African Activist Archive

This mailing cover letter says that the struggle for majority rule in southern Africa may well be the next flash point for United States foreign policy. The mailing says the conflict in southern Africa is escalating daily. As resistance increases, the days of white rule in Zimbabwe and Namibia are clearly numbered and the soon the focus of attention and conflict will shift to the bastion of apartheid: South Africa. The cover letter note a victory on South Africa: on the last day of the legislative session for 1978 the Senate agreed to language passed by the House to restrict financing by the Export-Import Bank to South Africa. The mailing includes a Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy resource U.S. Policy in Zimbabwe. Contents of U.S. Policy in Zimbabwe: Right Wing Initiatives: The Push to Lift Sanctions • Analysis of the Internal Settlement • Political Participation and Majority Rule • Maneuvers to Lift Sanctions? • Conditions Under the Internal Settlement • Political Repression • Racial Discrimination • Freedom of the Press • Detentions and Political Prisoners • The War and Its Atrocities • Who's Who in Rhodesia • Groups Participating in the Internal Settlement • Groups Opposed to the Internal Settlement

African Activist Archive

[The struggle for majority rule in southern Africa may well be the next flash point for United States foreign policy]

U.S. Policy in Zimbabwe

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