Sub-Saharan Africa Report [electronic resource].

Published:: [Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1985.
Physical Description:: 110 pages
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Series:: Sub-Saharan Africa report (1979-1987) ; JPRS-SSA-85-064
Contents:: AMBASSADOR IN LISBON DISCUSSES REASONS FOR STRAINED RELATIONS -- OFFICIAL VISITS NAMIBE; POLITICAL ACTIVITIES COURSE OPENED -- TRIBAL CONFLICTS, DISSIDENT GROUPS REPORTEDLY WEAKENING UNITA -- DIFFICULTIES OF TEXTILE INDUSTRY DETAILED by Luis Ferreira -- ARTILLERY SPECIALISTS END TRAINING -- OIL OUTPUT INCREASE -- PROVINCIAL AUTHORITY MEETING -- DIAMOND MINES BEING REACTIVATED -- UNITA CLAIMS SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS -- BOATS, PLANES ORDERED FROM SPAIN -- ETHIOPIAN, CZECHOSLOVAK YOUTH AGREEMENTS SIGNED -- ETA LAUNCHES SIXTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM by Makonnen Haile -- DIRECTIVES ON PROMOTING VILLAGIZATION SCHEME REPORTED -- SOCIALIST VILLAGIZATION PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTED -- ALEMAYA COLLEGE BECOMES UNIVERSITY -- GDR DONATES GARAGE -- DIRE DAWA IMPROVEMENTS -- ASELISO DEVELOPMENT -- SENTO COFFEE PLANTATION -- UNIVERSITY COOPERATION -- ARSSI TREE PLANTING -- YOUTH FESTIVALS CONDUCTED -- ULA GORA-MINARE-SHINO ROAD -- STUDENT UNION BACKS ANC, URGES ACTIVE U.S. ROLE -- RODRIGUEZ EXPLAINS STUDENT ROLE IN CUBA by Frank Otchere -- JOINT ANC COMMUNIQUE ISSUED, ANC TO ESTABLISH DIPLOMATIC MISSION by Kodjo Atsu -- ANC'S TAMBO DEPARTS, ASSESSES TRIP by Kodjo Atsu -- JUNE FOURTH MOVEMENT CALLS FOR NEW POLITICAL SYSTEM by Joe Okyere -- STRICT LAW ENFORCEMENT IN BAWKU AREA URGED by Iddrisu Seini -- CHIEFS WARNED AGAINST RETARDING SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROWTH by Albert Sam -- COMPANY PROFITS DESPITE LOW PRODUCTION LEVELS by Mavis Quaicoe -- BROADCASTS TO STRESS RURAL TOPICS by Janet Carboo, Douglas Akwasi -- RAWLINGS CALLS FOR OBJECTIVE PRESS REPORTING by Breda Atta-Quayson -- NEW CDR FORMED AT ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION by Joyce Nyele Nortey -- TAWIAH EXPLAINS LEGALIZING ONLY ONE PRIVATE TRANSPORT UNION by E.G.K. Deletsa -- WOMEN FORM COCOA REHABILITATION SQUADS by Isaac Asante -- Center Eliminates Middlemen by J.W. Ocran -- Dollars Allocated for Imports -- TIMBER INDUSTRY UNDERGOING RESTRUCTURING -- FARMERS TO BE GROUPED UNDER CROP ASSOCIATIONS by Peter Abban -- AKOSOMBO DAM HAS DISASTROUS EFFECT ON TONGU DISTRICT by Newton Amedofu -- GREATER INTERNAL SECURITY CALLED FOR TO CURB GOLD SMUGGLING by Boniface Ablekpe -- MILITIA EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING SMUGGLING -- QUAINOO DISCUSSES RESETTLEMENT OF RETIRED OFFICERS by Kojo Atsu -- CLEAR RADIO BROADCASTS by George Sydney Abugri -- NEW BRIDGES INSTALLED by Mavis Quaicoe -- BORDER WITH TOGO OPENS by Stephen Kofi Akordor -- OPINION POLL RESULTS by J.W. Dadson -- ARAB BANK AIDS TIMBER -- MARAIS DISCUSSES RESTORATION OF BOER REPUBLICS -- HENDRICKSE OPTIMISTIC ON VARIOUS CHANGES by Frans Esterhuyse -- UDF PUBLICITY SECRETARY COMMENTS ON VARIOUS ISSUES by Murphy Morobe -- CP, HNP TO JOIN FORCES FOR THREE POLLS by Keith Abendroth -- MINISTER SAYS NATION SEALED OFF AS SUPPORT FOR MNR -- SOUTH AFRICA FOUNDATION ACCUSED OF BEING LEFTIST -- ANC SUICIDE SQUAD LINKS DISCLOSED -- HOW REGIONAL SERVICES COUNCIL MIGHT NOT WORK -- LAW PROHIBITING MULTIRACIAL PARTIES MAY BE REPEALED -- POSTER AT UNIVERSITY REJOICES AT DEATH OF 42 WHITE CHILDREN -- TERRE BLANCHE PREDICTS 'BLOODY CONFRONTATION' WITHIN YEAR by Eugene Terre Blanche -- UNREST DAMAGE COSTS ASSESSED by Peter Wellington -- Government Helpless in Civil War Situation -- Policies Blamed for Refugee Crisis -- Black Sash President Address -- ARBITRATORS INVITED TO JOIN INTERNATIONAL NETWORK by Malcolm Fothergill -- MOVE TO REGULATE DUTCH FIRMS -- OPERATIONAL COSTS OF JOHANNESBURG REPORTED by Winnie Graham -- RSC BUDGETARY NEEDS NOTED by Winnie Graham -- NEW ECONOMIC GROWTH PHASE FORESEEN -- SEIFSA DIRECTOR EXPLAINS INDUSTRY DECLINE by Sam van Coller -- BLACKS STATE TERMS FOR INVESTMENT -- MINE WORKERS' HEAD UPHOLDS JOB RESERVATION by Amrit Manga -- EUROMARKETS TO FINANCE RSA LOANS by Neil Behrmann -- TAX EVASION COSTS GOVERNMENT BILLIONS by Ciaran Ryan -- RSA LOSING MILLIONS ON MACHINERY by Isobel Humphreys.
FERTILIZER INDUSTRY PRICE WAR DISCUSSED -- MINING INDUSTRY REGISTERS RECORD EARNINGS by Madden Cole -- HANDRICKSE WANTS TRAIN APARTHEID ELIMINATED COMPLETELY -- AGREEMENT SIGNED WITH CISKEI FOR LABORATORY SERVICES -- SHORTAGE OF EXPERIENCED COMPUTER PERSONNEL REPORTED by Brendan Ryan -- COMPUTER STAFF SHORTAGE 'WORSENING' by Alan Peat -- RSA STUDIES LOCAL COMPUTER OPTIONS by Alan Ruddock -- REVOLUTIONARY SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT CAN BE BOUGHT -- AEE-DESA MERGER -- NEW CONSTITUTION POLL -- PRETORIA STUDENTS' RIGHTIST TRENDS -- SPEEDIER RURAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNED SAYS MUGABE -- LITTLE INTEREST IN POLL SHOWN BY WHITES -- NKOMO LOSES GROUND IN MIDLANDS.
Note:: Document Date: 7/19/1985.
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