Black Struggle

Azania (South Africa): The Line Has Been Drawn and the Working Class Is Still Holding the Shorter End of the Stick

By Mandla ka Phangwa (reprinted from Black Republic Issue No. 13, January 2019; for more information contact blackrepublic1976@gmail.com) It has been a year now since the ANC [...]

February 16, 2019

Zimbabwe’s Path Towards Neo-Liberalism and its Effects So Far

(reprinted from the February 2019 issue of The Organizer newspaper) By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa In mid-January Zimbabwe experienced violent protests triggered by the austerity [...]

February 2, 2019

Support the Campaign For a New Labor-Based Party!

Dear readers: We urge you, if you haven’t done so already, to endorse the Labor-Community Campaign for an Independent Party and to support the next stage of the campaign: [...]

November 27, 2018

Prison Strike Sweeps the Nation

By MYA SHONE On September 9, 24,000 inmates in at least 12 states refused to show up for work. Their bold action was the culmination of a 19-day prison strike in which [...]

September 28, 2018

The Zimbabwe Elections and the Aftermath

By MAFA KWANISAI MAFA [Note: Comrade Mafa is a university worker and leader of Chimurenga Vanguard, or Vanguard of the Rebellion, which is the Zimbabwean organisation [...]

September 27, 2018

Election 2016 and “Russian Hacking”: Pointing Fingers at the Wrong Culprit —What’s Behind the Justice Department’s Witch-Hunt

By the Editorial Board of The Organizer Newspaper On Feb. 16, the U.S. Justice Department indicted 13 Russian nationals and three organizations for allegedly entering into a [...]

April 6, 2018