Rhodes Must Fall, UCT Must Change
Statement by the University of Cape Town Workers Forum and the UCT Workers Solidarity Committee Black workers built UCT with their own hands in the colonial past. Black workers were Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Politics
Promises And Reality
In his State of the Nation Address President Jacob Zuma trotted out a Nine Point Plan to “ignite growth and create jobs”. In one way or the other, this plan Continue Reading →
Seeking Genuine Alternatives: The Demand For A People’s Budget
When we invoke the name of “the people” we must ensure that we are clear on what we mean. When we speak of the need for “a people’s budget”, for Continue Reading →
Instability In Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Affects Service Delivery
Access to basic services appears to become increasingly difficult for the workers and landless peasants in South Africa due to instability in municipalities. This was again proven in December 2014 Continue Reading →
NUMSA On A Critical Path
The expulsion of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) from COSATU is probably the most significant event in recent years of the ongoing liberatory struggle in South Continue Reading →