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Sub-Saharan Africa Report. No. 2654 [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1982.
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MOI'S TOLERANCE VIS-A-VIS ODINGA LAUDED -- ARAB PERCEPTION OF AFRICA LABELLED BLURRED, DISTORTED -- SHS. 40M SOUGHT BY OPPOSITION, SAYS NGEI -- STUDENTS TO BE SCREENED -- KENEXTEL BECOMES PART OF KENYA POSTS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS -- 2400 LINES BY 1986 -- BIG SHOT HARASSMENT -- STUDENT DEAD IN MOSCOW -- HUNGARIAN TIES HAILED -- TRIBAL CONFLICTS -- WATER PUMPS AT STANDSTILL -- NGOROKO MENACE -- NEW MINISTRY HQ -- CONVOYS FOR MIRAA HAULIERS -- SLIGHT RISE IN RESERVES -- BLAMO SAYS UNTRAINED PUBLIC SERVICE MANAGERS HINDER DEVELOPMENT -- ROK DELEGATION CHIEF PROPOSES PRIVATE LIBERIAN-ROK COOPERATION -- LOFA COUNTY CITIZENS PRESENT DOE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM -- Commissioner's Appeal by Westmore Dahn -- Immigration Fines Alien Government Employees by J. N. Elliott -- MINISTER DISSATISFIED WITH DELIBERATIONS OF RUBBER STUDY GROUP by Lue Hinneh -- CID LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO COMBAT INCREASE IN CRIME AFTER CURFEW LIFTING -- RUBBER FARMERS STUDYING FIRESTONE'S PRICE OFFER by Madison Meahyen -- LPMC DIRECTOR SAYS U.S. RICE CONSIGNMENT HAS ARRIVED by Mlanju Reeves -- CHIEF OF STAFF SETS DEADLINE FOR MILITARY TO VACATE PRIVATE HOMES by Madison Meahyen -- NHA DIRECTOR SAYS TENANTS RENTING LOW-COST UNITS WILL NOT OWN THEM by Westmore Dahn -- ELIMINATION OF 'DAY OF THE COVENANT' CRITICIZED -- LETTER TO AG ON RETENTION OF 'DAY OF THE COVENANT' -- ROY ALLEN DESCRIBED AS SMOOTH TALKER WITH FERTILE IMAGINATION -- CAPRIVIANS RESURRECT INDEPENDENCE PARTY -- SNIC SPECIAL DIVISION ESTABLISHED -- DETAILS ON NEW EDUCATION BILL GIVEN -- INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE 'MIRRORS SUCCESS OF REVOLUTION' -- REORGANIZATION OF WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION REPORTED -- PRESIDENT OPENS NATIONS'S FIRST CANNING FACTORY -- VISITING DELEGATIONS -- PRASLIN ROAD PROJECT -- FOREIGN GUESTS -- FOURAH BAY COLLEGE STUDENTS PROTEST ARREST OF AKIBO-BETTS -- REPEAL OF KANGWANE CONSTITUTION GAZETTED -- WORKERS ASSURED: NO PENSION FREEZE PLAN -- CONCOR'S R100-M OF NEW BUSINESS by Vera Veljakova -- UNION WARNS OF CONFLICT IN SOUTH AFRICA'S HARBOURS by Steven Friedman -- UNION HAILS NEW PAY DEAL -- BIG AECI EXPANSION PROGRAM PLANNED by Andrew McNulty -- SATS, GWU RECOGNITION DISPUTE REPORTED by Steven Friedman -- ALTECH ARMOURED'S EARNINGS -- TOP SA FIRM GOES DUTCH -- LABOR DISPUTE CONTINUES -- TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE -- MORE BANNINGS -- HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS AT BATOKA, MUPATA GORGES STUDIED.
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Document Date: 7/8/1982.
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