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The New African: Volume 4, Number 4, June 1965
Smith's blank cheque

The overwhelming victory of the Rhodesian Front, led by strong-man Ian Smith, in the Colony's general elections on 7th May 1965, meant the end of the multi-racial opposition Rhodesian Party led by David Butler.

Reconstruction begins

Zambian elections.

Nigeria's mythical independence

The legacy of indirect rule.

Northern Rhodesia elections: the widening breach

The general election that took place in Northern Rhodesia in October brought to light two main facts above all others.

Mandela Mystery

Editorial around Nelson Mandela and Communism.

Direction or destination

Editorial on the declaration of ZAPU as an unlawful organisation in Rhodesia.

The clash becomes inevitable

Editorial on the declaration of ZAPU as an unlawful organisation in Rhodesia.

Hard work and vision

The opposition's road out of adversity.

Five aspects, four bad

On behalf of his party the leader of the Swaziland Progressive Party comments on the Swaziland Constitutional Committee's report to the British Government.

Where's the bloody horse?

March 21st 1962, second anniversary of Sharpeville.

The Alliance born in Struggle: ANC-SACP
Umsebenzi

Umsebenzi, mouthpiece of the South African Communist Party, deals with issues relating to the national liberation struggle, from a Communist ideological point of view. Other ideologies such as Marxism and Socialism are also discussed.

Theoria: a journal of studies in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences No.19 1962
Editorial: Rand Daily Mail
Notes Jotted Down During the Whites-Only Election
Editorial: Advice to White South Africans
Chapter six: Government-created platforms - Coloured Peoples' Representative Council
Chapter six: Coloured Representative Council
Non-event

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