Articles for Terry Bell
How history of “Kill the Boer” has been distorted
Nationalists on both sides of South Africa’s main ethnic divide misrepresent what it means
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 2 June 2025
Workers’ Day: have trade unions lost their way?
Remembering the heritage of the Haymarket Martyrs
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 1 May 2025
Fawu’s withdrawal from Cosatu shows Mama Ray’s legacy lives on
"The union is yours"
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 5 September 2016
Elections, the SABC and the unions
More than a touch of irony that Solidarity and Bemawu took SABC to court, while Cosatu-aligned union cozied up to management
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 1 August 2016
Phyllis Ntantala-Jordan dies at 96
Fighter for women's rights dies in US
By Terry Bell
News | 19 July 2016
ANC and the subversion of democracy: history repeats itself
There's nothing new in the imposition of candidates against the will of the majority
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 25 June 2016
Fire fighting should never be privatised
Lessons to be learned from the strike in Canada
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 20 June 2016
Sadtu denial gives ammunition to union bashers
Deeper investigation into "posts for sale" scandal needed
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 6 June 2016
Marx and the search for alternatives
Economic crisis prompts new interest in Marxism
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 18 May 2016