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Search complete. 10 mentions across 7 episodes found for "national center".
Oct 14, 2026
COSATU elects new leadership
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0:00Mbhazima ShilowaGUEST
You're with John Perlman on 702.
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0:04John PerlmanHOST
Let's focus then on the Trade Union Federation, CASATU.
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0:08John PerlmanHOST
They had to reconvene the 2026 conference, but it appears they've got all the business done and included in that business is the election of the new office bearers.
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0:18John PerlmanHOST
Mike Shingange, a member of the SACP Central Committee said, and also a former president of the National Education Health and Allied Workers Union, Nehawu, has been elected president.
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1:28speaker_1HOST
Mike Shingange is Cosatu's new president.
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1:30speaker_1HOST
He's been elected at the Trade Union Federation's fifteenth National Congress in Kempton Park.
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1:36speaker_1HOST
Shingange's election comes despite his precautionary suspension by the union Nehawu.
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1:43speaker_1HOST
Former Deputy National Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya has denied making threats against witnesses in his sexual offenses, offenses case.
12 October-8am news
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1:26speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[audience applauding] And that is not really what the government is advocating on when we talk about employment creation.
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1:37Leonard WitbeenHOST
South Africa's Federation of Trade Unions has condemned the burning of vehicles, shops, and buildings, as well as looting and property destruction.
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1:44Leonard WitbeenHOST
The federation says no protest or political demand justifies violence, intimidation, or the destruction of livelihoods.
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1:51Leonard WitbeenHOST
Its spokesperson, Asive Diani, says the unrest has been fueled by misinformation about a Constitutional Court ruling on undocumented foreign nationals.
China and the Dialectics of Labour w/ Immanuel Ness
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41:06Immanuel NessGUEST
general concern with the working class, but the concern is because the working class may get out of hand and may begin to organize on their own.
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41:17Immanuel NessGUEST
I would contrast that with the Chinese model, and this may surprise many, in saying that actually in China, workers make demands on unions, that the Communist Party of China is the dominant organization in China that also is responsible for setting policy or the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, the National Trade Union.
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41:50Immanuel NessGUEST
And I think that's another point.
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41:52Immanuel NessGUEST
I'll make no, you know, I'm not cutting corners or I'm not obfuscating anything.
1 HR LATER
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101:35Immanuel NessGUEST
Further, I did mention the World Federation of Trade Unions, though I do examine them in the book.
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101:44Immanuel NessGUEST
WFTU was formed in 1945, just after the end of the Second World War.
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101:50Immanuel NessGUEST
It is actually an international trade union representing workers throughout the world.
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101:54Immanuel NessGUEST
It changed dramatically over the last decade.
Germany's far right on the march: crisis and resistance to the AfD
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20:39Anni FenderGUEST
This weekend, we have two opportunities, two very good opportunities that give us a chance to do that.
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20:45Anni FenderGUEST
On Saturday, the DGB, the Union Federation, you know, all unions are in the DGB.
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20:52Anni FenderGUEST
They have called for a number of demonstrations all over Germany against the social cuts of the government.
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20:57Anni FenderGUEST
We'll see how big those demonstrations will be, but I'm very hopeful.
The Cuban Revolution and the Imperialist Siege
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55:44speaker_0HOST
But, uh, in the meantime, you have the masses organizing.
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55:48speaker_0HOST
Also, they, they had the new Trade Union Federation, the National Student Federation, the, uh, Federation of Cuban Women, different organizations that brought in the participation of the mass of the population.
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55:59speaker_0HOST
And the new Communist Party was formed, actually formed on October 3rd, 1965.
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56:05speaker_0HOST
Um, so this, you did have, you know, this degree of organization from below.
The Stay Behinds: Sweden’s Cold War Guardians | Johan Wennström
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17:42Johan WennströmGUEST
It was important to include people who were familiar with the local terrain.
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17:49Johan WennströmGUEST
and or had, you know, plausible reasons for traveling around their local environments to scout, you know, possible locations for wartime headquarters or landing sites, etc., The organization had at its top a small national leadership consisting of military and intelligence advisors, the heads of the two major labor market organizations, the Swedish Employers Association and the Trade Union Confederation, and various heads of public agencies, such as the Telecommunications Authority.
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18:36Johan WennströmGUEST
And they also had a small tactical staff, you might say.
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18:42Johan WennströmGUEST
And, you know, the national leadership consisted of roughly 10 or so people.