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Sub-Saharan Africa Report. No. 2485 [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1981.
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192 pages : maps
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OAO TO SEEK EXPULSION OF SOUTH AFRICA FROM UN -- NORTHERN CORRIDOR SYSTEM ACCORD IS TO BE SIGNED -- RUSSIANS WELCOME IN ANGOLA -- COMMENTS ON DACKO'S FALL -- CLOUD HANGS OVER NATION'S FUTURE by Francis Mdlongwa -- PRESIDENT ON NEED FOR UNITY by President Daniel Moi -- PRESIDENT MEETS WITH CHADIAN MINISTER -- AID AGREEMENTS WITH FRANCE -- MEANS PROPOSED TO ESCAPE IMPERIALIST ECONOMIC DOMINATION by D.S. Bruno -- CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COOPERATION -- CONSENSUS ON ELECTION IN TWO YEARS APPEARS TO BE EMERGING -- BLACK, BROWN REACTION TO THRUST INTO ANGOLA by Lehmann Sedi -- MINISTERS' COUNCIL STUDIES PROVISION FOR NON-ETHNIC GROUP by David Pieters -- EDITOR IS SENTENCED FOR VIOLATING SECRETS ACT -- NEGLECTED GERMAN COMMUNITY WAY BREAK WITH DTA -- OFFICIAL SA SILENCE ON ANGOLA RAID IS LAMENTED -- PROFESSOR PROJECTS TRANSKEI-LIKE INDEPENDENT SWA -- ELECTION BY 1982 -- OVER-REACTION EXPECTED -- 'DIVIDE AND RULE' SITUATION -- INFORMATION BLOCK -- SEYCHELLOIS GIVE WARM GREETING TO INDIAN PREMIER by Rene Morel -- AUSTRALIAN IMPORTS SEEN REDUCING DEPENDENCY ON SOUTH AFRICA -- GOVERNMENT TIGHTENS PRICE CONTROLS ON IMPORTS -- ANC: REAGAN IN 'UNHOLY ALLIANCE' WITH THATCHER -- 'SOWETAN' COMMENTS ON U.S. CONGRESSMEN'S VISIT -- HEATH'S NEGATIVE STATEMENTS CONTRASTED TO U.S. STAND -- BOTHA ADDRESSES TRANSVAAL NP CAUCUS by Keith Abendroth -- 'Extract' From Speech -- 'BEELD' Comment -- Police Document Against SAAWU by Steven Friedman -- SAAWU Leader Gqweta by Steven Friedman -- Independent Trade Unions Meeting by Riaan de Villiers -- BAWU Criticism Labor Policy by Z.B. Molefe -- PFP Spokesman Boraine's Comment -- Koornhof on 99-Year Leasehold -- 'RAND DAILY MAIL' Comment -- Soweto Housing Problems by Anne Sacks -- East Rand Housing by Mzkayise Edom -- POST-LIBERATION OBJECTIVE SHOULD BE ONE NATION by Madoda Tshawe -- MATANZIMA, MANGOPE EXPRESS RESERVATIONS TO BOTHA -- TRANSKEI POPULATION GROWTH CONTINUES TO DECLINE by Patrick Laurence -- 'SOWETAN' Comment -- Wauchope Rebuttal by George Wauchope -- Black Consciousness Seminar by Len Kalane -- MOTLANA DISCUSSES ISSUE OF TALKS WITH GOVERNMENT -- 'SOWETAN' CRITICIZES REFERENDUM IDEA -- BLACK UNIVERSITY PLAN FACES INCREASING OPPOSITION -- INKATHA, AFRIKANER YOUTH FORM FOUNDATION by Themba Khumalo -- YEAR'S GUERILLA ATTACKS LISTED by Tony Weaver -- ENLARGED COMMISSION TO STUDY