Mushin and Ijora Communities Fightback!
The TakeitBack Movement realises the importance of struggle to win democratic social and economic rights that the poor working masses and youth are being...
Democratic Insurrections in Algeria and Sudan Give Hope for the Future
The successful mass revolts in Algeria and Sudan demonstrate the power of the collective popular classes. They also show that the potential for global...
Zamfara Killings Must STOP
Generalised insecurity of lives has become the new normal in Nigeria. Across the country, and particularly in the northern states, hundreds of lives have...
Algerian movement continues after forcing out the president
Millions of people protested across Algeria on Friday 12 April after they toppled president Abdelaziz Bouteflika. Mass protests and strikes forced out Bouteflika, who announced...
Stop Tyranny at UI: Reinstate Ojo Aderemi!
The Socialist Workers and Youth League (SWL) condemns the rustication of Ojo Aderemi, President of the Students Union of the University of Ibadan (UI)...
2019 General Elections: No to the Bosses’ Parties!
Time to Build the Masses Alternative!!
On 16 February and 2 March, Nigerians will head for the polls in what is turning out to be...
Victory of right-wing populism in Brazil
Jair Bolsonaro was sworn in as the 38th president of Brazil on 1 January. In his inauguration speech, he pledged to put “Brazil above...
Women Should Have the Human Right to Control their Own Bodies
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Much ado about NANS and its discontents
In the last days of 2018, leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANA) issues a 14-day ultimatum to the Academic Staff Union...
Removal of Chief Justice Onnoghen
The suspension of the Chief Justice, Walter Nkanu Samuel Onnoghen is undemocratic, and dictatorial, being unlawful and unconstitutional. On Friday, 25th January 2019, President...
Anti-Austerity Demonstrations Against the ZANU PF Ed Junta Must Continue: Workers Must Lead!
Working-class people in Zimbabwe are rising against austerity measures and other anti-poor people policies of the bosses. Similar to the January 2012 uprising in...
Nigerian workers, minimum wage and capitalism
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