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Nigeria

The Labour Party and the Crisis of Nigerian Working Class Alternative

Ola Kazeem, Lagos

Nigeria

Nigerian financial crisis: Any way out?

Ola Kazeem, Lagos

South Africa

The contradictions of the post-Apartheid state in South Africa

David van Wyk, South Africa

Party Reports

First issue of ‘The Communist’, the new Moroccan Marxist paper

Nigeria

ASUU strike and the gloomy future of education in Nigeria

Ola Kazeem, Lagos

Nigeria

Nigeria: Militants; armed forces; innocent victims

Didi Cheeka, Lagos

Theory & History

Rhodesia—let the people decide

Ted Grant

South Africa

Service Delivery Protests, Strikes and Labour Action, the Limits of Bonapartism in South Africa

David van Wyk, South Africa

Nigeria

Nigeria: Living wage a must

Didi Cheeka, Lagos

Nigeria

Nigeria on brink of another general strike

Fred Weston

Nigeria

Nigeria: Obasanjo’s Anti Corruption Campaign: “How Genuine?”

Kazeem Ola, Lagos

Nigeria

Nigerian minimum wage – again for a N20,000 minimum wage (October 2000)

Nigeria

Support the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) health workers’ strike

Workers' Alternative

Nigeria

Nigeria: NEPA workers say no privatization

Brocom Obol

Nigeria

Nigeria: Another round of betrayals!

Nigeria

Nigeria: Can the Naira be saved?

Kazeem in Lagos

South Africa

Support for the South African construction workers and miners on strike – “This is how I like to see football”

Luz Práxedis, Mexico

Nigeria

Nigeria: Beyond electoral reform – Labour must build its party now!

Ola Kazeem, Lagos

Nigeria

Nigeria: Fixing Edo – can Oshiomhole do it?

Workers' Alternative

Global

Antiwar Demos Reports from Portugal, Germany, Egypt and Tunisia

In Defence of Marxism

South Africa

The South African peasantry is resisting capitalist mining encroachment on their land

David van Wyk, South Africa

South Africa

Workers storm South African Reserve Bank

David van Wyk

Morocco

French agro-business – ‘producer of flavors’ and brutal exploitation but Moroccan workers fight back

our Moroccan Correspondent

Nigeria

Nigeria: Deregulation equals death! Socialism only way out! Oppose fuel price increases!

Ayo Ayodeji, Lagos

Africa: all articles

The Labour Party and the Crisis of Nigerian Working Class Alternative

Nigerian financial crisis: Any way out?

The contradictions of the post-Apartheid state in South Africa

First issue of ‘The Communist’, the new Moroccan Marxist paper

ASUU strike and the gloomy future of education in Nigeria

Nigeria: Militants; armed forces; innocent victims

Rhodesia—let the people decide

Service Delivery Protests, Strikes and Labour Action, the Limits of Bonapartism in South Africa

Nigeria: Living wage a must

Nigeria on brink of another general strike

Nigeria: Obasanjo’s Anti Corruption Campaign: “How Genuine?”

Nigerian minimum wage – again for a N20,000 minimum wage (October 2000)

Support the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) health workers’ strike

Nigeria: NEPA workers say no privatization

Nigeria: Another round of betrayals!

Nigeria: Can the Naira be saved?

Support for the South African construction workers and miners on strike – “This is how I like to see football”

Nigeria: Beyond electoral reform – Labour must build its party now!

Nigeria: Fixing Edo – can Oshiomhole do it?

Antiwar Demos Reports from Portugal, Germany, Egypt and Tunisia

The South African peasantry is resisting capitalist mining encroachment on their land

Workers storm South African Reserve Bank

French agro-business – ‘producer of flavors’ and brutal exploitation but Moroccan workers fight back

Nigeria: Deregulation equals death! Socialism only way out! Oppose fuel price increases!

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