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UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE SKILLS MYTH IN SOUTH AFRICA This is the challenge that faces the communities and organizations of the urban and rural working-class and socially marginalized. Siyabulela Mama is an Ecosocialist and Permaclturerist. He is co-researcher at the Centre for Post-School Education and Training. And an activist at the Assembly of the Unemployed. Post Views: 3,319. PERSONAL INCOME TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUGGLE Personal Income Taxation in South Africa: The Struggle Against Inequality and Poverty in an Era of Crisis AIDC Economic Justice Programme | 25 March, 2019. Introduction. The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of personal income tax in South Africa. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK The Responsibility of the SA Reserve Bank. We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”. ( Business Day, 31 May). 20TH CENTURY SOUTH AFRICA: A DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY Bill Freund is a professor in the Department of Economic History at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban. His books, including The African Worker and The Making of Contemporary Africa, and numerous shorter contributions, cover a wide range of topics in African and South African history.He was recently made a Fellow of the University

of KwaZulu-Natal.

US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL One of the key proposals of the OECD’s BEPS Project is the idea of a global minimum tax. This is the same proposal now supported by the US. The OECD proposal aims to set a minimum or floor for effective corporate tax rates across countries, with the current proposed minimum being about 12%. However, this does not mean all countries

will be

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SOUTH AFRICAN MARXIST, 100 YEARS In place of this somewhat open-ended conception of Marxist internationalism, the SACP instilled an idea of Marxism as a complete and final doctrine, requiring only correct application in its local context; put differently, an idea of Marxism in which theory is separated from practice, and theoretical credentials decide practical

questions.

THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment. SOLUTIONS TO THE PARASTATAL CHALLENGE AND BEYOND The Zuma era will always be remembered as a time in which dreams and hopes of freedom were crushed and replaced with despair. During his tenure, parastatals that were supposed to serve as a tool for socio-economic liberation have been reduced to instruments to appease the self-serving drive of a sad excuse for politicians. BEYOND ‘WHITE MONOPOLY CAPITAL’ WHO OWNS SOUTH … South Africa today is a morass of wretched inequality, racial tensions and class conflicts. Despite real gains in basic rights and welfare, and the abolition of apartheid laws, its transition remains limited and frustrating, 20 years on. Nelson Mandela’s South Africa is profoundly better than P.W. Botha’s, but is no paradise; and the

legacy

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AIDC’s constituency AIDC works with organisations and movements in the labour, faith-based, community and environmental justice sectors, principally in South Africa but with activities that reach across the southern Africa region – well over 100,000 people in total. In

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UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE SKILLS MYTH IN SOUTH AFRICA This is the challenge that faces the communities and organizations of the urban and rural working-class and socially marginalized. Siyabulela Mama is an Ecosocialist and Permaclturerist. He is co-researcher at the Centre for Post-School Education and Training. And an activist at the Assembly of the Unemployed. Post Views: 3,319. PERSONAL INCOME TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUGGLE Personal Income Taxation in South Africa: The Struggle Against Inequality and Poverty in an Era of Crisis AIDC Economic Justice Programme | 25 March, 2019. Introduction. The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of personal income tax in South Africa. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK The Responsibility of the SA Reserve Bank. We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”. ( Business Day, 31 May). 20TH CENTURY SOUTH AFRICA: A DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY Bill Freund is a professor in the Department of Economic History at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban. His books, including The African Worker and The Making of Contemporary Africa, and numerous shorter contributions, cover a wide range of topics in African and South African history.He was recently made a Fellow of the University

of KwaZulu-Natal.

US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL One of the key proposals of the OECD’s BEPS Project is the idea of a global minimum tax. This is the same proposal now supported by the US. The OECD proposal aims to set a minimum or floor for effective corporate tax rates across countries, with the current proposed minimum being about 12%. However, this does not mean all countries

will be

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SOUTH AFRICAN MARXIST, 100 YEARS In place of this somewhat open-ended conception of Marxist internationalism, the SACP instilled an idea of Marxism as a complete and final doctrine, requiring only correct application in its local context; put differently, an idea of Marxism in which theory is separated from practice, and theoretical credentials decide practical

questions.

THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment. SOLUTIONS TO THE PARASTATAL CHALLENGE AND BEYOND The Zuma era will always be remembered as a time in which dreams and hopes of freedom were crushed and replaced with despair. During his tenure, parastatals that were supposed to serve as a tool for socio-economic liberation have been reduced to instruments to appease the self-serving drive of a sad excuse for politicians. BEYOND ‘WHITE MONOPOLY CAPITAL’ WHO OWNS SOUTH … South Africa today is a morass of wretched inequality, racial tensions and class conflicts. Despite real gains in basic rights and welfare, and the abolition of apartheid laws, its transition remains limited and frustrating, 20 years on. Nelson Mandela’s South Africa is profoundly better than P.W. Botha’s, but is no paradise; and the

legacy

PARTNERS - AIDC

AIDC’s constituency AIDC works with organisations and movements in the labour, faith-based, community and environmental justice sectors, principally in South Africa but with activities that reach across the southern Africa region – well over 100,000 people in total. In

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UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE SKILLS MYTH IN SOUTH AFRICA This is the challenge that faces the communities and organizations of the urban and rural working-class and socially marginalized. Siyabulela Mama is an Ecosocialist and Permaclturerist. He is co-researcher at the Centre for Post-School Education and Training. And an activist at the Assembly of the Unemployed. Post Views: 3,319. REFLECTING ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE DURING AND BEYOND South Africa’s 2nd Pandemic: reflecting on gender-based violence during and beyond Covid-19. For the past five months South Africa, like many other countries across the globe, has been caught in the grip of the Covid-19 pandemic. It has fundamentally THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK The Responsibility of the SA Reserve Bank. We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”. ( Business Day, 31 May). THIS CHANGES EVERYTHIN This Changes Everything. Amandla Magazine | Issue 69 Editorial | 31 March 2020. For many, the lockdown of 21 days will be a severe test. For some it will in effect be impossible. Imagine being under lock-down for 21 days in a one bedroom shack with six or seven others. Tensions and violence are bound to rise, and it is women who will bear

the

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SOUTH AFRICAN MARXIST, 100 YEARS In place of this somewhat open-ended conception of Marxist internationalism, the SACP instilled an idea of Marxism as a complete and final doctrine, requiring only correct application in its local context; put differently, an idea of Marxism in which theory is separated from practice, and theoretical credentials decide practical

questions.

WHAT IS FASCISM AND HOW DO WE FIGHT IT TODAY? Fascism is commonly associated with a number of repulsive political features: authoritarianism, patriarchy and extreme nationalism based on ethnicity or race. These combine with nostalgia for a mythologised past. Fascism is suspicious of rationality and but celebrates will, instinct, violence, spectacle and raw emotion. THE AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AGREEMENT: LOSS OF The African Union’s Assembly of Heads of State and Government conceived of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) in

2012 with the

THE VIOLENT WORK OF SOUTH AFRICAN GANGS The Violent Work of South African Gangs. Public debate about gangs doesn’t really grapple with why ganging practices and cultures have been a part of the fabric of South African society, at least since the union of 1910. For working class communities on the peripheries of South Africa’s urban centres, gang violence is part of daily life,

in

SAFTU CONTACTS PER SECTOR I’m a Popcru member for years now.I was really looking for an alternative within the Police but don’t think SAPU is the solution.Im a clerk for 14years now without a promotion (level 5).Had to divorce my wife in order to send my daughter to University.Still believe that Police Officials cannot take decisions for and on behalf of civilians within in the Police cause they don’t and will

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Written by AIDC.

PERSONAL INCOME TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUGGLE Personal Income Taxation in South Africa: The Struggle Against Inequality and Poverty in an Era of Crisis AIDC Economic Justice Programme | 25 March, 2019. Introduction. The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of personal income tax in South Africa. UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE SKILLS MYTH IN SOUTH AFRICA This is the challenge that faces the communities and organizations of the urban and rural working-class and socially marginalized. Siyabulela Mama is an Ecosocialist and Permaclturerist. He is co-researcher at the Centre for Post-School Education and Training. And an activist at the Assembly of the Unemployed. Post Views: 3,319. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK The Responsibility of the SA Reserve Bank. We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”. ( Business Day, 31 May). WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SOUTH AFRICAN MARXIST, 100 YEARS In place of this somewhat open-ended conception of Marxist internationalism, the SACP instilled an idea of Marxism as a complete and final doctrine, requiring only correct application in its local context; put differently, an idea of Marxism in which theory is separated from practice, and theoretical credentials decide practical

questions.

