South Africa
South Africa's massive new Medupi coal-fired power plant under construction.
Sudáfrica: “Hay que volver a reivindicar la Carta de la Libertad”
Nelson Mandela con el también acusado Ruth First (centro) y el Congreso de los demócratas
Climate and collusion: 'The window to halt runaway climate change is closing fast'
Environmental activists attempt
Neue Befreiungskräfte debattieren die Zukunft eines post-Apartheid-Südafrika
[English at http://links.org.au/node/4015.]
Federico Fuentes
South Africa: Two years on, Marikana massacre still reverberates
Dead miners massacred by police outside the Mar
South Africa: New liberation forces debate post-apartheid future
Striking NUMSA members, July 2014.
Nelson Mandela with fellow accused Ruth First (centre) and Congress of Democrats s
South Africa: NUMSA hosts international symposium of left parties and movements, August 7-10, 2014
Internationalism: Members of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa sing their solidarity with the people of Gaza. Filmed at a demonstration in Port Elizabeth on July 25, 2014.
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By Castro Ngobese, NUMSA national spokesperson
August 5, 2014 -- Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal -- The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) will be hosting an International Symposium of Left Parties/Movements in Benoni, Kopanong Hotel, from August 7-10, 2014, under the theme: “Building our own Movement for Socialism: Learning the Lessons First Hand”.
The symposium is in line with NUMSA’s groundbreaking resolutions taken at our special national congress held in December 2013. The NUMSA delegates who attended the special national congress mandated the national leadership structures to “explore” the establishment of a Movement for Socialism given that the working class needs a political organisation committed in its policies and actions to the establishment of a Socialist South Africa.
In Fortaleza, BRICS became co-dependent upon eco-financial imperialism
BRICS leaders in Fortaleza, Brazil.
James Kilgore.