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Marikana: Old Apartheid Social Power Relations meet Democratic South Africa | by Gunnett Kaaf

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 15, 2014

Revolutions distinguish themselves as phenomena that change those who wield social power, replacing old ruling classes with new classes of rulers. In South Africa, the revolution that culminated in the 1994 April Democratic Breakthrough is always thought of as having...

What Have We Learned from the Farlam Commission? | Amandla! Correspondent

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 15, 2014

The proceedings of the Farlam Commission of Inquiry into the killings at Marikana have been widely criticised for their many shortcomings, but a number of important points of evidence have emerged in key thematic areas. What follows is a brief overview of the most...

Voices from Women Leaders at the NUMSA International Symposium on Left Political Parties and Mass Movements

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 15, 2014

Following are excerpts from interviews by Amandla! staff of women activists in NUMSA, conducted during NUMSA’s “International Symposium on Left Political Parties and Mass Movements”, held August 7-10 in Johannesburg. Attended by international guests...

Reclaiming Our Unions: The Crisis in SAMWU and the Continuing Fight for Democracy from Below | Amandla! Correspondent

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 15, 2014

As this issue of Amandla! goes to press, we read disturbing accounts of South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) shop stewards being prevented by private security personnel from entering the union’s Johannesburg headquarters, and being physically attacked...

Palestine and Beyond: the Current Political Moment in the Middle East

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 15, 2014

An Exclusive Amandla! Interview with Gilbert Achcar A!: What impact has the conflict in Israel/Palestine had generally on the political situation in the Middle East? GA: Basically it’s a further factor in radicalising the populations in the Arab world. You have...
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