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Southern African Anarchist & Syndicalist History Archive

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Archive: Libertarians, the Left and the Middle East webpage (1)
Audio (2)
Country (of origin) (502)
- Lesotho (prev. 'Basutoland') (1)
- Mozambique (2)
- Namibia (prev. 'South West Africa') (3)
- South Africa (493)
- Swaziland (5)
- Zambia (prev. 'Northern Rhodesia') (8)
- Zimbabwe (prev. 'Southern Rhodesia') (15)
Decade (513)
- 1900s (5)
- 1910s (31)
- 1920s (27)
- 1930s (12)
- 1940s (3)
- 1950s (9)
- 1980s (1)
- 1990s (255)
- 2000s (157)
- 2010s (82)
Organisations (483)
- Anarchist Awareness League (4)
- Anarchist Black Cross- SA (8)
  - 'Black Alert' magazine (2)
- Anarchist Revolutionary Movement (48)
  - Unrest magazine (4)
- Azanian Anarchist Alliance (12)
  - Revolt Magazine (9)
- Bikisha Media Collective (BMC) (50)
- Durban Anarchist Federation (3)
- Industrial Socialist League (IndSL) (7)
- Industrial Workers of Africa (IWA) (13)
- Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) – 1910s (11)
- Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) – 1990s, 2000s (2)
- Inkuleleko (Wits) (2)
- International Socialist League (ISL) (17)
- Other Impacts (89)
  - Council of Action (1920-1922) (1)
  - Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa (ICU) (18)
  - Red and Black Forums (10)
  - Soundz of the South (27)
  - Workers Library and Museum (7)
- Other Syndicalist Unions (6)
- Phambili Motsoaledi Community Project (37)
  - 'Vuka Motsoaledi' / 'Motsoaledi News' (10)
- Social Democratic Federation (SDF) (3)
- Tokologo African Anarchist Collective (8)
- Workers Solidarity Federation (WSF) (209)
  - Articles from 'Workers Solidarity' (80)
  - In-Depth WSF Analyses (10)
  - Workers' Solidarity: Magazine of the WSF (32)
  - WSF Internal Bulletin (extracts only) (3)
  - WSF Leaflets & Statements (31)
  - WSF posters and meetings (6)
  - WSF reading group (8)
- Zabalaza Action Group (aka Anarchist Union) (13)
- Zabalaza Anarchist Communist Front (118)
  - Zabalaza News (bulletin) (3)
- Zabalaza Books (22)
Other articles by anarchists, syndicalists, related (30)
Other Languages (14)
Photos (44)
Posters (39)
T-shirts and banners (11)
Uncategorized (2)
Video (7)

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Southern African Anarchist sites

Zabalaza Books Publishing project linked to the Zabalaza Anarchist Communist Front.
Zabalaza.Net The Home of Southern African Anarchism online.

Other Southern African History sites

South African Labour History The South African Labour History Project aims to collect and document material relating to the history of the South African Labour Movement.
South African History Online SAHO is a non-partisan people’s history project. It was established in June 2000 and aims to address the biased way in which the history and cultural heritage of South Africans is represented.
South African History Archive SAHA is an independent human rights archive dedicated to documenting, supporting & promoting greater awareness of past and contemporary struggles for justice in South Africa.
SAHO's South African labour history The Labour history section of the SAHO site.

Latest from Zabalaza.net

Anarchism’s relevance to black and working class strategy: Dispelling ten myths
Rebuilding the workers’ movement for counter-power, justice and self-management: A contribution to the debate
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A case for anarchist class analysis: Why it works better than the Marxist approach and what it means for struggles (Leroy Maisiri)
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Latest publications from Zabalaza Books

A Case for Anarchist Class Analysis: Why it Works Better than the Marxist Approach and What it Means for Struggles
Basic Bakunin
Alternatives from the Ground Up: Anarchism/Syndicalism and (Black) Working Class Self-Emancipation in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Anarchism and the National Liberation Struggle
Class Struggles in South Africa: from Apartheid to Neo-Liberalism

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