African Activist Archive

Two Washington attorneys, Ms. Goler Teal Butcher of White, Fine and Verville, and Mr. T. Michael Peay, of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, have won a signal legal victory. After almost a year of litigation before the US Department of Commerce, the director of the National Marine Fisheries Service has ruled that Namibian fur seals may not be imported into this country. • Ambassador-At-Large Pascal Luvualu of the Peoples Republic of Angola, in the U.S. to attend the United Nations Security Council session on South Africa's aggression in Angola, denied South Africa's claim that there is an agreement between Luanda and Pretoria over South Africa's withdrawal from Angola. • A delegation of North Americans met during the last week of February in Havana with representatives of the People's Republic of Angola at a conference hosted by the Cuban government. Contents: The Road Ahead • A Voice of Africa - Samora Machel, President of the Peoples Republic of Mozambique • The Swakopmund Terrorism Trial • Press Statement of the Right Reverend Colin O'Brien Winter • The Church in Mozambique • Machel: 'Cubans not needed in Rhodesia' • Nyerere: 'We'll deliver Smith to London' • Smith blames Britain • South Africa fears race war is starting • Rhodesia loses more than half of its trade • Smith signs up mercenaries • US - South African ties: The Noose Tightens • Portrait of a Namibian Patriot • Trial • Work for the Future • Um So Povo • Zimbabwean Student Denied Political Asylum By U.S. Immigration Service. Temporary Stay of Deportation Achieved at Last Minute • Namibia • Dakar International Conference on Namibia and Human Rights • Where the Namibian Church Stands • Namibia Terrorism Trial

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