US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL One of the key proposals of the OECD’s BEPS Project is the idea of a global minimum tax. This is the same proposal now supported by the US. The OECD proposal aims to set a minimum or floor for effective corporate tax rates across countries, with the current proposed minimum being about 12%. However, this does not mean all countries

will be

THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment.

LAND REFORM

A perfect demonstration of the Autocratic nature of traditional leadership is the Dalindyebo case where the King –Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo had acted barbarically to an extent of torching “households, crops and livestock of subsistence farmers living within his jurisdiction, in full view of their families, because they resisted his attempts to have them evicted or otherwise did not BEYOND ‘WHITE MONOPOLY CAPITAL’ WHO OWNS SOUTH … South Africa today is a morass of wretched inequality, racial tensions and class conflicts. Despite real gains in basic rights and welfare, and the abolition of apartheid laws, its transition remains limited and frustrating, 20 years on. Nelson Mandela’s South Africa is profoundly better than P.W. Botha’s, but is no paradise; and the

legacy

OPERATION HAKUDZOKWI Operation Hakudzokwi – What happened in Chiadzwa? A report of the atrocities committed by state security agents in Mutare and Chiadzwa diamond fields under ‘Operation Hakudzokwi’ (you will not return) between November 2008 and January 2009. The Marange diamond fields,Read more ›

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Perils of deregulating energy: Texas blackouts a snapshot of the fraught future of an unbundled Eskom Jonathan Cannard | DailyMaverick | 26 May, 2021 The so-called developing world – including South Africa – has the advantage of learning from the many . May 28, 2021,

Written by AIDC.

PERSONAL INCOME TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUGGLE Personal Income Taxation in South Africa: The Struggle Against Inequality and Poverty in an Era of Crisis AIDC Economic Justice Programme | 25 March, 2019. Introduction. The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of personal income tax in South Africa. UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE SKILLS MYTH IN SOUTH AFRICA This is the challenge that faces the communities and organizations of the urban and rural working-class and socially marginalized. Siyabulela Mama is an Ecosocialist and Permaclturerist. He is co-researcher at the Centre for Post-School Education and Training. And an activist at the Assembly of the Unemployed. Post Views: 3,319. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK The Responsibility of the SA Reserve Bank. We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”. ( Business Day, 31 May). WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SOUTH AFRICAN MARXIST, 100 YEARS In place of this somewhat open-ended conception of Marxist internationalism, the SACP instilled an idea of Marxism as a complete and final doctrine, requiring only correct application in its local context; put differently, an idea of Marxism in which theory is separated from practice, and theoretical credentials decide practical

questions.

US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL One of the key proposals of the OECD’s BEPS Project is the idea of a global minimum tax. This is the same proposal now supported by the US. The OECD proposal aims to set a minimum or floor for effective corporate tax rates across countries, with the current proposed minimum being about 12%. However, this does not mean all countries

will be

THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment.

LAND REFORM

A perfect demonstration of the Autocratic nature of traditional leadership is the Dalindyebo case where the King –Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo had acted barbarically to an extent of torching “households, crops and livestock of subsistence farmers living within his jurisdiction, in full view of their families, because they resisted his attempts to have them evicted or otherwise did not BEYOND ‘WHITE MONOPOLY CAPITAL’ WHO OWNS SOUTH … South Africa today is a morass of wretched inequality, racial tensions and class conflicts. Despite real gains in basic rights and welfare, and the abolition of apartheid laws, its transition remains limited and frustrating, 20 years on. Nelson Mandela’s South Africa is profoundly better than P.W. Botha’s, but is no paradise; and the

legacy

OPERATION HAKUDZOKWI Operation Hakudzokwi – What happened in Chiadzwa? A report of the atrocities committed by state security agents in Mutare and Chiadzwa diamond fields under ‘Operation Hakudzokwi’ (you will not return) between November 2008 and January 2009. The Marange diamond fields,Read more ›

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Perils of deregulating energy: Texas blackouts a snapshot of the fraught future of an unbundled Eskom Jonathan Cannard | DailyMaverick | 26 May, 2021 The so-called developing world – including South Africa – has the advantage of learning from the many . May 28, 2021,

