10 October 1947: West Africa railway strike

0:00On this day in the working class history, the 10th of October. On the 10th of October 1947, a strike began by Black Africa railway workers in what is now Benin and the Code de Voix. The strike spread rapidly throughout the whole of French West Africa, including what is now Senegal and Guinea as well. It lasted until the 19th and March the following year when workers returned to work, having gained many concessions from their employer. For sources, maps and all about anniversaries each day, check out the on this day section of our stories at atstories.workinclosshistory.com. And if you value our work, support us at patreon.com slash work and class history. Links in the show notes. This is Steve Covino from Covino and Rich.

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