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workers in the struggle for new leadership.
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Address THREE black leaders of the workers' movement in South Africa have been brought to trial by the bosses' apartheid state. Thozamile Gqweta, Fisa Njikelana and Sam Kikine, leaders of the militant SAAWU have been charged with three other activists under the vicious Terrorism Act.
They have already been held in detention for months by the brutal security police. Now they face massive jail sentences. In the eyes of the bosses state they have committed the crime of fighting for workers' needs. In the eyes of the working class they have committed no crime at all.
Already, before the SAAWU Icaders weie brought to trial, the AAM called for a week of action from 16-26 June in solidarily with the 500 SAAWU strikers victimised over a ycar ago by the South African subsidiary of Rowntree Mackintosh.
The weck of action will end with a demonstration in York " site • 'of the headSocialist Organiser, Thursday 27 May, 1982. Page 6