
International Labor Struggles — Lucien Van Der Walt
Is it just Jacob Zuma? — Shawn Hattingh
Is there a new “Swaziland Liberation” guerrilla force? — Michael Schmidt
The Jacob Zuma Cargo Cult and the “Implosion” of Alliance Politics — Michael Schmidt
Kadalie, Clements (ca. 1896–1951) — Lucien Van Der Walt
Khutsong: Pre-emptive “crime-stopping” leads to police brutality — Bongani Maponyane
Kotane, Moses (1905 –1978) — Lucien Van Der Walt
Labour in South Africa: a sleeping giant? — Lucien Van Der Walt
Land and Freedom through Revolutionary Unionism — Workers Solidarity Federation
Land Reform in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt, Sam Kariuki Lucien Van Der Walt, Sam Kariuki
Land, law and decades of devastating douchebaggery — Jonathan Payn
Last call — time for action! — Workers Solidarity Federation
Left unity, left cooperation, or a working class front? — Warren Mc Gregor
Lis Lange, White, Poor and Angry: white working class families in Johannesburg — Lucien Van Der Walt
Listen, Workers, Listen! — Industrial Workers of Africa
MayDay ’98 — Workers Solidarity Federation
Mine occupations in South Africa — Shawn Hattingh
Modules for the Anarchist Political School — Anarchist Political School, Zabalaza
Moving from Crisis in South Africa’s Municipalities to Building Counter-Power — Bongani Maponyane
Nelson Mandela — Michael Schmidt
The Neo-Liberal Agenda — Lucien Van Der Walt
Neo-liberalism comes to Wits University — Lucien Van Der Walt
New labour bills attack workers’ rights and democracy — Jonathan Payn
No Illusions — Warren Mc Gregor
No solidarity with Police strikers! — Workers Solidarity Federation
No To Privatisation! — Workers Solidarity Federation
One Year after the 2015 Grahamstown Riots against Foreign Traders — Lucien Van Der Walt
Our History of Struggle — Warren Mc Gregor
Out with the old, in with the not so new — Shawn Hattingh
The party is haunting us again — Shawn Hattingh
Penalising the Workers — Lucien Van Der Walt
Personal statement on the Michael Schmidt affair — Lucien Van Der Walt
Plaatje, Solomon Tshekisho (1876–1932) — Lucien Van Der Walt
Political party funding: politicians for sale — Zabalaza
Politics at a Distance from the State — Lucien Van Der Walt
Position Papers and Constitution of the WSF — Workers Solidarity Federation
Poverty leaps in South Africa — Zabalaza
Putting Profit First — Lucien Van Der Walt
PW & Pinochet — Michael Schmidt
Race, class and organisation — Workers Solidarity Federation
Radical South African magazine relaunched — Lucien Van Der Walt
Reaping what you sow: reflections on the Western Cape farm workers strike — Shawn Hattingh
Reclaiming Our Global Past — Warren Mc Gregor
Reclaiming Syndicalism — Lucien Van Der Walt
Reflections on Race and Anarchism in South Africa, 1904–2004 — Lucien Van Der Walt
The relevance of the ICU of Africa for modern day unions and liberation movements — Warren Mc Gregor
Rethinking Worlds of Labour — Lucien Van Der Walt, Philip Bonner, Jonathan Hyslop
Revolt — a South African anarchist paper from 1992 — Revolt
Revolutionary Joburg — Zabalaza
Riding to Work on Empty Promises — Jonathan Payn
S.A. Anarchists Go Global… — Zabalaza, Bikisha Media Collective Zabalaza Books
SA Police: to serve and protect ... to torture and kill — Revolt
SAFTU: The tragedy and (hopefully not) the farce — Mandy Moussouris
Saving jobs in South Africa in the crunch — Lucien Van Der Walt
Should the Anti-Capitalists Contest Elections? — Lucien Van Der Walt
Social Organisation and Black Workers in South Africa: 1914–1921 — Lucien Van Der Walt
South Africa after Apartheid — Lucien Van Der Walt
South Africa and the DRC: Has Rhodes passed on the baton? — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa: ANC’s electricity privatisation opposed — Lucien Van Der Walt