PROBLEM OF URBAN BLACKS -- 'BORDER ADJUSTMENT' TALKS WITH SWAZILAND ANALYZED by Patrick Laurence -- BUTHELEZI COMMISSION TO PRESENT RECOMMENDATIONS IN OCTOBER by Chris Freimond -- KOORNHOF: 'UNCONTROLLED SQUATTING' CANNOT BE ALLOWED -- TRANSVAAL PROVINCIAL COUNCIL DISCUSSES BUDGET by Keith Abendroth -- BILL INTRODUCED ON ADMISSION OF NONWHITES TO WHITE SCHOOLS by Jaap Theron -- SMALL COAL-PRODUCING COMPANIES SEEK SHARE OF EXPORTS by John Mulcahy -- SENTRACHEM'S SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANT ON SCHEDULE by Daan de Kock -- SOEKOR TO ACQUIRE NEW OIL DRILLING RIGS by Bob Davis -- INTELLIGENCE SERVICE AWARDS -- INFLUX CONTROL ARRESTS -- CHURCH CRITICISM OF TUTU -- LICENSING OF SHEBEENS -- INKATHA OFFICER DETENTION -- WIT KOMMANDO MEMBERS' TRIAL -- ARMS CACHE ARRESTS -- SOWETO DELEGATION TO FRG -- ARMY DESERTER TO LESOTHO -- KANGNGWANE COAL PROJECT -- RICHARD'S BAY RAIL LINE -- REGULATIONS ON ZIMBABWEAN WORKERS -- CLOSING OF TRACKING STATION -- SASOL REFINERY FIRE -- TRADE WITH FRG -- STATISTICS ON LABOR -- STEEL PIPE FOR PERU -- JULY TRADE FIGURES -- ECONOMIC ATLAS -- PRESIDENT NYERERE PRAISES CANADIAN ASSISTANCE by Isaac Mruma -- UNDP OFFICIAL ANNOUNCES DEVELOPMENT AID FUNDING -- Circular Lists Wage Increases by Freddie Kaizirege -- Clarification of Salary Increases by Peter Masebu -- Monthly Entry Salaries Announced -- POPULATION STATISTICS EXERCISE PLANNED IN FIVE MAIN AREAS by Boniface Byarugaba -- PRC CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM by Halima Shariff -- TANZANIA-BULGARIA JOINT COMMISSION MEETING HELD by Anaclet Rwegayura. and BULGARIA TO PROVIDE AID FOR MACHINE TOOLS INDUSTRY -- RESULTS OF RWANDA-TANZANIA JOINT COMMISSION MEETING NOTED by Hamidu Bisanga -- SIGNING INDIAN AGREEMENTS by Halima Shariff -- JUMBE RAPS IRREGULAR INSTITUTIONAL SPENDING by Boniface Byarugaba -- CATA OFFICIAL OUTLINES AUTHORITY'S FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM by Sethi Kamuhanda -- ZANZIBAR GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES HIGHER PRODUCER PRICES FOR FOOD CROPS -- REDUCTION OF DEPENDENCE ON CLOVES -- MINSINGU PHOSPHATE MINE TO START TRIAL RUNS IN JULY by Mkumbwa Ally -- PLANNED SUGAR PRODUCTION -- ROLLING STOCK CONSIGNMENT -- ZAIRE TRADE AGREEMENT -- CEMENT PLANT'S OPENING -- EEC OFFICIAL'S FAMILIARIZATION TOUR -- STRENGTHENING OF POLICE FORCE -- NETHERLANDS MAIZE OFFER -- CCM'S COMPLAINT -- FAMINE WARNING -- PLANNED IMPROVEMENT OF TRDB -- DEVELOPMENT PLAN'S APPROVAL -- LOCOMOTIVE WORKSHOP'S CONSTRUCTION -- KAUNDA BACKS TOURE'S PROPOSAL OF SOUTHERN AFRICA FEDERATION by Roy Malifwati -- ZCTU HIRES ATTORNEYS TO SECURE LABOR LEADERS' RELEASE -- PRICES, INCOMES COMMISSION TO START WORK SOON -- EEC FAMINE DONATION -- MUNDIA SAYS PROGRAM TO BOOST AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY JUSTIFIED -- FAILURE TO HEED EXPERT ADVICE CAUSES FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOSS -- HIDE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES CAUSE FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOSSES -- SPCMU NEEDS GOVERNMENT AID TO PAY ZAMBIA FARMERS -- NIEC MAKES PROFIT DURING FISCAL YEAR 1981 -- DEPRECIATION ERODES ABOUT HALF OF NIEC PROFITS -- LOCAL SPARE PARTS OUTPUT TO SAVE FOREIGN EXCHANGE URGED -- INDECO MILLING MAKES LOSS OVER EIGHT YEAR PERIOD by Lewis Likulunga -- MINISTER SAYS BUMPER WHEAT HARVEST EXPECTED -- FERTILIZER BAGS REPORTEDLY WASTED IN NAMBOARD DEPOTS -- ENERGY RESEARCH OFFERS -- RELIEF FOR WESTERN PROVINCE -- EXPANSION OF FERTILIZER PLANT -- Evacuation of Area -- Good Start -- U.S. FOREIGN POLICY CRITICIZED -- U.S. VETO OF UN RESOLUTION CONDEMNING SA HIT -- Land Prices Inflated -- 'HERALD' Comment -- MUGABE CONTINUES INTERNAL TOUR, DENOUNCES 'ENEMY AMONG US' -- PLANNING MINISTER TO ADDRESS LONDON CONFERENCE -- ILLEGAL FIREARMS HANDED IN DURING CLOSE OF AMNESTY -- MAIZE SHELTERS TAKEN BY ARMY, SAYS IRVINE -- NATION POSSESSES IMMENSE RESERVE OF HUMAN SKILLS by Tendai Dumbutshena -- STRIKING MUNICIPAL WORKERS AGREE TO RESUME WORK -- GOVERNMENT DIALOGUE WITH PRIVATE ENTERPRISE PROMISED -- INFLATION SLOWED DOWN BY JUNE -- SALVATIONISTS PROTEST WCC SPLIT -- Financial Difficulties -- 'Policy Reexamination' -- CURRENCY LOOPHOLE TO BE PLUGGED -- NDLOVU: BLACKS NOT YET LIBERATED -- UDI MEDALS 'MAY STILL BE WORN' -- CHARTER PLANES HIT BY FUEL CRISIS -- Air Industry Help -- Drop in South African Traffic -- TOURIST INDUSTRY STATISTICS QUESTIONED BY HOTELIERS -- GOVERNMENT TO FLOAT NEW LOAN -- SIX 'PEOPLE'S MARKETS' PLANNED -- NKALA DEFENDS GOVERNMENT BAN ON EMIGRANT EXPORTS -- DELIVERY OF SIXTY NEW LOCOMOTIVES SCHEDULED -- COTTON PRICES WILL LEAD TO SHORTAGES -- PF SACKS DEFECTOR -- EARL SELLS RANCH -- COUNCIL PLAN OPPOSED -- DEMOBILIZATION PAY -- ZCTU SUPPORTS SA UNIONISTS -- BOOST FOR SUGAR -- MALIANGA'S APPOINTMENT -- COAL SALES -- GOVERNMENT'S INVESTMENT COMMITTEE -- FOREIGN EXCHANGE SAVINGS -- SEMINAR ON TECHNOLOGY -- KENYAN TRADE MISSION -- GEC-NRZ CONTRACT -- BATTERY PRODUCTION -- MIGRATION FIGURES -- PF OFFICIAL QUITS -- MUGABE'S TOUR -- NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT -- MAPUTO ORDERS POTATOES -- STRIKE DISPUTE.
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PREX 7.20/2:
Note
Document Date: 9/15/1981.
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