by theethicalagency | Jan 27, 2022 | Articles, Articles by ILRIG
By Dale T. McKinley Published in Daily Maverick. Studies suggest that close to 60% of adults in South Africa are experiencing higher levels of emotional and psychological stress than before the pandemic. This was brought into a much more personal focus when three...
by theethicalagency | Dec 7, 2021 | Calendars, Resources
AT THE FOREFRONT: HISTORIES OF AFRICAN WOMEN’S RESISTANCE Women’s leadership and participation in radical organising against oppression is often overlooked, forgotten, or made invisible when history is written and taught. This is particularly true for women in...
by theethicalagency | Dec 7, 2021 | Resources, Workers World News
In the final issue of Workers World News for 2021, we reflect on important events and struggles that have taken place this past year. In the Lead Article, Shawn Hattingh takes a critical look at the recent local government elections in South Africa, and the...
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by theethicalagency | Nov 23, 2021 | Events, Programmes & Events
Join us for a webinar co-hosted by the International Labour Research and Information Group (ILRIG) and Workers’ World Media Productions (WWMP). Topic: The Significance of the Second Wave of Struggle in Swaziland? Date:Thursday 25 Nov 2021 Time: 5:30 PM (SAST)...
by theethicalagency | Nov 14, 2021 | Articles, Articles by ILRIG
By Dale T. McKinley Published in Daily Maverick. The right of access to information connects all other rights precisely because a commoning of and public access to information is the lifeblood of any meaningful democratic accountability and participation. A large part...
Public Forum – ADM, ILRIG and Cissy Gool House
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?