The Congress of South African Trade Unions was launched in Durban after years of negotiations among unions. The federation linked workers' demands with opposition to apartheid and a commitment to a nonracial democratic society. It strengthened organization at the workplace and beyond, challenging the economic foundations of racial domination through collective bargaining, political mobilization and solidarity across industries.
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What wider significance did COSATU's launch have?
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The federation connected workplace power with opposition to the political and economic structures of apartheid.
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