About ILRIG
The International Labour Research and Information Group (ILRIG) is a support organisation dedicated to research, education, training, the production of popular materials, and the provision of reflective spaces for working class movements in South and Southern Africa.
ILRIG and COVID-19
Find out more about our approach to the COVID-19 pandemic and how our work has changed in relation to lockdown.
Recent Articles
INTERNATIONALISM AND THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: THE HYPOCRISY OF (SOME OF) THE LEFT
By: Dale T McKinley* July 2023 [Published in: Daily Maverick...
ILRIG strongly condemns the shooting with live ammunition, of casual workers and activists
Public Statement 27 June 2023 The International Labour Research and Information Group (ILRIG) strongly condemns the shooting with live ammunition,...
Vacancy: Researcher Educator
The International Labour Research and Information Group (ILRIG) is an NGO based in Cape Town and in Johannesburg. ILRIG provides popular educational...
Events
[Webinar] THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: LEFT VOICES FROM UKRAINEWebinar:
THIS EVENT HAS PASSED. Watch the Webinar recording below. https://youtu.be/I-IP53lY4Go Since the start of the present Russia-Ukraine War there have...
Public Forum: Understanding today’s Global Capitalist Order
A discussion with the author of The Capital Order: How Economists Invented Austerity and paved the way to fascism. Speakers: Prof. Clara Mattei |...
[Webinar] ESKOM Crisis: Is there still a place for Public Ownership?
THIS EVENT HAS PASSED. Watch the Webinar recording below. https://youtu.be/MxpvDnnoYA0 This ILRIG webinar is a contribution to the ongoing debates...
Educational Resources
Workers World News Issue 125
Welcome to the second edition of Workers World News for 2023. While the last few years have been rough, the times we are presently experiencing have...
Workers World News Issue 124
Welcome to the first edition of Workers World News for 2023. Even though this is officially the first full, ‘post-COVID’ year, the first...
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN TRANSITION
This is the first of ILRIG’s two-part series – ‘Handbook of Struggle’. The starting point for this series is an understanding of the crucial...