Corruption in the Northern Cape
In terms of land mass, the Northern Cape is the biggest province in South Africa, with the smallest population. However, the Province is contaminated with the deadly disease called corruption, Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Politics
Prospects and Promises of the Movement for Socialism
At its 2013 Special National Congress, the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) resolved to establish a Movement for Socialism. Many anti-capitalist activists welcomed this initiative as the Continue Reading →
Councillors’ Salaries: A New Election Battleground
In June 2015 the South African Local Government Association (SALGA) proposed that all ward councillors be paid R1.3 million per annum (R108 333.33 per month). This is in the region of Continue Reading →
APDUSA Political School 2016
APDUSA held its third biennial political school in East London, over the weekend of 26-28 March this year. About thirty participants attended, most of whom were young members from various Continue Reading →
The Myth of the Freedom Charter
It is apparently difficult to dispel the myth that the ANC’s Freedom Charter has been what it purports to say – a Charter for Freedom. Many, on the left, right Continue Reading →