>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (A.Wosni)
>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>Comrades,
>it's obvious that the class-traitorous SACP-leadership reacts to the pressure
>of
>the masses and of the rank & file of the party itself. Objectively the workers
>struck against the ANC-governement which in the interest of the new black
>bourgeoisie implements imperialism's programs for SA. By calling the ANC
>'progressive' the SACP is keeping alife the illusions of the masses and is
>thus
>acting in a counterrevolutionary way. It, of course, has to act this way since
>it (and the COSATU-leadership as well) is in the same boat with them and
>is defending the privileges of its leaders who get fat by being ministers in
>the
>neocolonial (or perhaps even subimperialist) ANC-governement.
>
>A.Holberg
>
>
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>Charles Brown schrieb:
>> SACP salutes South African workers
>>
>> Workers in South Africa staged a general strike May 10 under the leadership
>>  of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU). Following is a
>>  statement issued by the South African Communist Party (SACP) on the strike.
>>
>> * * * *
>>
>> All reports indicate massive and enthusiastic support for the general strike
>>  against job losses and for job creation. The SACP salutes the South African
>>  working class, under the revolutionary leadership of COSATU, for today's
>>  actions.
>>
>> The success of the general strike is a clear and strong message to the bosses
>>  that they must meet the COSATU demands to stop job losses. It is also a
>>  strong and clear message to our African National Congress (ANC) government
>>  to take urgent steps to meet workers' demands for amendment of relevant
>>  legislation and reviewing our economic policies to create new, quality and
>>  sustainable jobs. Today's strike was also a conscious offensive against
>>  capitalism itself.
>>
>>
>> Tens of thousands of striking workers gather in downtown Johannesburg, South
>>  Africa May 10. The continuing bad economic news is pushing President Thabo
>>  Mbeki's goal of bettering the lives of South Africans still recovering from
>>  the racist apartheid regime further out of reach.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>> --
>>
>>
>> To those who think that the workers' struggle against job losses ended today,
>>  let them know not to underestimate the resilience, fighting spirit and
>>  anti-capitalist consciousness of the South African working class.
>>
>> Millions of South African workers sacrificed more than R1.5 billion in wages
>>  today. We challenge government and the bosses to donate this money to
>>  COSATU's Job Creation Fund. This will be clear indication of their
>>  seriousness about job losses and job creation.
>>
>> Further, we reiterate our calls for the following:
>>
>> * Convening of sectoral summits in the next three months to discuss how to
>>  stop retrenchments and create jobs in each sector of the economy
>>
>> * Reviewing our country's economic policies to boost job creation
>>
>> * The mobilization of domestic private and public capital (state assets and
>>  budgetary resources) for job creation through a state led industrial
>>  strategy
>>
>> * Defend, extend and strengthen the public sector - keep state assets in
>>  public hands
>>
>> In conclusion, we call on COSATU, the ANC and other progressive organizations
>>  to convene People's Forums Against Job Losses between now and July. These
>>  forums must be held in townships, rural areas, informal settlements, the
>>  cities and wherever our people are in order to report back, consult our
>>  people and plan the way forward in transforming our economy in favor of the
>>  working class and the poor. In this regard, the SACP will mobilize its
>>  structures across the country to convene these people's forums.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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