Sub-Saharan Africa Report. No. 2464 [electronic resource].

Published:: [Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1981.
Physical Description:: 118 pages
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Series:: Sub-Saharan Africa report (1979-1987) ; JPRS-78723
Contents:: LISBON CITES ANGOLAN REPORT ON SOUTH AFRICAN ATTACK -- ENERGY CONFERENCE OPENS IN LUANDA -- SPECIAL ENVOY DEPARTS ABIDJAN -- CUBAN COSMONAUT ARRIVES LUANDA -- JOINT COMMISSION WITH MOZAMBIQUE -- BACKGROUND PROVIDED ON LAND REFORM SYSTEM by Francois Robinet -- DIFFICULTIES IN TRANSPORTATION DETAILED -- OIL REVENUES USED TO DEVELOP AGRICULTURE -- CALM AT NIGERIAN BORDER -- REVOLUTION FETE ENDS: PRESIDENTS INTERVIEWED -- DECREE GRANTING PARDON ON ANNIVERSARY -- BUDGET REVEALS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION HITS 30-YEAR LOW -- RAWLINGS' CONTINUED POPULARITY ANALYZED by Kwame Karikari -- MATERIAL INCENTIVES SEEN NEEDED TO IMPROVE ECONOMY -- NEW PARTY -- PRIVATE INDUSTRIALIST INAUGURATES BAKERY, CONSTRUCTION COMPANY -- NO AID TO GAMBIAN COUPISTS -- 'ANG'-'ANOP' COOPERATION AGREEMENT -- MATTHEWS REFLECTS ON OAU SUMMIT MEETING -- TIPOTELI SPEAKS ON RELATIONS WITH JAPAN -- PLANNING MINISTER CALLS FOR CLOSER TIES WITH NIGERIA -- RUSSIANS APPEAR INEPT IN LIBERIAN DEALINGS by David Williams -- SHIPPING AGENCY IS FINED OVER SOVIET SHIP INCIDENT by Napoleon A. Teage -- COOPERATION WITH SUDAN -- CANADIAN COWS EXPECTED TO BOOST DAIRY INDUSTRY -- FISH YIELD INCREASE -- JOINT COMMUNIQUE WITH BOTSWANA -- MITTERRAND REPROACHED FOR ACTIONS TOWARD AFRICA -- NEW KADUNA GOVERNOR BEGINS SETTING UP GOVERNMENT by Kola Ojo -- LAGOS STATE PROMOTES 345 POLICE OFFICERS -- EXPULSION OF IGBO STUDENTS IN RIVERS CONDEMNED -- DEVELOPMENT SAID AIMED AT MAKING RURAL AREAS ATTRACTIVE -- METALLURGY, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, HOUSING LOANS SECURED -- SETTLEMENTS SUBMERGED AS DAM DISPLACES 20,000 by Ab Tapido -- OIL PRODUCTION REPORTED AT 10-YEAR LOW -- NNPC REPORTED STARTING ON PETRO-CHEMICAL INDUSTRY by Odafe Othihiwa, Henry Atenaga -- DISAGREEMENT REPORTED OVER NNPC DEAL -- NPA, NNPC DISAGREED ON OIL JETTY -- GOVERNMENT TO CONTRIBUTE TO BAUCHI AGRICULTURE PROJECT by Yaro Ali Maidugurti -- SOKOTO STATE BUYS 100,000 BAGS OF THAILAND RICE by Ibrahim N. Salihu -- RICE, CASSAVA, CHICKS TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO FARMERS -- SUSPENSION OF AUTO PLANT SAID CAUSED BY TRAIN STRIKE by Emman Udoka, Sani Ahmadu Gaya -- PARTY COALITION BREAKS DOWN -- SOUTH AFRICA DENOUNCED -- CAMEROON'S ILLEGAL DAM -- COAL POWER STATIONS, MILLS -- CALL FOR FEWER PARTIES -- POLICE COMMISSIONER REMOVAL REQUEST -- RICE PRODUCTION -- JEBBA DAM BY 1983 -- NEW INVESTMENT CODE BILL ADOPTED BY CABINET -- OPPOSITION PROTESTS USE OF ARMY IN GAMBIA -- NATIONAL SCHOOL FOR ACTIVE OFFICERS TO BE SET UP -- DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH COLUMBIA -- BUDGET RELEASED -- MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS OUTLINES FOREIGN POLICY by Mkumbwa Ally -- MINISTERS SAYS CIVIL DEFENSE BODY PLANNED by Mkumbwa Ally -- RELATIONS WITH OMAN REVIEWED by Emma Faraji -- GOVERNMENT FAILING TO ATTAIN SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN ATTORNEYS -- PARLIAMENT DEBATES JKU MERGER, DEFENSE ESTIMATES by Isaac Mruma -- MINISTER ANNOUNCES EXECUTIVES' TRAINING PROGRAM by Isaac Mruma -- GOVERNMENT STARTS CULTURAL, SWAHILI LANGUAGE PROGRAM by Mkumbwa Ally -- USE PROGRAM FOR ISLES POSTPONED UNTIL 1995 -- TWENTY YEAR TECHNICIANS' TRAINING DEVELOPMENT PLAN REPORTED by Mkumbwa Ally -- WORK ON NEW CAPITAL TO CONTINUE AS PLANNED by Isaac Mruma -- POLICE PATROLS TO BE INTENSIFIED ON MAINLAND, ISLES by Mkumbwa Ally -- MINISTER GIVES POPULATION ESTIMATES FOR 1990, 2000 -- TAC ISSUES TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT ON PARASTATALS by Wilson Kaigarula -- GOVERNMENT INTRODUCES NEW FUEL RATION CARDS by Zephania Musendol -- GOVERNMENT INCREASES CONSUMER PRICES FOR TEA -- Spoilage 'Minimal' -- MPs Inspect SUDECO Godowns by Mboneko Munyaga -- HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS -- FRG FINANCED SOIL PROJECT -- DATA ON IRRIGATION PROBLEMS -- ECONOMIC, MILITARY SITUATIONS IN COUNTRY SEEN AS TRAGIC -- MAJOR PROBLEMS IN REHABILITATING CEMENT WORKS DETAILED by Sam Wakoli -- TOURIST BOARD DISSOLVED -- TEA INDUSTRY REHABILITATION -- ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS SPEAK OUT ON CONDITIONS.
FRAUD ARREST IN BRUSSELS -- COURT TOLD OF BATTLE AT GREAT ZIMBABWE -- USHEWOKUNZE RECEIVES 'BLACK MAGIC' DOLL -- SUCCESS OF AID LINKED TO MANPOWER TRAINING -- SINCLAIR URGES SOLUTION OF SQUATTER PROBLEM -- CLOTHING UNION DISPUTE REPORTED -- SENATOR NORMAN WINS TOP FARMING AWARD -- MINISTER NORMAN PREDICTS FARM OUTPUT BOOM by Chemist Mafuba -- CFU VOTES FOR MERGER -- QUE QUE HOUSING -- NEW PARTY -- MOZAMBICAN PORTS -- MEDICAL STUDENTS -- DRUG SUPPLIES -- FREIGHT DEPOT -- COLOR TV -- AFC BOARD -- TRAINEES TO UK.
Note:: Document Date: 8/11/1981.
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