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After Apartheid: Social Struggles in South Africa

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Tuesday October 20, 2009 09:13

by Ci - Workers Solidarity Movement

A Public Meeting hosted by the WSM

This Monday, 26th October at 19:30, come along to the Central Hotel on Exchequer Street to hear a first hand account of Social Struggles in South Africa since the fall of Apartheid. Hear about the strikes and community revolt, and how normal people are fighting back! With a guest speaker from the Zabalaza ACF.

Mon 26th Oct,
19:30
Central Hotel,
Exchequer Street.

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Meeting blurb

Tue Oct 20, 2009 09:28

This meeting will present a brief history of southern African anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism and the current situation South African anarchists face. It will also deal with the current context: the xenophobic pogroms of 2008, the recent election of Jacob Zuma as president and what his administration means for the popular classes, the effects of the global economic crisis on South Africa - the recent wave of strikes, community revolts and more, and activities anarchists are involved in. Our comrade's presentation will also look at the situations and struggles in Zimbabwe and Swaziland, and relate how events in the southern Africa region connect with other struggles around the world, like here in Ireland.