African Activist Archive

The newsletter reports Congressman Charles C. Diggs, Jr., Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, has introduced legislation in the House to make fair employment practices by U.S. businesses or their subsidiaries in South Africa or Namibia a criteria for obtaining U.S. government contracts. Samora Machel reported on April 6, 1973 that the war in Mozambique had moved forward into Zambisi Province. The newsletter includes information on the International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa (IDAFSA), Canon L. John Collins, Christian Action, the Treason Trial, apartheid, Beloit College, Aliza Ngono, Edin, Moyo, Andrew Lukele, Winston Nagan, Senate Bill S. 1868, H. 8005, the Washington Office on Africa, African Liberation Day, Kurt Waldheim, the United National Council for Namibia, Chief Clemens Kapuuo, Sam Nujoma, SWAPO, Ruth and Bill Minter, the Southern Africa Committee (South), and the North American Anti-Imperialist Coalition. Contents: DEFENSE AND AID FUND STILL GROWING • NEW MACSA OFFICE • HISTORY OF IDAFSA • Two Concerts by Talented South Africans • VICTORIA FALLS SHOOTINGS • SOUTH AFRICAN LAWYERS SPEAK IN MADISON • Congressional Action on South Africa • U.S. and Rhodesia Sanctions • Guardian Supplement on Africa • NAMIBIA - U.N. DIPLOMACY REPORT • LIMITED RIGHTS GRANTED SOUTH AFRICAN BLACK WORKERS • 10 PORTUGUESE PANES SHOT DOWN • MACSA WORKERS' DEPARTURE • FRELIMO on New Front • NAAIC CONFERENCE IN MADISON • MACSA SUMMER LEADERSHIP • MACSA NEWS DISTRIBUTION • MACSA FINANCIAL REPORT • MOVING? SEND ADDRESS CHANGE • CHANGE OF ADDRESS, SUBSCRIPTION AND CONTRIBUTION FORM

African Activist Archive

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