Articles for Terry Bell
A confusion of unions
Talk is of unity, but actions are divisive
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 11 May 2016
Wife of station bomber dies
Ann Harris Wolfe (Pearson), 1938-2016, was the wife of John Harris, the only man classified white to be hanged by the apartheid state for political crimes
By Terry Bell
News | 18 April 2016
Is Zuma threatening to fragment the country?
Ominous Melmoth meeting suggests he is
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 11 April 2016
Lessons in state capture from the Broederbond scandal
The ANC investigation into the Gupta scandal needs to be treated with caution
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 29 March 2016
Why unions joined Gordhan’s roadshow
Federations attempt to “save the country”
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 22 March 2016
One step closer to replacing COSATU?
A new labour federation hopes to trigger a workers' party
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 14 March 2016
The real message of International Women’s Day
The intentions of the women who founded it have been distorted
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 7 March 2016
Gordhan versus the unions versus the rating agencies
Despite murmurs of support there are signs that unions are unhappy with the budget
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 28 February 2016
How trade unions reacted to the Sona
Much point-scoring with the one good proposal lost in the noise
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 22 February 2016