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28 November 2024 Roadmap / Report / Declaration of 1st African Trade Union Organising and Collective Bargaining Strategic Forum

The African Trade Union Organizing and Collective Bargaining Strategic Forum took place in Kigali, Rwanda, from October 3-4, 2024, under the slogan “Building African Workers’ Power in Our Lifetime,” brought together 85 trade unionists from 28 African countries, including Belgium, Turkey and (…)

30 October 2024 2024 Progress Report for ITUC-Africa General Council

Forward from the General Secretary - August 2024 As we approach another year of relentless advocacy, strategic action, and unwavering commitment to improving the lives of workers across Africa, it is with a profound sense of duty and responsibility that I present this progress report. Our work (…)

7 March 2024 Report of the TU Labour Migration MOU Implementation-2022

This report is a synthesis of the engagements of six regional organizations that came together to advance and improve the spaces for the protection of the rights of migrant workers, including domestic workers who are often “hidden” yet exposed to more significant abuses and violations. The (…)

5 June 2023 A trade union focus on the SDGs - Burkina Faso

Trade unions in Burkina Faso are consulted by the government on the implementation of the 2030 Agenda through sectoral dialogues and annual reviews. Although the SDGs are not discussed in the context of social dialogue per se, trade union contributions are accepted informally. However, trade (…)

5 June 2023 A trade union focus on the SDGs - Rwanda

Rwanda has integrated the goals of the 2030 Agenda and those of the Africa Agenda 2063 into its national development agenda. Trade unions welcome the fact that enough resources have been allocated and that the overall progress toward implementing these objectives is satisfactory. However, unions (…)

12 July 2022 A trade union focus on the SDGs - Somalia

As a result of continued advocacy by trade unions, Somalia has made significant progress in its level and quality of engagement and consultation around national development processes. However, unions warn that insufficient resources have been allocated for SDG implementation.

10 July 2022 A trade union focus on the SDGs - Senegal 2022

Trade unions in Senegal want to contribute to the country’s effort to address the hardships workers face on a daily basis. The unions, therefore, ask to be more involved in the national plans and programmes for the implementation of the SDGs. They want to access information, participate in (…)

7 May 2010 Prospects and Challenges of Ghana TUC-COSATU-NLC Trilateral Cooperation

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29 May 2022 ITUC-Africa report from COP26 - Africa Trade Unions, COP26 and Beyond

The 26th edition of the Conference of Parties (COP26) wrapped up on Saturday, 13th November, 2021, following two weeks of intensive negotiations. The conference ended with the adoption of a less stringent resolution than anticipated – what most term a ’watered down’ Glasgow Climate Pact (GCP) (…)

5 April 2022 A trade union focus on the SDGs - Botswana

Trade unions in Botswana criticise the fact that dialogue with social partners is only limited to the country’s Decent Work Programme. Instead, unions want a more structured approach to consultation across all ministries responsible for policies and programmes connected to SDG implementation.

29 March 2022 Mali : A trade union focus on the SDGs

The contribution of Mali’s trade unions to the country’s SDG plan has led to increased allocations in the national budget to address climate change, social protection, and access to health care. However, the resources available are still insufficient in relation to the scale of the needs.
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SUMMARY REPORT of 5th ORDINARY CONGRESS

According to
Article VIII (b), Ordinary Congress shall be convened every four years. Article VIII (c) states that the Congress shall be convened to consider and decide on the following (i) Reports on activities of the Regional Organisation, including financial reports; (ii) General trade union policy questions and resolutions; (iii) General questions of interest to working people which call for policy to be formulated to guide the Regional Organisation and member organisations; (iv) Proposals for the a ctivity of the Regional Organisation during the period to follow; (v) Proposals for amendments to the Constitution; (vi) Any other proposal submitted by member organisations; (vii) Nominations for the election of the General Council, the General Secretary and the Internal Auditors; (viii) Ratify applications for affiliation; (ix) ratify sanctions.

20 December 2023
Reports Congress 2023 Organising And Workers Empowerment - Trade Union Unity

Making migration work: an eight-point agenda for action; From the Report of the UN Secretary-General (A/68/190)

9 October 2013
Reports Migration

Labour in African society and history

17 June 2011
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