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1. CONTRIBUTORS

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

2. INDEX

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

3. CONCLUSION Questions, Answers and New Directions

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

4. CHAPTER 14 The Labour Movement's Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

5. PART III NEW FORMS OF ORGANISING

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

7. CHAPTER 9 Why Other Spaces Matter: The Case of Mamelodi Train Sector

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

8. CHAPTER 11 Hegemony, Counter-hegemony and the Role of Social Movements

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

10. PART IV LABOUR AND LOCKDOWN

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

11. CHAPTER 12 Competing Interests: Investment Companies and the Future of Labour

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

14. PART II TECHNOLOGY AND WORK

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

15. CHAPTER 5 Trade Unions, Technology and Skills

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

17. PART I CHANGING SOLIDARITIES

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

19. CHAPTER 3 Youth, Trade Unions and the Challenges of Employment

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

20. INTRODUCTION. Disruptions and New Directions in South African Labour Studies

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

22. Half title Page, Title, Copyright

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

23. CHAPTER 2 Patriarchal Collusions and Women's Marginalisation in Mining Unions

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

24. ACRONYMS

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

25. FIGURES AND TABLES

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

26. Front Cover

Author

Webster, Edward, van der Walt, Lucien, Xaba, Jantjie, Nomvete, Sandla, Ngcwangu, Siphelo, Mmadi, Mpho, Mashayamombe, John, Magoqwana, Babalwa, Lorgat, Aisha, Hlatshwayo, Mondli, Xulu-Gama, Nomkhosi, Cherry, Janet, Bezuidenhout, Andries, Bischoff, Christine, and Tshoaedi, Malehoko

Published
2023

29. Online Learning during the South African COVID-19 Lockdown: University Students Left to Their Own Devices

Author

Hlatshwayo, Mondli

Abstract

After the announcement of a national lockdown by the South African state in March 2020, university students and lecturers had to conduct learning activities online. In countries where reliable information and communications technologies exist, this transition was relatively smooth. Students were able to learn using internet-based online learning systems. This is not the case in South Africa. Based on in-depth interviews with some students and lecturers and the use of internet resources, this article demonstrates that the participation of students from poor and working-class households evinced many deficiencies. This is because South Africa's information and communications technology infrastructure disadvantages poor and working-class households. The poor access to online learning that students from working-class and poor households experienced demonstrates that in South Africa the argument about the promise of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which must supposedly be embraced by everyone, is simply not tenable and is not supported by any evidence. Instead, many working-class and poor South Africans, as shown by facts presented in this article, have not even realised the assumed benefits of the Third Industrial Revolution, which comprises information and communications technologies. For the students who participated in this study, poor information and communications technology infrastructure and the challenges pertaining to access to laptops and computers made online learning during the lockdown very difficult.

Published
2022

31. From home to the border: A critical analysis of Zimbabwean migrant women's migration strategies.

Author

SIBANDA, Sehlaphi and HLATSHWAYO, Mondli

Subjects
BORDERLANDS, CRITICAL analysis, BRIBERY, IMMIGRANTS, GENDER
Abstract

Zimbabwean migrant women encounter numerous challenges from their homes to the borders of Zimbabwe and South Africa, as well as upon arrival in Johannesburg, and during their stay there. In addition to the decision to move to South Africa, particularly Johannesburg, these migrant women from Zimbabwe plan their journeys from their homes to the border and carry them out with many considerations that they made while planning the journey at home, a process that is not extensively covered in the literature. Based on in-depth interviews with some Zimbabwean women migrants, the article reveals that these women plan their journeys by incorporating religious and cultural practices and using road transport to move from their homes to places near the borders. Upon reaching the borders, some cross the Limpopo river on foot, while others enter South Africa via Botswana. Relatively few women follow the normal, formal border route to enter South Africa. Many either bribe border authorities, while others take the risky route of traveling on foot and crossing the dangerous Limpopo river. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024

34. Building Workers' Education in the Context of the Struggle against Racial Capitalism: The Role of Labour Support Organisations

Author

Hlatshwayo, Mondli

Abstract

In South Africa, with few exceptions, scholarship on the modern labour movement which emerged after the Durban strikes of 1973 tends to focus on trade unions that constituted the labour movement, strikes, collective bargaining, and workplace changes. While all these topics covered by labour scholars are of great importance, there is less emphasis on the role played by labour support organisations (LSOs) which, in some cases, predate the formation of the major trade unions. Based on an analysis of historical writings, some archival and internet sources, this article critically discusses the contribution of LSOs and their use of workers' education to build and strengthen trade unions, which became one of the critical forces in the struggles against racial capitalism in the 1980s. In particular, it critically examines the work of the Urban Training Project (UTP) and the South African Committee for Higher Education (SACHED) workers' education programmes as a contribution to building the labour movement. The relationship between trade unions which had elaborated structures of accountability and LSOs which were staffed by a relatively small layer of activists also led to debates about accountability and mandates.

