Party & Programme > The left
Another split, another sect
26 Apr 2012
The left must organise on the basis of genuine democratic centralism, argues Ben Lewis
Not out of it yet
03 Mar 2016
Bernie Sanders is still in the race, argues Tom Munday
Iran’s Elections : Winners and Losers
03 Mar 2016
Yassamine Mather analyses the results of elections to the majles and Council of Experts
Last hurrah of a psychopath
03 Mar 2016
Toni Negri, 'Storia di un comunista', Milan, 2015, pp608, €18, reviewed by Toby Abse
Possibilities and pitfalls
25 Feb 2016
The job of socialists is to channel the opportunities opened up by the Sanders campaign into the fight for class independence, argues Jim Creegan
The real Iowa coup
04 Feb 2016
Thanks to Sanders, a space is opening up for the ideas of Marxism, argues Tom Munday
Devotion to dogma
04 Feb 2016
Sadly, notes Eddie Ford, political madness is not confined to the Workers’ Institute of Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong Thought
Drowning in oil
21 Jan 2016
The capitalist world economy is fast slowing down. Investors and central bankers worry about a catastrophic crisis. Meanwhile, asks Eddie Ford, does Venezuela’s oil-reliant Bolivarian revolution face its nemesis.
Systems and symptoms
14 Jan 2016
While millions live in dire poverty, the SACP wants us to believe that the main problem is still ‘racism’. Peter Manson reports
No controversy, please
10 Dec 2015
Peter Manson reports on the PA’s second national delegate conference
Splits and divisions continue
03 Dec 2015
With Cosatu tied body and soul to the ANC, writes Peter Manson, it looks like it will soon be faced with yet another rival federation
Contradictions exposed
12 Nov 2015
School shines fresh light on SPEW’s disarray over the Labour Party, says Peter Manson
Following the crowd
12 Nov 2015
The Socialism 2015 event was marked by a distinct lack of new ideas, writes Commissaress
Admit you were wrong!
05 Nov 2015
The SPEW comrades are in urgent need of a radical rethink, argues Peter Manson
Scandals in the capital
05 Nov 2015
The manoeuvring which culminated in the fall of the mayor of Rome could result in the populist right taking control of the city, writes Toby Abse
Students force ANC retreat
29 Oct 2015
The climbdown on university fees has left the SACP general secretary looking thoroughly compromised, reports Peter Manson