CNA strike and picket at their warehouse in Durban.
Management chases Journalists away and try to disperse a picket line which took place at the CNA Warehouse in Rossburgh near Durban. Workers were picketing over a wage dispute between CNA and the Commercial and Catering Allied Workers Union of South Africa. (CCAWUSA)
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Abafana Bo Moya performing at the MAWU AGM.
Abafana Bo Moya performing at the Metal & Allied Workers Union(MAWU) Annual General Meeting at Curries Fountain, Durban. November 1986. Afrapix
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People fleeing teargas fired during a MAWU meeting. Durban.
Teargas fired by police at curries fountain stadium where the Metal and Allied Workers Union (MAWU) AGM was held on 15 November 1986.
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Ben Khumalo talks to striking Mondi Paper Mill workers
"We will not be compromised" Paper printing wood and allied workers union (PPWAWU) organiser, Ben Khumalo, tells striking Mondi Paper Mill workers after management broke off negotiations and refused to backdate increases, which it had previously agreed upon with the union. Later workers were assaulted and chased off the company's property.
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Striking Toyota workers picketing at a plant in Durban
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Rod Crompton addresses members of CWIU
Members of Chemical Workers Industrial Union (CWIU) employed at mobile depots throughout SA met in Durban to discuss 'the company's disinvestment' from SA and strategies against it. Organiser Rod Crompton addresses the meeting.
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Protest about segregation in hospitals at Addington Hospital in Durban
Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) 'Open Hospital' protest at Addington Hospital in Durban. An old black man is assisted onto a stretcher at the hospital.
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Protest about segregation in hospitals at Addington Hospital in Durban
Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) 'Open Hospital' protest at Addington Hospital in Durban
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Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) organised a Freedom March in Durban. The March began with an interfaith service and ended with a mass rally outside the Durban City Hall. It is estimated that a crowd of 20000 were waving banners and posters in order to call for the end of a state of emergency.
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