Published
2018

35. Locating Premigration as a Critical Stage in the Migration Value Chain: The Premigration Experiences of Zimbabwean Migrant Women.

Author

Sibanda, Sehlaphi and Hlatshwayo, Mondli

Subjects
VALUE chains, RESTAURANTS, IMMIGRANTS, MENSTRUATION, SEXUAL assault
Abstract

This article draws on the narratives of 29 Zimbabwean migrant women employed in the Johannesburg restaurant industry. It uses qualitative methods through in-depth interviews. Although there is a growing amount of research on the migration experiences of Zimbabwean migrant women, the paper argues that there is a need to deepen the examination of the premigration phase because it is the foundation of the migration process. A thorough examination of premigration in this paper offers a crucial understanding of the circumstances behind migration choices, encompassing incentives, decision-making procedures and premigration arrangements and plans. Some women incorporate menstruation as part of their migration plan and strategy. Menstruation may occasionally shield women from sexual assault by men when they travel to Johannesburg. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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37. An overview of the conditions of workers and the unions in South Africa and Nigeria

Author

Onyeonoru, Ifeanyi P. and Hlatshwayo, Mondli

Subjects
syndicats, politique néolibérale, ajustement structurel, colonialisme, travail migrant, unions, neo-liberal policy, structural adjustment, colonialism, migrant labour
Abstract

This paper discusses the conditions of workers and the unions in South Africa and Nigeria pointing out obstacles and challenges similar in both countries. Whilst the contexts are different, trade unions in Nigeria and South Africa had to contend with the expression of colonialism and neo-colonial oppression in the workplaces. In post-independence, Nigerian unions had to mobilise against neoliberal policies, leading to confrontation with the government of the day. Similarly, in post-apartheid South Africa, unions had to contend with workplace restructuring imposed by employers and the state. Neoliberal attacks on workers and working conditions have also led to changes in the social composition of workers and the rise of precarious forms of work in both countries. Beyond that, union federations are also faced with fragmentation and division, weakening their position to challenge attacks on workers. Cet article examine les conditions des travailleurs et des syndicats en Afrique du Sud et au Nigéria en soulignant les obstacles et les défis similaires dans les deux pays. Bien que les contextes soient différents, les syndicats au Nigéria et en Afrique du Sud ont dû faire face à l’expression du colonialisme et de l’oppression néocoloniale sur les lieux de travail. Après l’indépendance, les syndicats nigérians ont dû se mobiliser contre les politiques néolibérales, conduisant à une confrontation avec le gouvernement de l’époque. De même, en Afrique du Sud après l’apartheid, les syndicats ont dû faire face à la restructuration du lieu de travail imposée par les employeurs et l’État. Les attaques néolibérales contre les travailleurs et les conditions de travail ont également conduit à des changements dans la composition sociale des travailleurs et à la montée de formes de travail précaires dans les deux pays. Au-delà de cela, les fédérations syndicales sont également confrontées à la fragmentation et à la division, affaiblissant leur position face aux attaques contre les travailleurs.

Published
2023

38. Violence, Resilience and Solidarity: The Right to Education for Child Migrants in South Africa

Author

Hlatshwayo, Mondli and Vally, Salim

Abstract

This article examines the psychology of migrant learners' resilience, their right to education, and how migrant organizations and South African civil society are supporting and reinforcing the agency of migrant learners and their parents. It is based on a year-long study conducted by researchers at the University of Johannesburg's Centre for Education Rights and Transformation (CERT), funded by the Foundation for Human Rights. Testimonies, participatory workshops, surveys, interviews, and focus groups with learners, parents, educators, officials, and civil society activists in three South African provinces were studied--Gauteng, Limpopo, and the Western Cape--spanning rural, urban, and township areas. The article is framed by the traumatic experiences of migrant learners before entering South Africa, during their stay, and often when they are deported. Topics covered in the testimonies include children's rights to, and in education, they also traverse gender issues, the travails of unaccompanied minors, and obstacles preventing migrants' participation in schooling and society.

Published
2014
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48. Social movements as learning spaces: the case of the defunct Anti-Privatisation Forum in South Africa.

Author

Hlatshwayo, Mondli

Subjects
SOCIAL movements, SCHOOL privatization, POLITICAL science education, EDUCATION conferences, DISTRIBUTIVE justice, FORUMS
Abstract

Copyright of Review of African Political Economy is the property of Review of Political Economy (ROAPE) and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2022
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