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Sub-Saharan Africa Report [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1985.
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125 pages
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MOVEMENT TO SUPPORT SOUTHERN AFRICA FORMED IN BURUNDI -- SAVIMBI ON UNITA BACKING, ALLIANCES, PROSPECTS by Jonas Savimbi -- CUBAN TROOPS ACCUSED OF POGROM AGAINST CHRISTIANS by Keith Abendroth -- VISIT OF SOVIET NEWS DELEGATION REPORTED -- ITALIAN AID TO REFUGEES -- CURRENT DOMESTIC, POLITICAL, LABOR PROBLEMS ANALYZED by Ali Zerbo -- ECONOMIC TIES WITH LIBYA, CUBA DISCUSSED by Y. Salifu -- ASANTES SEEN AS DILEMMA FOR RAWLINGS -- MARITIME ACADEMY GRADUATES -- AUSTRALIA TO CLOSE MISSION -- I. How Many Are There by Kebson Ouattara -- II. Integration Tomorrow by Christian N'Guessan -- MOI CALLS FOR INTENSIFICATION OF WAR AGAINST CRIME by Job Githinji -- REGIONAL MINISTERS SIGN TRANSIT ACCORD -- CHOTARA ARGUES FOR UNIVERSITY RELOCATION -- VISIT OF SOVIET DELEGATION REPORTED by G. Traore -- LISBON: MOZAMBIQUE APPEALS FOR AID FOLLOWING POWER LINE DAMAGE -- SEA TRANSPORT STUDY -- CHINESE AID -- NORTH, NORTH-EAST AREAS RESTRICTED TO STOP INFILTRATION -- IDIAGBON CALLS FOR EXPLOITATION OF NATURAL GAS -- FORMER KADUNA GOVERNOR RECEIVES 21-YEAR JAIL SENTENCE -- EEC AID -- TRADE SURPLUS WITH EEG -- BANNED PARTY CHAIRMAN WANTED -- GAS RECYCLING PLANT COMMISSIONED -- ABDOULAYE WADE CLAIMS PS IS MINORITY by Abdoulaye Wade -- CP OFFICIAL DEPLORES ASSEMBLY'S LACK OF POWER -- BOTHA SAYS NEW COUNCIL IS PROOF OF REFORM -- PFP CRITICIZES BOTHA'S DEFENCE OF LE GRANGE by Brian Stuart -- COMMENTARY DISCUSSES UPCOMING JUDICIAL INQUIRY -- KENNEDY'S DISINVESTMENT BILL CRITICIZED AS INTERFERENCE by Dawie -- NO INVITATION TO UN GENEVA CONFERENCE ON FAMINE IN AFRICA -- MARAIS URGES STRONGER ACTION AGAINST RIOTERS -- CONSTRUCTION THREATENED BY STATE'S IN-HOUSE WORK by Alec Hogg -- COSTS OF PARLIAMENTARY ADDITIONS, RENOVATION REPORTED by Chris Freimond -- SHIFT FROM DISINVESTMENT TO QUALIFIED SANCTIONS PLAINED by Willie Esterhuyse -- GOVERNMENT URGES SPENDING CUTS, PRIVATE SECTOR HESITATES by our economic editorial staff -- SECRET DOCUMENT ON INTEGRATION OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS -- CROSSROADS' COST TO TAXPAYERS -- ANTI-APARTHEID BODIES LEAD IN DEFENCE AGAINST DISINVESTMENT by David Breier -- CHURCH BODY CALLS FOR END TO APARTHEID -- EXPENSE OF MAINTAINING APARTHEID 'STAGGERING' by Gerald Reilly -- COSAS SETS DEADLINE FOR DEMANDS by Ali Mphaki -- PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT IN MOZAMBIQUE RISING -- BPP MEMBERS WIN PTA BY-ELECTIONS -- DECENTRALIZATION BILL FOR SOUTH AFRICA SOARS by Amrit Manga -- MINISTER OF LAW AND ORDER DISCUSSES REPRESSION by South African Minister Louis Le Grange -- BLACK APPOINTMENTS MARK HISTORIC STEP FORWARD by Brian Stuart -- OFFICIAL'S VIEW ON DISINVESTMENT CAMPAIGN, BLACK'S OPTIMISM by Dr Marc Burger -- YOUNG CHURCH MEMBERS OPT FOR CHANGE -- BLACK RESETTLEMENT FIGURES -- WINTER CRISIS FEAR IN BLACK VILLAGES by Janine Stein -- COMMENTARY ON VITAL NEED TO SAVE NKOMATI ACCORD by JHP Serfontein -- RIGHTS OF TRIBAL GROUPS TO CHOOSE OWN REPRESENTATIVES EXAMINED by Jo-Anne Collinge -- ALL RACE GROUPS TO BENEFIT FROM INCREASE IN SOCIAL PENSIONS -- NEW TECH REPLACES ELECTRONICS WORKERS -- UNIONS PUSH FOR REDUCTION OF WORKING HOURS by Joshua Roshua Roboroko -- UNEMPLOYMENT UP BY 75 PERCENT IN NATAL -- EFFECTS OF DISINVESTMENT ON BLACKS WEIGHED by Phillip Van Niekerk -- IMPACT OF DISINVESTMENT ON BLACK EMPLOYMENT EXAMINED -- SUSPENSION OF CLASSES IN EAST RAND SCHOOLS LIFTED by Mzikayise Edom -- KATLEHONG COUNCIL BUYS FIREARMS -- PRIVATELY OWNED FIREARMS SWELL TO 2 MILLION by David Breier -- ITALIAN OIL FIRM INCREASES INVESTMENT by Don Robertson -- UCT PRINCIPAL CONCERNED OVER DAWN ARRESTS -- PRC MAIZE IMPORTED -- INDIAN MPs' CONSORTIUM -- ECONOMIC GROWTH RATE -- PWV CROWTH -- ARGUS DEFEATS SAAN -- NIP MANIFESTO -- COUNTER-ACTION ORGANIZED AGAINST DISINVESTMENT -- CRIME INCREASE OF 9.39 PERCENT -- MPS PAID TO LIVE AT HOME -- COLOURED FARMERS' ALLOCATION -- VETERAN SAAF WAR PILOT RETIRES -- BANK TO STOP LOANS -- INDIAN AFFAIRS BUDGET -- INDIAN EDUCATION PROBE -- MIXED MARRIAGES -- SEVEN CONTEST PE SEATS -- OBOTE CALLS MANDATORY SANCTIONS AGAINST USA -- TAZARA CLOSES LINE AS DEBT SOARS -- DISSIDENTS ABDUCT COUNCILLORS.
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Document Date: 4/16/1985.
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