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Statement on the passing away of Vuyo Mbuli

The SACP has received with shock and sadness the news of the sudden passing away of Mr. Vuyo Mbuli. At the time of his passing away he was an anchor for Morning Live and presented a talk show on Safm.

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Statement on the report into the landing of a private jet at Waterkloof

The SACP notes the announcements made today at the press conference of the Justice and Crime Prevention Cluster. Whilst we await the full report in order to understand fully what happened and for us to be privy to all the information in front the Ministers, the SACP would like to urge government to release the full report and for relevant authorities to act swiftly on those implicated. The SACP reiterates that no stone must be left unturned in dealing with this saga.

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May 2013 SACP discussion document

This document is intended to open up constructive discussion and debate on the National Development Plan (NDP) - in the first place within SACP ranks. However, we are also releasing this document publicly in the hope that it will contribute to placing the discussion on the NDP onto a more constructive base. It is our view that the manner in which the NDP is being presented, by avid supporters and by die-hard opponents alike, risks exactly the opposite of what the NDP was intended to achieve. In particular, we are deeply concerned that the NDP is being turned into a divisive political football.

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SACP Supports Government-led De Doorns Farm Dialogue as a step towards undoing the legacy of Natives Land Act of 1913!

Since farm workers strike for wage increase from R65 to R150 per day, the structural problems of skewed land ownership, squalid living conditions, abuse of farm workers, racism and abject poverty have been exposed. The SACP continues to voice its support for the genuine demands of workers for a living wage and more broadly equitable land distribution and thus economic ownership!

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ABOUT THE SACP
 

The South African Communist Party was founded in 1921 and has always been in the forefront of the struggle against imperialism and racist domination. The SACP is a partner in the Tripartite Alliance consisting of the African National Congress and the Congress of South African Trade Union. The Youth Wing of the SACP is the Young Communist League.