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Tripartite Alliance Summit Consolidated Report of Commission Discussions on Accelerating Growth & Development 6 April, 2002 INTRODUCTION It was agreed that the discussion of economic policy provided by the Summit was a historic opportunity. The Summit gave the opportunity for the Alliance to lead the country forward. This is an important step in our joint […]

Tripartite Alliance Summit Consolidated Report of Commission Discussions on the NDR, Balance of Forces and Building the Alliance 6 April, 2002 INTRODUCTION This report summarises discussion in all six commissions on the NDR, Balance of Forces and Building the Alliance. The comprehensive commission reports will form part of post-summit background information for utilisation at various

Tripartite Alliance Summit Closing Remarks by Deputy President Jacob Zuma 7 April, 2002 This summit has been refreshing, and its deliberations are well captured in the Summit Declaration. It will disappoint our enemies, who said we would emerge more divided. There have been people who have said that the Alliance would die. Recent events led

Tripartite Alliance Summit Resolution on Palestine 7 April, 2002 This summit of the Tripartite Alliance, comprising the African National Congress (ANC), South African Communist Party (SACP), Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), and South African National Civics Organisation (SANCO): Noting, The rapidly deteriorating situation in the Middle East, occasioned by Israeli state aggression against

Tripartite Alliance Summit Joint statement of the Alliance on the progress of the Alliance Summit 31 August, 2013 The Alliance summit represented by the NEC of the African National Congress, the CEC of Congress of South African Trade Unions, the CC of the South African Communist Party and the NEC of the South African National

Tripartite Alliance Summit ANC/SACP/COSATU/SANCO Alliance Summit Special resolutions on Syria and Egypt 1 September, 2013 Let us unite to advance, deepen and defend a radical second phase of our democratic transition! The national leadership of the African National Congress, the South African Communist Party, the Congress of South African Trade Unions, and the South African