by Leonard Gentle Part 1: Global Upheavals and the Politics of Disease As we enter the second week of South Africa’s lock-down to fight the Covid 19 pandemic much public comment has focussed on the tension between “doing the right thing” (the lock down) for the sake...
by Jonathan Payne The first parts of this series gave readers a basic introduction to an ‘authoritarian’ or state socialist [Marxist] theoretical understanding of class, power and the nature of the state and the strategic implications and limitations thereof for...
by Dale T. McKinley As the escalating crisis of the climate crisis is so tragically and consistently showing, unless there is a reframing of human consciousness and practice centred on planetary health (which umbilically links human and ecosystem health), then our...
by Dale T. McKinley In a society that values principle, honesty and accountability things should not be this way. Hitjevi Tjiroze is not a household name in South Africa but it should be. Why? Because much of his single-handed, years-long battle with sections of South...
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Workers World News issue 128
40 years ILRIG – Building Working Class Power.
PUBLIC LAUNCH OF ILRIG BOOKLET: A People’s History of Water Privatisation & Anti-Privatisation Struggles in South Africa
Art of Freedom – 2nd Gauteng Platform
South African elections 2024: what has been largely missing from the main conversations?