ECONOMY
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Letter - 10 July 1986 |
letter to a friend |
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A new start in Africa |
The real problems of independence have emerged. |
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The heirs of Le Clerc |
Notes on the Cameroun Federal Republic. |
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Nigeria: the politics of socio-economic bankruptcy Part 2 |
The politics of socio-economic bankruptcy. |
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Bechuanaland: the coveted liability |
Planning and aid can save Bechuanaland from capture by Verwoerd. |
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Communalism | |
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Why Fascists fear |
Emotional and economic symptoms in South Africa. |
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Cautious Conservatives, coherent critics |
Policies, parties and the press in Nigeria. |
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The Rich Get Richer - foreign investment in South Africa | |
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The spirit of small enterprise | |
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1988: The economy | |
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The economic crisis continues | |
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Perestroika a la PW Botha | |
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Financial sanctions: a rebuttal | |
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Gorbachev and Thatcher against the Workers | |
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Nationalisation: a matter of slogans? | |
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Remarks on the draft theses of the Workers party | |
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Breaking new ground: recommendations from an ANC in-house workshop on the political, economic and social issues of South Africa's rural areas |
Recommendations from an African National Congress in-house workshop on the political, economic and social issues of South Africa's rural areas, held in Lusaka, Zambia, on the 5th-9th February 1990. Includes background to the workshop, the programme outline, recommendations and appendices. |
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Five Freedoms Forum - African National Conference, July 1989: Report of Commission on Sanctions (A3) |
Report of the African National Congress - Five Freedoms Forum, Commission on Sanctions, Conference |
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Constitutional Guidelines Seminar, 17 May 1989: Report |
Report of the Congress of South African Trade Unions Constitutional Guidelines Seminar held in Soweto, 17 May 1989. |