DITSELA
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DITSELA (the Development Institute for Training, Support and Education for Labour), also known as the DITSELA Workers' Education Institute is a union education organisation in South Africa. It was founded in 1996 by the main union federations, and is mandated to provide programmes that develop union capacity, provide workers and trade unionists access to higher education, recognise workers' experiential knowledge, and promote critical thinking and activism.[1] DITSELA was described in a 2007 International Labour Organization report as the 'largest union education institute in Africa'.[2]