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AIDC’s constituency AIDC works with organisations and movements in the labour, faith-based, community and environmental justice sectors, principally in South Africa but with activities that reach across the southern Africa region – well over 100,000 people in total. In

theRead more ›

REFLECTING ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE DURING AND BEYOND South Africa’s 2nd Pandemic: reflecting on gender-based violence during and beyond Covid-19. For the past five months South Africa, like many other countries across the globe, has been caught in the grip of the Covid-19 pandemic. It has fundamentally US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL One of the key proposals of the OECD’s BEPS Project is the idea of a global minimum tax. This is the same proposal now supported by the US. The OECD proposal aims to set a minimum or floor for effective corporate tax rates across countries, with the current proposed minimum being about 12%. However, this does not mean all countries

will be

THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment. WHAT IS FASCISM AND HOW DO WE FIGHT IT TODAY? Fascism is commonly associated with a number of repulsive political features: authoritarianism, patriarchy and extreme nationalism based on ethnicity or race. These combine with nostalgia for a mythologised past. Fascism is suspicious of rationality and but celebrates will, instinct, violence, spectacle and raw emotion. THIS CHANGES EVERYTHIN This Changes Everything. Amandla Magazine | Issue 69 Editorial | 31 March 2020. For many, the lockdown of 21 days will be a severe test. For some it will in effect be impossible. Imagine being under lock-down for 21 days in a one bedroom shack with six or seven others. Tensions and violence are bound to rise, and it is women who will bear

the

SOLUTIONS TO THE PARASTATAL CHALLENGE AND BEYOND The Zuma era will always be remembered as a time in which dreams and hopes of freedom were crushed and replaced with despair. During his tenure, parastatals that were supposed to serve as a tool for socio-economic liberation have been reduced to instruments to appease the self-serving drive of a sad excuse for politicians. THE AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AGREEMENT: LOSS OF The African Union’s Assembly of Heads of State and Government conceived of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) in

2012 with the

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Perils of deregulating energy: Texas blackouts a snapshot of the fraught future of an unbundled Eskom Jonathan Cannard | DailyMaverick | 26 May, 2021 The so-called developing world – including South Africa – has the advantage of learning from the many . May 28, 2021,

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AIDC’s constituency AIDC works with organisations and movements in the labour, faith-based, community and environmental justice sectors, principally in South Africa but with activities that reach across the southern Africa region – well over 100,000 people in total. In

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REFLECTING ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE DURING AND BEYOND South Africa’s 2nd Pandemic: reflecting on gender-based violence during and beyond Covid-19. For the past five months South Africa, like many other countries across the globe, has been caught in the grip of the Covid-19 pandemic. It has fundamentally PERSONAL INCOME TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUGGLE Personal Income Taxation in South Africa: The Struggle Against Inequality and Poverty in an Era of Crisis AIDC Economic Justice Programme | 25 March, 2019. Introduction. The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of personal income tax in South Africa. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK The Responsibility of the SA Reserve Bank. We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”. ( Business Day, 31 May). US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL One of the key proposals of the OECD’s BEPS Project is the idea of a global minimum tax. This is the same proposal now supported by the US. The OECD proposal aims to set a minimum or floor for effective corporate tax rates across countries, with the current proposed minimum being about 12%. However, this does not mean all countries

will be

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SOUTH AFRICAN MARXIST, 100 YEARS In place of this somewhat open-ended conception of Marxist internationalism, the SACP instilled an idea of Marxism as a complete and final doctrine, requiring only correct application in its local context; put differently, an idea of Marxism in which theory is separated from practice, and theoretical credentials decide practical

questions.

SOLUTIONS TO THE PARASTATAL CHALLENGE AND BEYOND The Zuma era will always be remembered as a time in which dreams and hopes of freedom were crushed and replaced with despair. During his tenure, parastatals that were supposed to serve as a tool for socio-economic liberation have been reduced to instruments to appease the self-serving drive of a sad excuse for politicians. THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment. BEYOND ‘WHITE MONOPOLY CAPITAL’ WHO OWNS SOUTH … South Africa today is a morass of wretched inequality, racial tensions and class conflicts. Despite real gains in basic rights and welfare, and the abolition of apartheid laws, its transition remains limited and frustrating, 20 years on. Nelson Mandela’s South Africa is profoundly better than P.W. Botha’s, but is no paradise; and the

legacy

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Perils of deregulating energy: Texas blackouts a snapshot of the fraught future of an unbundled Eskom Jonathan Cannard | DailyMaverick | 26 May, 2021 The so-called developing world – including South Africa – has the advantage of learning from the many . May 28, 2021,

Written by AIDC.

