A driving force in the struggle against apartheid and a champion of workers' rights, COSATU marked 40 years of existence in Soweto on Saturday. The federation has however seen a steady decline in membership as a result of widespread job losses to a rapidly changing labour market among other things. Here's COSATU's Parliamentary Coordinator, Matthew Parks.
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