WSF (1995): “Winnie’s Dismissal: An Attack On Struggle?” From Workers Solidarity, magazine of the Workers Solidarity Federation, volume 1, number 1, May-June 1995. Complete PDF is here In April, Winnie Mandela, Deputy Minister of Arts, Technology and Culture was dismissed from the Government of National Unity. Winnie was one of the so- called “populists” in the ANC. She is well- known for her criticisms of … Continue reading WSF (1995): “Winnie’s Dismissal: An Attack On Struggle?”

WSF (1995): “Boycott The [1995-1996 Municipal] Elections” From Workers Solidarity, magazine of the Workers Solidarity Federation, volume 1, number 1, May-June 1995. Complete PDF is here Because so few people bothered to register for the upcoming local elections, the deadline has been extended to the beginning of June. But its not surprising that there is so much apathy. The government has not delivered. Only 800 … Continue reading WSF (1995): “Boycott The [1995-1996 Municipal] Elections”

WSF (1995): “[History of] The Revolutionary Anarchist Tradition” From Workers Solidarity, magazine of the Workers Solidarity Federation, volume 1, number 1, May-June 1995. Complete PDF is here Anarchism has always carried the banner of revolutionary anti authoritarian socialism. Socialists need to identify with the anarchist tradition, no easy task as many have been weaned on a diet of slander that said they were not real … Continue reading WSF (1995): “[History of] The Revolutionary Anarchist Tradition”

WSF (1995): “After The Collapse Of Socialism: Anarchism Today” From Workers Solidarity, magazine of the Workers Solidarity Federation, volume 1, number 1, May-June 1995. Complete PDF is here At the present moment socialism is in crisis both in the West and the East. This is despite the need for a real alternative to capitalism. After all racism, – mass unemployment, homelessness and poverty show that … Continue reading WSF (1995): “After The Collapse Of Socialism: Anarchism Today”

WSF (1995): “Germany – May Day Riots Against Oppression” From Workers Solidarity, magazine of the Workers Solidarity Federation, volume 1, number 1, May-June 1995. Complete PDF is here Berlin- Street battles broke out between police and young German workers and unemployed after a May Day march in Berlin. The rioters used petrol bombs, rocks, and bottles. The police said that at least 14 officers were … Continue reading WSF (1995): “Germany – May Day Riots Against Oppression”

WSF (1995): “Transforming The Universities: Where The Workers Solidarity Federation Stands” From Workers Solidarity, magazine of the Workers Solidarity Federation, volume 1, number 1, May-June 1994. Complete PDF is here We in Workers Solidarity support the student and worker’s struggle to transform the universities and technikons. We stand against racism. We are for equal access to education of all people and this means fighting against … Continue reading WSF (1995): “Transforming The Universities: Where The Workers Solidarity Federation Stands”

WSF (1995): “1994 Elections: A Massive Advance For The Struggle In South Africa” From Workers Solidarity, magazine of the Workers Solidarity Federation, volume 1, number 1, May-June 1994. Complete PDF is here Legalized apartheid is finally dead. For the first time in 350 years Black South Africans are not ruled by a racist dictatorship but by a democratic parliament. Along with this capitalist democracy came … Continue reading WSF (1995): “1994 Elections: A Massive Advance For The Struggle In South Africa”