The Catholic Church Takes On Those Who Exploit South Africa’s Poor

Over the years, the Catholic church in South Africa has devoted itself to helping the poorest of the poor in this most unequal society to take on mighty entities in their quest to regain long lost dignity. The church began shepherding a class action against the country’s three major coal mining firms seeking compensation for sick former workers and their families who died as a result of lung disease and other associated illnesses.

Africa, NewsCyril ZendaNovember 1, 2023Cyril Zenda, Christianity, South Africa, Africa, poverty, unions, human rights, racism, News, Zenger News, ZengerNews, Zenger, Primary feature, Secondary featureComment

UAW President Shawn Fain Leans On His Christianity To Rally Auto Workers

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain may have the power to cripple assembly lines — but he’s also not afraid to invoke a higher authority throughout the negotiating process. In fact, Fain has increasingly mixed his Christian beliefs with his labor rhetoric over the past few weeks.

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