INDEPENDENCE
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Verbatim Minutes: Meeting 27, 28 and 29 April 1977, Cape Town |
Minutes of a meeting between representatives of the South African Government and Ambassadors and other representatives from Canada, United States of America, France, United Kingdom and Germany to discuss a negotiated settlement to achieve Namibian independence |
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"Our mines will continue until mines run by workers | |
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A new start in Africa |
The real problems of independence have emerged. |
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A Portuguese letter | |
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A Profile of Buganda | |
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Africa and Marxism |
On regaining independence in 1957, Ghana had a clear class structure, the contradictions in which had to some extent but never entirely been submerged in the conflict against colonialism. |
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Africa and world peace | |
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Africa's Economic Prospects on the Resumption of Independence | |
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Africa's path in history | |
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Africa: notes on current events | |
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Aid to India |
For the past .ten years, January 26th has been observed in India as Independence Day. The great majority of the people of India long for the day when' their land will be completely independent of foreign control. |
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Algeria and the future of France | |
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Algeria rebuilds | |
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Algerian objectives | |
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Apartheid's bounds increase |
Editorial on "Apartheid's bounds increase". |
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Aspects of the Indian scene | |
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At and after Evian | |
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At last Sierra Leone | |
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Awaiting the Verdict | |
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Bechuanaland and South Africa |
Responsibility for the Bechuanaland Protectorate has recently been assumed by the British Colonial Office and in the future the territory is to be developed as a self contained political and economic unit. |