Socialist Action (US)

The monthly paper of Socialist Action, San Francisco, 1983–2010

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Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 5, May 1985 · scan p. 2 · about 129 words

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achieve, bring about, or promote any constitutional, political, industrial, social, or economic aim or change in the Republic....

The economic situation of Black workers in relation to whites remains deplorable despite the dramatic increase in independent Black trade unions since 1979. Salaries in the industrial sectors in 1982 averaged around 1350 Rand (1 Rand =$1.24 in March 1984) a month for white workers as contrasted with about 320 Rand for Black workers. Unemployment is extremely high among $15 billion has South Africa by and banks.

Over 30 U.S. cr at least $50 milli or hire at least South Africa.

33 percent of all to South Africa tinancial insultutions. been invested in U.S. corporations irporations report on in annual sales 1000 workers in outstanding loans are held by U.S.

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