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Policies of NACTU |
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4.1 Political Party
National Liberation struggle NACTU resolved to work with all liberation movements and organisations in the quest for the establishment of a non-racial, non exploitative, non sexist democracy. In this regard NACTU met with ANC in London in 1987, PAC in Harare in 1987 BCMA in 1988 in Harare and the New Unity Movement in Johannesburg in 1989 calling for a broad front to defeat Apartheid. With political turmoil NACTU participated in various campaigns including rent boycotts. Its members and leaders went through arrests, detention and even death in the fight against Apartheid. 4.1.5 Constituent Assembly NACTU at its 1990 Congress called for the establishment of a constituent assembly based on proportional representation based on one person on vote to draw the constitution. NACTU attended the Patriotic Front Conference in Durban with this mandate. It is now history that this was achieved. NACTU called on its members to vote in 1994's general election and the 1995 local elections to ensure democratic transformation. |
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