- ZA HPRA AG3307-6-6-4
- Subseries
- 1984
Part of Fosatu Worker News
FOSATU Education workshop, Johannesburg
Part of Fosatu Worker News
FOSATU Education workshop, Johannesburg
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Including "The making of the working class" Part 10 - The formation of the Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU); also containing a pull-out calendar for 1985 .
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Last issue of FOSATU Workers News, before the launch of COSATU, including T-shirt project for fund raising; "The making of the working class" Final Part - Period 1973 up till now (1985); "What is education?" Part 2.
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Irish boycott of South African products; Workers' Party in Brazil; findings of the Kannemyer Report relating to the Langa shootings; "The making of the working class" Part 14 - The Council of Non-European Trade Unions; Bata shoe label, home work.
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Covering the Langa march on 21 March 1985; "The making of the working class" Part 12 - The first Industrial Unions; reporting about the British miners' strike.
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Containing a poster for May Day; reporting about the settlement reached between the Chemical Workers Industrial Union and Sasol; "The making of the working class" Part 11 - The ICU collapses; American protests against Apartheid; report about the unions and the motor industry in South Africa.
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Including Dunlop strike; "The making of the working class" depicting the slums of Ferreirastown and Sophiatown.
Part of Fosatu Worker News
With photographs from the FOSATU Worker Festival; an interview with a British miner; "The making of the working class" Part 7 - 1907-1922 white workers revolt. Also containing 1 page praise poem to FOSATU, written by Alfred Qabula, together with his manuscript.
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Including "The making of the working class" Part 7 - Indian indented labour in Natal.
Part of Fosatu Worker News
Including the history of May Day; and "The making of the working class" Part 6 - Gold Mining begins, containing Barnett photographs of mine workers.