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Enough Is Enough — Jobs for All, Not Jobs for Some – Press Release 19 November 2025

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Enough Is Enough — Jobs for All, Not Jobs for Some

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From Soweto Uprising to Present-Day Struggles
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From Soweto Uprising to Present-Day Struggles

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  • 3 December, 2025
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As we approach the end of 2025 and matric exams conclude, South Africa faces a deepening crisis in access to higher education. Youth unemployment remains […]

Enough Is Enough — Jobs for All, Not Jobs for Some – Press Release 19 November 2025
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Enough Is Enough — Jobs for All, Not Jobs for Some – Press Release 19 November 2025

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The suspension of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Head of Traffic and Licencing, Warren Prins on trumped-up charges, is a clear indication that the municipality’s disciplinary […]

Enough Is Enough — Jobs for All, Not Jobs for Some
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Enough Is Enough — Jobs for All, Not Jobs for Some

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  • 23 November, 2025
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South Africa is drowning in unemployment, poverty and inequality. Millions are desperate for work and services are collapsing while a narrow elite captures the spoils […]

Tribute to Comrade Dave Hemson
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Tribute to Comrade Dave Hemson

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  • 13 November, 2025
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Trade unionist and soldier of the working class with a lifelong commitment to socialism We express our deepest condolences to his wife, Suzanne, his former […]

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  • 30 September, 2025
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The fragmentation of struggles—whether in education, labour, gender justice, or community resistance—has allowed the capitalist state to isolate and suppress dissent. The working class must […]

Appeal for Solidarity: Reinstate Gayle Grootboom and Kupido Baron. Reject racism!For Workers!
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Appeal for Solidarity: Reinstate Gayle Grootboom and Kupido Baron. Reject racism!For Workers!

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  • 20 September, 2025
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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMB) this year dismissed Senior Work Study Practitioner, Gayle Grootboom, and Municipal Media Liaison Officer, (municipal spokesperson), Kupido Baron on […]

Commemorate the Marikana massacre. Part 2 (b) Post-apartheid capitalism revives desire for Socialism
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Commemorate the Marikana massacre. Part 2 (b) Post-apartheid capitalism revives desire for Socialism

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  • 12 September, 2025
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Although the working class entered the democratic era without its own independent workers party, socialism and the yearning for such a party survived the SACP’s […]

Commemorate the Marikana massacre. Part 2 (a) Socialism and the workers party before the democratic era
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Commemorate the Marikana massacre. Part 2 (a) Socialism and the workers party before the democratic era

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  • 5 September, 2025
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“What has developed in South Africa is a very powerful tradition of popular or populist politics. The role of the great political movements such as […]

Commemorate the martyrs of Marikana. Build a mass workers party on a socialist programme
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Commemorate the martyrs of Marikana. Build a mass workers party on a socialist programme

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  • 31 August, 2025
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Part 1 The messages emanating from the various annual commemorative Marikana massacre events rightly denounced the bloodletting on the day as the ANC’s worst act […]

CWI 14th World Congress | New Era of Capitalism in Crisis and the Struggle for Socialism
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CWI 14th World Congress | New Era of Capitalism in Crisis and the Struggle for Socialism

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  • 26 August, 2025
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The following thesis on perspectives for world capitalism was agreed at the 14th World Congress of the Committee for a Workers’ International, which convened in […]

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