Sub-Saharan Africa Report [electronic resource].

Published:: [Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1984.
Physical Description:: 122 pages : charts

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Sub-Saharan Africa report (1979-1987) ; JPRS-SSA-84-134

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RIGHTWING DAILY LISTS CUBAN PRESENCE IN VARIOUS COUNTRIES -- ECONOMIC, OIL INDUSTRY, FOREIGN TRADE SITUATIONS ANALYZED by Mario Murteira -- SOVIET ENVOYS SPEAK AT CEREMONY, REAFFIRM SUPPORT -- FOOD DISTRIBUTION REINSTATED IN KWANZA-NORTE -- CAPTURED UNITA MEMBER CONFESSES ACTIVITIES -- CUBAN YOUTH IN MOXICO; PEOPLE'S VIGILANTE BRIGADES MEETING -- PEOPLE'S VIGILANTE BRIGADE ACTIVITIES IN MALANJE -- COMMISSIONER DISCUSSES DEVELOPMENT OF MAQUELA MUNICIPALITY by Orlando Bento -- SHOE INDUSTRY DIFFICULTIES DESCRIBED -- AIRLINE DIRECTOR RELIEVED OF DUTY -- BULGARIAN AID -- USSR TO HELP TRANSPORT RELIEF ASSISTANCE -- MORE AIRCRAFT, RELIEF AID ARRIVE -- REYA ELECTED TO WORLD YOUTH FESTIVAL COMMISSION -- DAM INAUGURATED IN ERER DISTRICT -- DETAILS OF GDR FOOD AID REPORTED -- WPE CENTRAL AUDIT COMMISSION MEETS -- CENTER TO UPGRADE IDEOLOGICAL EDUCATION OPENS -- METEKEL HOLDS GREAT POTENTIAL, MENGISTU SAYS -- LIBYAN MEDICAL TEAM -- ETHIOPIA, MOZAMBIQUE SIGN AGREEMENT -- UZBEK CULTURAL GROUP -- REYA DELEGATION -- SOVIET RELIEF SUPPLIES -- AETU DELEGATION -- BULGARIAN DONATIONS -- PMAC APPOINTMENT -- CZECH DONATIONS -- COCOA FARMERS 'THWARTING' COCOBOD REHABILITATION EFFORTS by Isaac Asante -- GOVERNMENT ACCUSED OF HYPOCRISY ON UNIVERSITY FEES ISSUE -- NETHERLANDS 11-MILLION LOAN -- EEC LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT GRANT -- SPANISH DRUGS, VEHICLE DONATIONS -- CANADA TO APPROVE NORRIP by Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafo -- USSR TRAINING ASSISTANCE by J. W. Ocran -- PINEAPPLE EXPORTS TO NETHERLANDS by Isaac Asante -- CUBA TO INCREASE COOPERATION by Lloyd Evans, Kate B. Hudson -- YUGOSLAV COCOA COOPERATION PLEDGED by Abigail Bonsu -- COCOA, OIL PALM STRATEGY by Yaw Barima -- 'OPERATION GOLDEN POD' -- COCOA SMUGGLING CONTROL MEASURES by Stephen Kofi -- FRG WATER PUMP -- FRG SANITATION EQUIPMENT AGREEMENT by Frederick Q. Aryce -- FRG GENERATOR -- UK COOPERATION -- MAIZE SMUGGLING INCREASING -- CONTRABAND COCOA INTERCEPTED -- FUEL DISTRIBUTION MONITORED -- KONONGO GOLD MINE CLOSED -- NIGERIAN ENTRY REQUIREMENTS -- MOI FIRES TWO PERMANENT SECRETARIES -- SOVIET AMBASSADOR'S MESSAGE ON USSR NATIONAL DAY -- GOVERNMENT FINDS JAPANESE TV PROGRAM INSULTING -- BEER EXPORT EARNINGS EXPECTED TO INCREASE 70 PERCENT -- CENTRAL