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Sub-Saharan Africa Report [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1984.
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94 pages : tables
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STATUS OF NATIONAL PETROLEUM INDUSTRY ANALYZED by Pedro Vieira -- CATTLE INDUSTRY HARD HIT BY DROUGHT -- GAMBIAN CATTLE TO GABON -- PRESIDENT TRAORE VISITS BISSAU, SENEGAL, MAURITANIA -- PROTAL DAIRY PRODUCTS FIGURES -- NEW CRANES TO BE INSTALLED AT MAPUTO PORT -- MOSOPESCA FISHING FIGURES UP DESPITE PROBLEMS -- PROTOTYPE SHRIMP TRAWLER SHOWS PROMISE -- FEAR OF ANTI-CHRISTIAN PURGE BY MACHEL -- GDR 'BRAINWASHING' CHILDREN -- SENEGAMBIAN CONFEDERATION SECRETARY DISCUSSES BODY'S PROGRESS by Secretary General of the Senegambian Confederation Pierre Diouf -- REASONS FOR DECLINE IN COMPLAINTS AGAINST USURERS NOTED by S. Haidara -- WORKING OF MIFERSO PROJECT REVISED DOWNWARD by Jacques Lacotte -- MAURITANIAN OPPOSITION TO XEN DIKE CONSTRUCTION REPORTED by Mouhamadou M. Diop -- JICA TO FINANCE TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER by Badara Diouf -- COUNTRY'S ECONOMIC PROBLEMS LISTED by Qafar Munim -- EXILED WRITER CONDEMNS REGIME -- Coloreds Urged To Approve Referendum -- Buthelezi's Threats Unrealistic -- More Proselytizing Necessary -- Success Fraught With Difficulties by Louis Oosthysen -- Expectations for Future Assessed -- Conservative Party Members Comment -- Referendum and the Future by Dawie -- Next Parliamentary Sessions by Andre Brink -- PUBLIC SERVICE REFORM PLAN FINALIZED -- 'MODERATE' LEADERS REJECT ANC, SUPPORT CONSENSUS -- COMMENTS ON DE LANGE REPORT -- COMMENTS ON NIEHAUS TRIAL -- REMAINING 5 PERCENT IMPORT SURCHARGE ABOLISHED by Jaap Theron -- RICH GUANO FIELD OPENED UP OFF COAST -- SUCCESS OF BLACK COMPANY, AFRIMET, REPORTED -- BOTHA: BLACKS WILL SUFFER -- MUSLIM AID COUNCIL -- BAN OF UNION CONTESTED -- BLACK WOMEN POLICE -- POOL FOR WHITES ONLY -- UDF ON ALERT -- SACC VP'S CHILDREN DETAINED -- BISHOPS SEEK GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION -- STUDENTS DISRUPT ELECTION MEETING -- FAVORABLE TRADE BALANCE REPORTED -- ANTICIPATING 80'S CEMENT NEEDS -- RED FLEET OFF NATAL COAST -- AREA D POTENTIAL -- SWA PROTESTS OFFICIAL'S DETENTION -- YOUTH LEAGUE LEADER DETAINED -- NEW BIBLE BEST SELLER -- CEMENT IMPORT CONTROL LIFTED -- NAMIBIA WANTS FISHING COMPENSATION -- SIDO DIRECTOR OUTLINES PLANS TO YEAR 2000 by Daniel Mshana -- ILO OFFICIAL PRAISES NATION FOR GOOD SPWP IMPLEMENTATION -- TRADE MINISTER CLARIFIES REPORTED BARTER DEAL WITH SUDAN by John Waluye -- MINISTER SAYS WOMEN NEED SPECIAL AID IN GAINING ACCESS TO CREDIT by Richard Semwaiko -- GOODS SHORTAGES REPORTEDLY DUE TO POOR DISTRIBUTION by Tiruhungwa Michael -- CONNECTION OF EAST, CENTRAL AFRICA ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS SOUGHT -- LACK OF TRUCKS MAY DELAY FERTILIZER SHIPMENTS TO SOUTHERN REGIONS by Musa Lupatu -- DAR ES SALAAM AFFECTED AGAIN BY WATER SHORTAGE -- INDUSTRY MINISTRY STREAMLINES TIRE DISTRIBUTION -- MINISTER URGES TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR TSN REPORTERS -- UGANDAN MAINE TO SHINYANGA -- CONSUMER PRICES RISE DRASTICALLY -- FOUR NATION RAIL LINK -- TANZANIAN-YUGOSLAV YOUTH AGREEMENT -- EADB DEVELOPMENT LOANS -- SHORTAGE OF MAIZE MEAL HITS MANICALAND -- COMPANIES URGED TO AID RURAL SCHOOLS -- RECRUITING OF TECHNICAL EXPERTS UNSUCCESSFUL.
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Document Date: 1/9/1984.
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