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… the government [4] . The unrests took the form of worker strikes, peasant unrest and military rebels who wanted to overthrow the government. These strikes led to many constitutional reforms in Russia such as … them and suppressing their voices by banning their strikes and labour unions. University students developed a …

… West Africa). However, there were a number of workers’ strikes during this period. Poor wages, bad working …

… Democratic Party that was anti-war.It agitated for mass strikes among workers to end the war. In January 1919 the …

… and artisans. At times, there was cooperation and sympathy strikes carried by black workers in support of grievances … men who are accused of ‘incitement to violence’ for the strikes of the period. Two belong to the ANC, three to the …

… about exploitative working conditions. A number of strikes were held (particularly in Natal) in 1973 and between …

… Mine workers called on Malema to join their struggle and strikes across the country. After the Marikana Massacre, …

… impossible. An example of this was the 1943 Dunlop strikes. Dunlop management resisted The Trade and Labour … increases in rentals and bus-fares.  1970’s Durban Strikes In December 1972, the Nationalist Party government … [iii]   Natal in the 1970s saw a massive surge in strikes, sparked by the increased poverty and disillusionment …

… was similar to the role played by students prior to the 73 Strikes who brought to the workers? attention the issues of …

… in Marikana by the families of those killed during illegal strikes at Lonmin’s platinum mine. 14 August, Lonmin and AMCU …

… The State planned to prove that SAAWU had organised strikes together with the Revolutionary Alliance. The state?s … Alliance. All four were involved in labour disputes and strikes, and in this way they had furthered the aims of the …

… nationalism and mass action and to tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. The period culminated in the …

… of young people who played active roles in the Durban strikes of 1973 and the 1976 student uprising, events that … The first recorded stoppages of lessons,[always called strikes in the South African newspapers] and the first riots … However, “short items in the African press did mention strikes in the late twenties, and there were reports of many …

… started by covering political meetings, protests and strikes. Bernard Spong involved Paul Weinberg to assist in …

… Fund was formed in the early 1970s during the Durban Strikes  of 1973, which ‘signalled the beginning of a turning … Workers Industrial Union was formed after the Durban strikes as well. It was mainly formed by Indian women working …

… in favour of mass action using the tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. 1950 The Group Areas Act, the …