Rebels with causes: White officials in Black trade unions in South Africa, 1973-94

Article Abstract:

White officials in African American trade unions in South Africa during the 1970s and 1980s were rebels with numerous causes. These causes would help build a democratic and powerful African American trade union movement, to work towards social and economic justice, and to secure their own long-term future in South Africa.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, 1980 AD, Congress of South African Trade Unions

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Whose cause and whose history? A response to Maree

Article Abstract:

Johann Maree's response to the article, 'Rebels without a cause of their own?' raises several important points that highlight the contested nature of the working-class struggle in South Africa. An attempt is made to identify areas of convergence and divergence between the two articles.

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Similarities and differences between rebels with and without a cause

Article Abstract:

The major similarities and differences between Sakhela Buhlungu's article on rebels with and without a cause are discussed. Finally it is observed that there are reasons for the white officials to act as rebels with and without a cause.

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