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Political Education Programme
Topic 1 – Introduction to Marxism
Topic 2 – Marxism’s Dialectical and Historical Materialism
Topic 3 – Introduction to Marxist Economics
Topic 4 – the Marxist Theory of the State
Topic 5 – Trotsky’s Transitional Programme
Topic 6 – The Lessons of the Russian Revolution
Topic 7 – The Rise and Fall of Stalinism
Topic 8 – The Socialist Revolution in the Neo-Colonial World
Topic 9 – Lenin’s Theory of Imperialism
Topic 10 – Apartheid and the Liberation Struggle
Topic 11 – Marxism vs. Africanism
Topic 12 – the Revolutionary Party and Democratic Centralism
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uManyano lwaBasebenzi
Marxist Workers Tendency
Brief History of the MWT
South Africa’s Impending Socialist Revolution
The Armed Struggle
Sanctions and Disinvestment
Lessons of the 1950s
The Legacy of Leon Trotsky
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Political Education Programme
Topic 1 – Introduction to Marxism
Topic 2 – Marxism’s Dialectical and Historical Materialism
Topic 3 – Introduction to Marxist Economics
Topic 4 – the Marxist Theory of the State
Topic 5 – Trotsky’s Transitional Programme
Topic 6 – The Lessons of the Russian Revolution
Topic 7 – The Rise and Fall of Stalinism
Topic 8 – The Socialist Revolution in the Neo-Colonial World
Topic 9 – Lenin’s Theory of Imperialism
Topic 10 – Apartheid and the Liberation Struggle
Topic 11 – Marxism vs. Africanism
Topic 12 – the Revolutionary Party and Democratic Centralism
Our Organising Principles
Programme & theory
What we stand for
Manifesto
Campaigns
No to poverty pay!
No more train crashes & rail deaths!
Workplace & trade union
Revolutionary Trade Unionism
After Marikana
Community & Civic
Youth
Socialist Feminism
uManyano lwaBasebenzi
Marxist Workers Tendency
Brief History of the MWT
South Africa’s Impending Socialist Revolution
The Armed Struggle
Sanctions and Disinvestment
Lessons of the 1950s
The Legacy of Leon Trotsky
Crisis in the Middle East
Legacies
Marx
Trotsky
Mandela
Sobukwe
Winnie
International
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Struggle for a socialist Zimbabwe
Can capitalism develop Zimbabwe? (June 1990)
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