Policy documents reveal an SACP still at sea
The SACP appears to be at a political crossroads if its policy documents released this week are anything to go by, writes Charles Molele.
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All aboard the Gautrain, comrades
The SACP has criticised the Gautrain project from its outset, but the investment arm of the party has a stake in the multibillion-rand project.
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Vavi takes his toll on the ANC
The nationwide Cosatu strike has revealed that two distinct factions are battling for control of the federation ahead of Mangaung.
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Nzimande bunks again to join the march
Blade Nzimande's many leadership roles have come into conflict as he skips parliament to join the Cosatu march.
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Cheeky newcomers challenge union giants
Court case highlights a shift in workers' allegiances to smaller, more aggressive bodies.
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The politics of perception and uncertainty
Unlike in sport, the key battles taking place seem to have no clear resolution -- leaving us all at a loss.
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One person will be at the heart of 2012's battles
President Jacob Zuma's name will be at the centre of several major political events in 2012 as he fights for re-election as ANC president.
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SACP: Secrecy Bill protesters 'are out to weaken SA'
Protesters against the Protection of State Information Bill are out to weaken and undermine state security, says the SACP in Gauteng.
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SACP heaps scorn on 'deceitful' Derby-Lewis parole bid
The medical parole bid by Chris Hani's assassin, Clive Derby-Lewis, is part of a deceitful campaign to get out of jail, the SACP says.
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Disunity threatens bid to oust Cassel Mathale
Differences about leadership preferences are threatening the unity of a coalition formed to oust Cassel Mathale, Limpopo's premier.
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