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AIDC’s constituency AIDC works with organisations and movements in the labour, faith-based, community and environmental justice sectors, principally in South Africa but with activities that reach across the southern Africa region – well over 100,000 people in total. In

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REFLECTING ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE DURING AND BEYOND South Africa’s 2nd Pandemic: reflecting on gender-based violence during and beyond Covid-19. For the past five months South Africa, like many other countries across the globe, has been caught in the grip of the Covid-19 pandemic. It has fundamentally PERSONAL INCOME TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUGGLE Personal Income Taxation in South Africa: The Struggle Against Inequality and Poverty in an Era of Crisis AIDC Economic Justice Programme | 25 March, 2019. Introduction. The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of personal income tax in South Africa. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK The Responsibility of the SA Reserve Bank. We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”. ( Business Day, 31 May). US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL One of the key proposals of the OECD’s BEPS Project is the idea of a global minimum tax. This is the same proposal now supported by the US. The OECD proposal aims to set a minimum or floor for effective corporate tax rates across countries, with the current proposed minimum being about 12%. However, this does not mean all countries

will be

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SOUTH AFRICAN MARXIST, 100 YEARS In place of this somewhat open-ended conception of Marxist internationalism, the SACP instilled an idea of Marxism as a complete and final doctrine, requiring only correct application in its local context; put differently, an idea of Marxism in which theory is separated from practice, and theoretical credentials decide practical

questions.

SOLUTIONS TO THE PARASTATAL CHALLENGE AND BEYOND The Zuma era will always be remembered as a time in which dreams and hopes of freedom were crushed and replaced with despair. During his tenure, parastatals that were supposed to serve as a tool for socio-economic liberation have been reduced to instruments to appease the self-serving drive of a sad excuse for politicians. THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment. BEYOND ‘WHITE MONOPOLY CAPITAL’ WHO OWNS SOUTH … South Africa today is a morass of wretched inequality, racial tensions and class conflicts. Despite real gains in basic rights and welfare, and the abolition of apartheid laws, its transition remains limited and frustrating, 20 years on. Nelson Mandela’s South Africa is profoundly better than P.W. Botha’s, but is no paradise; and the

legacy

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AIDC’s constituency AIDC works with organisations and movements in the labour, faith-based, community and environmental justice sectors, principally in South Africa but with activities that reach across the southern Africa region – well over 100,000 people in total. In

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REFLECTING ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE DURING AND BEYOND South Africa’s 2nd Pandemic: reflecting on gender-based violence during and beyond Covid-19. For the past five months South Africa, like many other countries across the globe, has been caught in the grip of the Covid-19 pandemic. It has fundamentally UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE SKILLS MYTH IN SOUTH AFRICA This is the challenge that faces the communities and organizations of the urban and rural working-class and socially marginalized. Siyabulela Mama is an Ecosocialist and Permaclturerist. He is co-researcher at the Centre for Post-School Education and Training. And an activist at the Assembly of the Unemployed. Post Views: 3,319. THIS CHANGES EVERYTHIN This Changes Everything. Amandla Magazine | Issue 69 Editorial | 31 March 2020. For many, the lockdown of 21 days will be a severe test. For some it will in effect be impossible. Imagine being under lock-down for 21 days in a one bedroom shack with six or seven others. Tensions and violence are bound to rise, and it is women who will bear

the

THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment. WHAT IS FASCISM AND HOW DO WE FIGHT IT TODAY? Fascism is commonly associated with a number of repulsive political features: authoritarianism, patriarchy and extreme nationalism based on ethnicity or race. These combine with nostalgia for a mythologised past. Fascism is suspicious of rationality and but celebrates will, instinct, violence, spectacle and raw emotion. SOLUTIONS TO THE PARASTATAL CHALLENGE AND BEYOND The Zuma era will always be remembered as a time in which dreams and hopes of freedom were crushed and replaced with despair. During his tenure, parastatals that were supposed to serve as a tool for socio-economic liberation have been reduced to instruments to appease the self-serving drive of a sad excuse for politicians. THE AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AGREEMENT: LOSS OF The African Union’s Assembly of Heads of State and Government conceived of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) in

