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South Africa: ANC sees 'Swedes and Irish' behind miners' anger; Solidarity forces ANC back-down

Liv Shange returns to South Africa, July 14, 2013.

South Africa: Centenary of the 1913 Land Act

By Colin Bundy

South Africa: Pro-government faction attacks COSATU's Zwelinzima Vavi

Zwelinzima Vavi is under attack for being too critical and independent of the ANC government.

By Benjamin Fogel

From Bangui to BRICS: If you carve Africa, Africa may carve you too

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South Africa: Inauspicious start to the ANC’s year; COSATU needs to get back to first principles

South Africa: Politics, profits and policing after the Marikana Massacre

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South Africa: The tortuous road from 1996 to Mangaung

By Terry Bell

South Africa after Marikana massacre: Strike wave and new workers' organisations challenge old compromises

Thousands of Amplats mineworkers rally in Rustenburg, South Africa.

By Leonard Gentle

South Africa: Latest ANC/police attack on militant miners condemned

SACP's Blade Nzimande leads COSATU members prior to clashes with striking Anglo Platinum miners.

South Africa's political economy after the Marikana massacre

Marikana miners protest against the August 16, 2012, massacre by police.

South Africa: (Updated) Marikana Lonmin workers win 22% wage rise, but the struggle for justice goes on

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South Africa: 'The SACP has become a vanguard of ANC power factionalism'

South Africa's ANC president Jacob Zuma (right) dances with SACP general secretary Blade