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Union Moves Court Against Dismissal of 643 Workers by Mining Giant Amplats
22 May 2019
The 643 workers at Amplats’ Limpopo platinum mine were dismissed after they went on an eight-day strike. The workers were protesting the company’s bid to change their contract unilaterally.
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“Unions Have to Look Deeper into the Real Problems Affecting People’s Livelihoods”
02 May 2019
In an interview with Peoples Dispatch, Njabulo Dlamini recalls the Swaziland teachers union’s recent struggles and the challenges they are confronting under the monarchy.
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Workers in Lesotho’s ‘Garments’ Sector Threaten Strike
23 Mar 2019
The workers in two of the Nien Hsing’s six factories demand the creation of a separate fabric and paper mill sector, the activities of which are wrongly classified under garment sector, which has the…
Pavan Kulkarni
At Least 1,000 Zimbabweans Arrested During January Protests are Still Behind Bars
22 Mar 2019
As many as 995 protesters have been denied bail and continue to languish in prison. Recent reports have revealed the extent of cruelty by security forces on the people of the country, as well as the…
Pavan Kulkarni
University of Zambia Employees on Strike Over Unpaid Salaries
15 Mar 2019
For a decade, the government has been systematically under-funding the university, and has threatened the students’ and teachers’ unions for protesting.
Pavan Kulkarni
“The uprising in Sudan is building on decades of protests against the regime”
13 Mar 2019
As protests intensify in Sudan against president Omar al-Bashir, Peoples Dispatch talks to Dr. Fathi Elfad of the Sudanese Communist Party, who was recently released from prison, on the origins of…
Pavan Kulkarni
Can Terrorism Be Fought in Alliance With the Saudis?
25 Feb 2019
Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi agrees to “enhance further cooperation in the Counter-terrorism efforts” with one of the largest state sponsors of terrorism.
Pavan Kulkarni
A Bigger Case For US Crimes Against Humanity Than For a Venezuelan Home Grown Crisis
20 Feb 2019
If the farce of a Venezuelan homegrown crisis is debunked, it might make way for the leveling of charges of crimes against humanity against US in the International Criminal Court.
Pavan Kulkarni
Oil Giant Shell Finally Faces Its Day In Court For Complicity In Rapes and Murders In Nigeria
13 Feb 2019
Through the early 90s, the Anglo-Dutch Shell petroleum company egged the Nigerian state to crack down violently on members of the Ogoni community and activists who were protesting the ecological…
Pavan Kulkarni
Oil Giant Shell Finally Faces Its Day in Court For Complicity in Rapes And Murders in Nigeria
13 Feb 2019
Through the early 90s, the Anglo-Dutch Shell petroleum company egged the Nigerian state to crack down violently on members of the Ogoni community and activists who were protesting the ecological…