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R-0109458	Harry Gwala honoured for his life of struggle
R-0109457	Workers must discuss how guidelines add to Freedom Charter
R-0109455	Our mines will continue until mines run by workers
R-0109454	MUM Congress supports SWAPO
R-0109453	Cubans celebrate 30 years
R-0109452	Anglo is trying very hard to buy Gold Fields
R-0109450	Delegates prepare for NUM National Congress
R-0109449	Singing and stamping our feet to freedom
R-0109448	Book exposes Anglo empire secrets
R-0109447	Co-operatives start small and cannot provide employment for everyone
R-0109446	Three safety agreements signed by NUM and mines
R-0109283	Accident monitor
R-0109444	Workers must know their rights if injured
R-0109443	New law hands health and safety control to bo
R-0109442	Fake pamphlets to confuse workers
R-0109441	Job racism is alive and well on the mines
R-0109440	Campaigns to build union and recruit members
R-0109439	A year to unite in action in defence of NUM
R-0109438	Regional congresses resolve to fight mine repression
R-0109437	Summit unites against labour act
R-0109436	The NUM Code of Conduct
R-0109435	Negotiations begin over mine Code of Conduct
R-0109434	Police raid union offices and question organisers
R-0109433	Forty thousand sign petition to save Mgedezi from death row
R-0109432	Boycott hits mining town hard
R-0109431	National minimum wage in 1989
R-0109430	Branches must form living wage committees
R-0109187	News update
R-0109426	Congress in pictures
R-0109425	Capitalism has failed in South Africa
R-0109424	We want job security, says Motlatsi
R-0109423	Congress charts the way forward: single sex hostels must be abolished
R-0109422	The mining industry summit gets off the ground
R-0109421	International solidarity and action will bring our struggle to victory
R-0109419	The longest strike is over
R-0109418	Repression at Anglo mine
R-0109416	Union battles Chamber for every cent
R-0109415	The case for a national minimum wage for mineworkers
R-0109414	Tough wage talks - but a new wage policy advanced
R-0109413	National Sports Congress looks at mass-based future
R-0109410	ANC guidelines on future South Africa - call to workers to discuss constitution
R-0109409	A Soweto son comes home
R-0109407	Free to vote for SWAPO
R-0104358	May Day is ours
R-0109405	Mineworkers on the march
R-0109403	AIDS is a world problem
R-0109402	Workers fight for injury rights
R-0109401	Mining poets
R-0109400	Provident fund has many benefits
R-0109399	Mgedezi saved but more to hang