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Translations on Sub-Saharan Africa. No. 2089 [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1979.
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EYADEMA URGES INTEGRATION OF AFRICAN DEFENSE POLICIES by Togo President Gnassingbe Eyadema -- ANALYSIS OF DISSENT WITHIN MAPUTO NONALINED MEETING by Migueis Lopes Junior -- BENGUELA RAILROAD OPENING, AID PROSPECTS DISCUSSED -- OSPAA DELEGATION IN LUANDA DURING AFRICAN TOUR -- GROWING INFLUENCE OF NIGERIA IN CHAD AT EXPENSE OF FRANCE -- ZAMBIA ANGOLA HIGHWAY TO BE CONSTRUCTED -- MAJORITY OF STRIKING TAZARA WORKERS RETURN TO WORK -- ZAMBIA ORDERS KENYAN MAIZE TO AVOID FAMINE -- BUSIA SAID TO REMAIN 'SMUGGLERS' PARADISE by Philip Wangalwa -- FAPLA ATTACK AGAINST SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES DENIED -- OFFICIAL REVIEWS DIFFICULTIES IN ZAIRE PROVINCE -- CARNIVAL'S RELIGIOUS CONNOTATIONS REJECTED -- NEW CELLS IMPLANTED, MPLA MEMBERS' RESPONSIBILITIES STRESSED -- BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR STRESSES TIES WITH AFRICA by Rodolfo de Souse Dantas -- COUNCIL OF REVOLUTION MEETING -- DEFENSE BUDGET FIGURES -- ERITREANS TO VISIT IRAN -- USSR PROVIDES EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE by Duchateau Effemba -- PRC MILITARY DELEGATION VISIT -- THIRD PATROL BOAT LAUNCHED -- CURRENCY CHANGEOVER RESULTS IN DEATHS, ARRESTS -- DIAMOND MINES EXTENSION PLANNED -- GOLD PRODUCTION DOWN -- PATROL BOAT ACQUISITION -- Njonjo's Statement in National Assembly -- Proposal Hailed -- GOVERNMENT ASKED TO SET UP MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY -- SUPREME COUNCIL OF MOSLEMS DENIES MPONDA'S CHARGES -- WHEAT PROGRAM MAY FAIL UNLESS FARMERS GIVEN DEEDS -- DIRECTORS THREATEN TO DEFY ORDER STOPPING LAND ALLOCATION -- CONSTITUTION MUST BE CHANGED IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY by Joe Kadhi -- GOVERNMENT SHOULD CHECK STATUS OF CASUAL LABOR PRACTICES -- REASONS FOR EXTENDING OIL PIPELINE TO KISUMU NOTED -- DEVELOPMENT PLANS'S 'HEAVY BURDEN' CANNOT BE SHIRKED -- Civil Aviation Director's Statement -- Problems with Equipment, Personnel by Dorothy Kweyu -- BORDER TOWN BENEFITS FROM SMUGGLING'S END by Justus Napare, Moses Wetang'ula -- HALAL COMPANY'S AFFAIRS BEING WOUND UP, SCRUTINIZED by James Kimondo -- CORRUPT LABOR OFFICIALS WILL BE PROSECUTED -- MONEY POURED INTO MOMBASA TO AID 'MWANGAZA' CANDIDATES -- OFFICIALS INVOLVED WITH ASIANS IN SALT RACKET -- AGRICULTURAL OFFICERS TOLD TO VISIT FARMERS -- POLICE, CUSTOMS OFFICERS AT BORDER CENTERS TO BLOCK ILLEGAL EXPORTS -- NJONJO SAYS WORD 'NYAYO' PROTECTED UNDER EMBLEMS, NAME ACT -- PRESIDENT CONSIDERING RICE PRICE INCREASE PROPOSAL -- PROBE STARTED OF ALLEGED ONE BILLION DOLLAR DEBT by J. Blamo Robinson -- PROMOTION OF LOCAL PRODUCTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE ASKED -- STATE, MIXED, PRIVATE SECTORS NEEDED IN ECONOMY -- GDR HELD UP AS EXAMPLE AT CITIES, COMMUNAL DISTRICTS -- COURAGEOUS SANCTIONS AGAINST RHODESIA WERE EFFECTIVE -- GDR HEAVY TANKS -- FRELIMO REPRESENTATIVE TO PORTUGAL -- HNP POLICY SELF-DEFEATIST -- NUF Challenge -- 'Deserting' Allies Claimed -- Little Optimism Generated -- Biographic Details -- Opposed To Political Involvement -- Attitude Commended -- ETHEREDGE: CHANGE CANNOT BE REVERSED -- INFLUX OF ELECTION OBSERVERS PREDICTED -- HIGH VOTER TURNOUT IN URUNGWE TTL PREDICTED by Jan Raath -- IMPACT OF HIGH EMIGRATION RATE ASSESSED -- ZANU OFFICIAL DISCUSSES RURAL NEEDS -- No Figures Available -- Minister's Appeal -- Affect on Industry -- 'Special Reserve' Status -- Areas Affected -- PROGRESS OF GLEN VIEW HOUSING SCHEME REPORTED -- FLIGHTS TO KARIBA, VICTORIA FALLS DROPPED -- SLOW CAPITAL INFLOW PREDICTED -- Journalists Visit by Jan Raath -- Detailed Report -- CURTAILMENT OF HOSPITAL VISITING JUSTIFIED -- STATUS OF 'COLOURED PEOPLE' DISCUSSED -- THREE SCHOOLS SEEK NEW STATUS -- RED CROSS OFFICIAL CRITICIZED -- MORE AFRICANS GET MORTGAGES, HOUSE PRICES RISE -- CANDIDATE LISTS CLOSED -- CANDIDATE SUSPENDED -- ZANU APPEAL TO WHITES -- SMUGGLERS WARNED -- SHANGAAN URGED TO VOTE -- BLACK APPOINTED -- OPERATIONS COMMUNIQUE -- OVER 50 RESPONSE -- SEVENTEEN KILLED -- WHITE FARMERS MURDERED -- PTC FACTORY STARTED -- BUSINESS ACTIVITY UP -- UANC ON COLOUREDS. and WSLF, SALF CONTAINMENT OF ETHIOPIANS CLAIMED -- AMBUSH AT BANKA AWLEY -- PROJECT TALKS -- CRITICISM OF NEW CONSTITUTIONAL PLAN by Johann S. Liebenberg -- NEW FISHERIES RESEARCH VESSEL FIRST LAUNCHING IN RENEWAL PROGRAM by our shipping correspondent -- TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR OCEANOGRAPHERS -- POTENTIAL GOOD RELATIONS WITH BLACK AFRICA SEEN IN RAIL INCIDENT by Dawie -- COMMISSION RECOMMENDS ANTIIRREGULARITIES MEASURES -- PARTY OFFICIALS TOLD TO AVOID SIDING WITH CANDIDATES -- UNIP INFILTRATION BY ANTIPARTY ELEMENTS MUST BE STOPPED -- HINDRANCES TO FISHING INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT NOTED -- UNIP'S POOR SHOWING IN SOUTHERN PROVINCE'S REMOTE AREAS -- PRIME MINISTER SAYS FARMERS' SAFETY WILL BE ENSURED.
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Y 3.J 66:
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Document Date: 4/13/1979.
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