South Africa: COSATU & Social Movements — Michael Schmidt
South Africa: Minimum wages can’t end suffering when the rich abuse the poor — Bongani Maponyane
South Africa: Subsidies for the Rich, Cut-offs for the Poor — Shawn Hattingh
South African Anarchists Organise — Workers Solidarity Movement
The South African Elections, Neo-Liberalism and Working Class Strategy — Lucien Van Der Walt
A South African ruling class brawl — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa’s polluting giants — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa’s role in Nigeria and the Nigerian elections — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa’s rulers have blood on their hands — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa’s Unemployment Crisis — Lucien Van Der Walt
Speech to South African Movements on Politics at a Distance from the State — Lucien Van Der Walt
State ‘capture’ or the nature of the state? — Shawn Hattingh
The State, Accumulation and Class Formation after Apartheid — Lucien Van Der Walt
Statement on visit of US President to South Africa — Workers Solidarity Federation
The Student Movement — Workers Solidarity Federation
The student struggle — Workers Solidarity Federation
Subcontracting is Just a Ploy to Woo Votes — Lucien Van Der Walt, Masibulele Yaso
Sugar Coating Exploitation — Shawn Hattingh
Swallowed by Mzansi: South Africa’s ruling class in Africa — Shawn Hattingh
The System of Voting for Leaders is Killing Us — Lekhetho Mtetwa
T.W. Thibedi and the Industrial Workers of Africa, April-July 1919 — Lucien Van Der Walt
T.W. Thibedi: The life of a South African revolutionary syndicalist — Lucien Van Der Walt
Take Back What’s Yours: the Mine-Line Occupation — Shawn Hattingh
Tearing Racism up from its Capitalist Roots — Bongani Maponyane
Thibedi, Thibedi William (1888–1960) — Lucien Van Der Walt
Towards a history of anarchist anti-imperialism — Lucien Van Der Walt
Towards a Truly Democratic Left — Jonathan Payn
Triumph and tragedy of a South African Communist — Lucien Van Der Walt
Triumph and Tragedy of a South African Communist: Ray Simons, 1914–2004 — Lucien Van Der Walt
Unemployed? Time to Organise! — Workers Solidarity Federation
Unemployment — Workers Solidarity Federation
Unions and Revolution — Workers Solidarity Federation
Unmask the W$D in Johannesburg and around the world! — Social Movements Indaba
The Violence: The State’s Bloody Hands — Revolt
Wake Up the Power of the Working Class and Poor — Lucien Van Der Walt
What Anarchism and Syndicalism offer the South African Left — Lucien Van Der Walt
What the Marikana Massacre tells us — Shawn Hattingh
What we belive — Workers Solidarity Federation
White Riot, 1922 — Gilles Dauvé
Who Rules South Africa? — Lucien Van Der Walt
Why workers should fight GEAR — Workers Solidarity Federation
Winnie’s dismissal — Workers Solidarity Federation
Wits 2001: restructuring and retrenchments — Lucien Van Der Walt
Wits Students Fight Fee Increases, Privatisation — Lucien Van Der Walt
Woman in the Robertson Winery strike — Mandy Moussouris
Women’s Freedom — Workers Solidarity Federation
Women’s Sexuality and Gay Rights — Workers Solidarity Federation
Worker-Student Alliances — Leroy Maisiri
Workers, Bosses and the 2008 Pogroms — Jonathan Payn, James Pendlebury, Steffi
Working Class Livelihoods — Bongani Maponyane
The World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) — Zabalaza
Young Communist League trains Swazi recruits — Michael Schmidt
Zabalaza: A Voice for Organised Anarchism in South Africa — Jonathan Payn
ZACF statement on the “racist anarchists” of Potchefstroom — Jonathan Payn
‘Xenophobia’, service delivery protest and government failure — Jonathan Payn