Day Two of APDUSA 2025 Conference
Building on our organisational progress The second day of APDUSA’s 2025 National Conference was for members only to collectively deliberate on how to build on our strengths to overcome some Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Worker Struggles
APDUSA 2025 National Conference: Political crosscurrents in perspective
On day-1 of APDUSA’s 2025 conference, four highly topical and thought-provoking political papers were presented and vigorously discussed. These political papers stimulated lively debates throughout all conference sessions. Members of Continue Reading →
Behind the 2024 Upheavals in Kenya and Mozambique
Protest movements that erupted in Kenya and Mozambique in 2024 stem from different localised grievances. When Kenya’s president announced a new tax law in mid-2024, it sparked a protest movement Continue Reading →
Battles for a Basic Income Grant (BIG)
South Africa has had at least two decades of heated arguments between proponents and opponents of a basic income grant. Most recently, particularly since 2020, trade unions, social movements and Continue Reading →
Working Class Responses To Capitalist Violence: Public Meeting Report
On 17 November, BLAC (Bishop Lavis Action Community) and APDUSA hosted another public meeting in Bishop Lavis, Cape Town. These meetings are aimed at broad political education of working class Continue Reading →