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Inkatha Chief Attacks Inqaba
Originally published in Inqaba ya Basebenzi No.26 (April 1988) It wasn’t the first time (or the last) that peace talks with Inkatha collapsed. But w...
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When Ivin Malaza Died
Originally published in Inqaba Ya Basebenzi No.24/25 (October 1987) Not only at BTR and Zincor, but also at a number of other workplaces, leading work...
SALEP’s Socialist Education Work – Why does the Labour Party NEC want to ban it?
May 1985 “The South African Labour Education Project has established itself with strong support from the Labour Movement in Britain to bring togethe...
Four ANC Marxists expelled – SA ‘Communist’ Party Strikes Factional Bow
Originally appeared in Inqaba ya Basebenzi No. 18-19 (February 1986) Statement issued in London, 31 July, 1985, by expelled comrades. Inqaba has recei...
Build Direct Links with the Workers’ Movement in Other Countries!
Originally published in Inqaba ya Basebenzi No.6 (May 1982) by Paul Storey In building workers’ unity workers have found it necessary to do more tha...
Provide a Strategy for Victory – Don’t Attack the Marxists in the ANC
Originally published in Inqaba Ya Basebenzi No.24/25 (October 1987) At the Cosatu Congress in July, the two key-note speakers, UDF leader Comrade Murp...
Expelled Marxists Welcome Readmission to ANC
Originally published in Inqaba Ya Basebenzi No.23 (April 1987) Four Marxists suspended from the African National Congress in 1979 and expelled in 1985...
Attack on ANC Marxists is an Attack on ANC’s Socialist Youth
Originally appeared in Inqaba ya Basebenzi No. 18-19 (February 1986) by Bernard Fortuin Editor’s note: The author has been active in pro-ANC youth a...
Labour MP Protests Suspension of Marxists by ANC
Originally published in Inqaba Ya Basebenzi No.16/17 (January-June 1985) When invited to contribute to discussion at an ANC meeting in London on 8 Jan...
Workers’ Power and the Crisis of Leadership
Originally published in Inqaba ya Basebenzi No.12 (November 1983-February 1984) by Nimrod Sejake Nimrod Sejake was, from 1954, organiser for and then ...