TENDER BOARD'S POWER DISPENSED TO DISTRICTS -- NO MORE NEW CHURCHES TO BE REGISTERED -- SEVERAL COUNTRIES INTERESTED IN WOOD PANEL EXPORTS -- CHIBABAVA ADMINISTRATOR DISCUSSES SECURITY SITUATION -- NATIONAL DISTRICT ELECTIONS SLATED -- CULTURAL AGREEMENT WITH PRC -- ANGLICAN SPEAKS OUT AGAINST BISHOP TUTU'S APPOINTMENT -- BUTHELEZI'S WARNING ON VIOLENCE BACKED -- FUTURE OF NIC DISCUSSED by Kanthan Pillay -- DETENTION OF KATE PHILIP SCORED by Dr Peter Greenhalgh -- GOVERNMENT TALKS WITH ANC ADVOCATED by Patrick Laurence -- GANDHI DEATH SCUTTLES CULTURAL RELATIONS TALKS -- SASOL SACKINGS RAISE CRUCIAL LABOR ISSUES by Carolyn Dempster -- FIRED SASOL MEN STAGE DEMONSTRATION AT HEADQUARTERS by Phillip Van Niekerk -- SASOL IN TALKS WITH BUTHELEZI OVER 6,000 DISMISSED WORKERS by Joshua Raboroko -- BLACK MATRICS EXPECTED TO FLOOD JOB MARKET by Michael Chester -- 'FOOLISH MOVE' POLITICIZES THE BLACK TRADE UNIONS by Allister Sparks -- SASOL MAY RE-EMPLOY SOME FIRED WORKERS by Carolyn Dempster -- AFRIKAANS PUPILS URGED TO PREPARE FOR RACE MIXING -- KOORNHOF QUITS ZULU FUNERAL ON ADVISEMENT -- LAWYER CALLS BIKO DOCTORS INCOMPETENT by John Mojapelo -- UK ENVOY: DURBAN 3 MUST SOLVE OWN PROBLEM -- COMMISSIONER WARNS AGAINST FORMATION OF PRIVATE ARMIES -- GENCOR: MINERS COMPLAINTS NOT JUSTIFIED -- JOURNALISTS SUBPOENAED FOR VIOLATION OF SECURITY ACT by Sandra Leberum -- STAYAWAY ORGANIZERS COULD FACE CHARGES -- SOWETO ELECTRIFICATION SCHEME TO BE COMPLETED IN 1985 -- REPORT SAYS RED TAPE, RESTRICTIONS APPLY ONLY TO BLACK BUSINESSMEN -- WORKERS REPORTEDLY DISMISSED DUE TO UNION MEMBERSHIP by Joshua Raboroko -- ASSOCOM RELEASES STATEMENT ON DETAINED UNIONISTS. and MOURNERS OF RIOT VICTIM FLEE POLICE by Mzikayise Edom -- RACISM ROW AT MODDERFONTEIN PLANT by Joshua Raboroko -- VIOLENCE FLARES IN LEANDRA by Nkopane Makobane -- OVER 3,000 BLACKS LAID OFF IN NOVEMBER -- UNION ACCUSES AMERICAN COMPANY OF BREAKING SULLIVAN CODE -- AZAPO COMPLAINS OF POLICE HARASSMENT by Len Maseko -- AZAPO MEMBER'S HOME ATTACKED -- MABUZA BLAMES NEW CONSTITUTION FOR CURRENT UNREST by Sello Rabothata -- STAYAWAY SLAMMED AT AZAPO MEETING by Len Maseko -- BLACK UNIONS APPEAL TO BRITISH MINERS NOT TO EMIGRATE -- BUS FARE INCREASES by Monk Nkomo -- VENDA OPENS R4,5-M SHOPPING CENTER -- UCASA CALLS FOR NEGOTIATIONS -- DROUGHT STILL CRITICAL -- EDITORS TO SURRENDER PHOTOS -- SASOL SUIT DISMISSED -- FLOATING ROOF DAM -- SADF RAIDS THOKOZA -- HOMES FOR INDIAN MP'S -- SECTION 29 SLAMMED.

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Document Date: 12/21/1984.

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