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Sub-Saharan Africa Report. No. 2854 [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1983.
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CHEYSSON EXPRESSES VIEWS ON NATIONAL, NAMIBIA SITUATION -- ROMANIAN AMBASSADOR'S PRESS CONFERENCE ON RELATIONS by Ambassador Mari Iliescu, Eugenio Diogo -- LEADERS OF VARIOUS PROVINCES COMMENT ON FAPLA -- ANGOP COMMENTS ON REPORTED SOUTH AFRICAN ATTACK ON CANGAMBA by ANGOP -- FLEC REPORTEDLY INTENSIFYING STRUGGLE IN CABINDA -- COOPERATION WITH PORTUGAL IN NAVAL CONSTRUCTION -- DIFFICULTIES IN MARKETING CORN IN KUANDA-KUBANGO -- NEW OIL WELL DISCOVERED OFF NORTHERN COAST -- THREE ACCORDS SIGNED WITH TANZANIA -- SOVIET DELEGATION -- TRADE AGREEMENT WITH SPAIN -- AMBASSADOR TO USSR, OTHERS DISMISSED -- LITERACY CAMPAIGN -- EEC DELEGATION VISITS -- PORTUGUESE VISA IN DEMAND -- CSSR DELEGATION ENDS VISIT -- GOODS MISAPPROPRIATED AT CABINDA PORT -- Implementation of NMS Proclamations -- Closing Ceremony -- REWA CONGRESS ISSUES STATEMENT, ADOPTS A SIX-POINT RESOLUTION -- EXTENSIVE FLOOD DAMAGE -- ENROLLMENT IN HIGHER INSTITUTES -- ETHIO-VIETNAMESE SEMINAR -- AGARFA TRAINING CENTRE -- DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS IN CHILALO -- DISTRICT BORDER PROBLEMS -- ETHIOPIANS TO RETURN -- EASTERN SECTOR COMMAND -- RESAE'S FIRST CONGRESS -- PROVINCIAL TRADE UNION -- ISRAELI INVOLVEMENT IN COUP -- TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AGREEMENT -- SECURITY ESTABLISHMENT'S 'STRANGLEHOLD' ON POLICY-MAKING ALLEGED by Zwelakhe Sisulu -- CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM SEEN PAVING WAY FOR FEDERAL STATE by Patrick Laurence -- GOVERNMENT'S RACIAL GROUPING SYSTEM CRITICIZED by Dr Franz Auerbach -- QOBOZA SCORES 'CANONIZATION' OF VORSTEP -- TURFLOOP STUDENTS SLAM GOVERNMENT POLICIES by Joshua Raboroko -- BSS ORGANIZES BIKO COMMEMORATIVE SERVICE -- EFFECT OF RECESSION ON TRADE UNIONS -- BOTHA SAYS WHITES MUST PROTECT 'CIVILISED VALUES -- ANGLO AMERICAN CHAIRMAN DEFENDS URGE CORPORATIONS -- RAPID GROWTH, PRESTIGE OF MAWU DESCRIBED by Carolyn Dempster -- CITIZEN, COMMANDO FORCES TRAIN IN BUSHMANLAND by Willem Steenkamp -- PROFESSOR BLAMES GOVERNMENT FOR CAPE LABOR PROBLEMS by Carolyn Dempster -- WITWATERSRAND UNIVERSITY STUDENT LEADER EXPECTS 'DIFFICULT' YEAR by Jean Hey -- PRETORIA UNIVERSITY ACADEMICS SUPPORT CONSTITUTIONAL PROPOSALS by Keith Abendroth -- ARMS INDUSTRY DEVELOPS WEAPONS SECRETLY -- DEPRESSED COAL MARKETS DELAY OPENING OF MINES by Brendan Ryan -- MOVES TO SAVE ENDANGERED PELAGIC FISH STOCKS REPORTED by Jane Arbous -- GRANDBAZ ENTERS BLACK CONSUMER MARKET by Paul Dold -- BEA, COMPUTER FAIRS AGREE ON EXHIBITIONS by Duncan Collings.
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Document Date: 10/3/1983.
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