2012 with the

GEOPOLITICS AND THE ROLE OF BRICS Geopolitics and the Role of BRICS. Ten years after the 2008 global financial crisis, the global economy is still stagnant and there are few prospects for a recovery. As a result, we have seen a deepening of the social crisis with rising unemployment and inequality, which is what underpins the war against women, increased crime and violence,

and

SAFTU CONTACTS PER SECTOR I’m a Popcru member for years now.I was really looking for an alternative within the Police but don’t think SAPU is the solution.Im a clerk for 14years now without a promotion (level 5).Had to divorce my wife in order to send my daughter to University.Still believe that Police Officials cannot take decisions for and on behalf of civilians within in the Police cause they don’t and will

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AIDC was formed in 1996 in response to the democratic transition in South Africa and the new opportunities and challenges it brought those seeking greater social justice within the democracy. PERSONAL INCOME TAXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUGGLE Personal Income Taxation in South Africa: The Struggle Against Inequality and Poverty in an Era of Crisis AIDC Economic Justice Programme | 25 March, 2019. Introduction. The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of personal income tax in South Africa. UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE SKILLS MYTH IN SOUTH AFRICA The majority of South Africans are young with two-thirds of the population less than 34 years of age. To date, the South African labour force is made up of 16.3 million people who can be employed but of whom over 6 million people (even if you only THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK We welcome, finally, a written response to critiques of SA Reserve Bank (SARB) monetary policy, specifically, SARB research head Chris Loewald’s “Depression risk a bad reason to jettison macroeconomic policy frameworks.”Business Day, THE HEHER COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ARE VERY QUESTIONABLE The Heher Commission’s findings are very questionable. Fort Hare Student reflects on the Free-Fee Education report . by Lwazi Ncapayi. The University of Fort Hare student population is dominated by children from rural poor-working class backgrounds, they come from their homes having challenges from back home and encounter more challenges when they enter the university environment. US-BACKED GLOBAL MINIMUM TAX WILL NOT STOP TRANSNATIONAL The problem with this proposal is that profits are not made in the New York offices of wealthy transnationals. Instead, real productive activity takes place at the bottom of the ownership chain

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A perfect demonstration of the Autocratic nature of traditional leadership is the Dalindyebo case where the King –Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo had acted barbarically to an extent of torching “households, crops and livestock of subsistence farmers living within his jurisdiction, in full view of their families, because they resisted his attempts to have them evicted or otherwise did not

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What Is Austerity? Part 1 Austerity measures aim to reduce public expenditure through spending cuts and tax increases. These cuts and increases are designed to help governments meet their obligations to pay back loans. Austerity measures…

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AFTER THE “NUMSA MOMENT”: TOWARDS A PARTY OF A NEW KIND. After the “Numsa moment”: towards a party of a new kind. Niall Reddy | Amandla 75 | March 2021 Over the last decade, the Left in a number of Western countries has undergone a historic transition from “protest to politics”,…

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GOVERNMENT DOES NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO IGNORE RURAL CITIZENS Government does not have the right to ignore rural citizens Wilmien Wicomb | Mail and Guardian Thought Leader | 24 May In a remarkable display of legal gymnastics, parliament’s constitutional and legal services office has suggested that there is no…

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PERILS OF DEREGULATING ENERGY: TEXAS BLACKOUTS A SNAPSHOT OF THE FRAUGHT FUTURE OF AN UNBUNDLED ESKOM Perils of deregulating energy: Texas blackouts a snapshot of the fraught future of an unbundled Eskom Jonathan Cannard | DailyMaverick | 26 May, 2021 The so-called developing world – including South Africa – has the advantage of learning from the many…

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No Jobs and no Basic Income – Unemployment Stats Downplay SA’s Jobs Crisis By the Alternative Information and Development Centre (AIDC) and the Assembly of the Unemployed (AoU) 03 June, 2021 The AIDC and the AoU note the results of…

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BUILDING A PAN AFRICANISM FROM BELOW Building a Pan Africanism from below  Boipelo Bonokwane | Womin | 31 May 2021 Ma 25th is observed across the region as African Liberation Day and marks the commemoration of the Pan African unity which laid the foundation for the…

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