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Trade Unions and Party Politics

Reflections on workers’ education before liberation in South Africa and Nigeria

27th May 2024 Mondli Hlatshwayo 0

The author recounts how workers’ education in both countries was shaped by historical and ideological contexts and liberation struggles.

The 1973 Durban strikes and the workers movement to end apartheid

9th May 2023 Mondli Hlatshwayo 0

The author argues that the Durban strikes not only resulted in the development of union structures, better working conditions, and salary increases, they also became a significant force in the liberation movement.

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