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Contents: Alex La Guma 1925-1985, pag. 5; In this issue: Yough Writers in Asia and Africa, by Ziad Abdel Fattah, pg. 6; In Memory of Faiz Ahmed Faiz: The Artist’s Circles of Being, by Faiz Ahmed Faiz, pag. 8; When Autumn Came, by Faiz Ahmed Faiz, pag. 12; any Lover to Any Beloved, by Faiz Ahmed Faiz, pag. 12; Before You Came, by Faiz Ahmed Faiz, pag. 14; Love’s Captives, by Faiz Ahmed Faiz, pag. 15; Short Stories: The Naughty Boy, by Rahnaward Zaryab (Afghanistan), pag. 16; The Tale of the Dry Memory, by Jemai Abdel Kader (Algeria), pag.

Contents: In This Issue, pag. 4; Editorial, by Ziad Abdel Fattah, pag. 6; Benjamin Moloise, pag. 8; Short Stories: Chad: The Parisian Fashion House, pag . 10; Algeria: An African Melody, by Ahmed Mounwar, pag. 18; Senegal: The Milky Way, by Serigne Mbaye Sall, pag. 30; Ghana: a Prisoner’s Initiative, by Kwame Nyaku, pag. 38; Camerrrn: The Prostitute of Mvog-Ada, by Jean Claude Mfou’ou, pag. 44; Kenya: And the Rains Came Down, by Ngugi Wa Thiong’o, pag. 56; Egypt: A Place to Sleep, by Youssef Abu Raya, pag. 60; Marocco: A day named 20th of June, by Idris Sughaier, pag.

Contents: Editorial: Of Truth and Beauty, pag. 8; Short Stories: The House, by Gofri Nath Mohanty, pag. 11; Sunderdas’s Quest, by Manoj Das, pag. 18; Songs of the Earth, by Sitakant Mahapatra, pag. 23; Lajwanti, by Rajinder Singh Bedi, pag. 31; The Man Who Did Not Want to Remenber, by Khwaja Ahmed Abbas, pag. 40; Reversal, by Mulk Raj Anand, pag. 49; The Women’s Lib, by Kartar Singh Duggal, pag. 53; Indiannes in Indian Literature, by Shivdan Singh Chauhan, pag. 59; Studies: The Search for Identity in Architecture. The Indian Experience, by Romi Khosla, pag.

Contents: Editorial: Lover of Dreams. Lover of the Poor, by Ziad Abdel Fattah, pag. 4; In This Issue, by Ziad Abdel Fattah, pag. 6; Studies: After Amputation, by Boris Parnickel (USSR), pag. 8; The Women of Burma, by Elena Zapadova (USSR), pag. 13; Short Stories: This Earth of Mankind, by Ananta Toer (Indonesia), pag. 17; The Testament of Buddha, by Ma Sanda (Burma), pag. 30; The Prize of Peace in the Family, by Mo Mo (Inya) (Burma), pag. 37; A Demanding Love, by Tekkado Mya Sein (Burma), pag. 41; Bitterness in the Heart, by Amarawadi (Thailand), pag.

The economic “recovery” of Latin America. The myth and the reality by James Petras and Henry Veltmeyer, pag. 3; Challenging the neo-liberal agenda in South Africa, by Jeremy Cronin, pag. 21; Letter to South Africa, by Boris Kagarlitsky, pag. 31; Lessons from East Asin NIC experiences. A progressive nationalist corporatist development alternative? , by Dr Jomo K. Sundaram, pag. 42; Capitalism in Eastern Europe, by Làszlò Andor, pag. 54; The East European change of regimes. From history to theory, by Tamàs Krausz, pag.

Contents: The land and its people, pag. 1-23; History, pag 28-45; Agriculture and land affairs, pag. 46-72; Arts and culture, pag. 74-101; Communications, pag. 102-127; Economy, pag. 128-161; Education, pag. 162-183; Environmental management, pag. 184-213; Finance, pag. 214-241; Foreign relations, pag. 242-279; Government system, pag. 280-309; Health, pag. 310-331; Housing, pag. 332-343; Justice and correctional services, pag. 344-371; Minerals, energy and geology, pag. 372-405; Safety, security and defence, pag. 406-433; Science and technology, pag. 434-463; Social development, pag.

Materials of the International Seminar sponsored by the Soviet Afro-Asian Solidariry Committee and the Institute of Africa of the USSR Academy of Sciences in collaboration with the UN Special Committee Against Apartheid (Alma Ata, May 28-31, 1979)

The full text of the document presented by Nelson Mandela to PW Botha in July, 1989

Contents: Preliminary Report on Initiatives to establish Ntional Reception Committees, pag. 1; Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, pag. 4; Nelson Mandela International Reception Committee, pag. 6; International Appeal, pag. 8; Press release: International Committee launched to prepare for Nelson Mandela’s release, pag. 10; Suggested Activities for NRCs , pag. 12; International Picket of South African Embassies and Consulates on 2 February 1990 to demand of Nelson Mandela and all Political Prisoners, pag. 13.

Inside: The ultimate boy’s game, pag. 4; Boar waives the rule, pag. 5; Right rides the tiger, pag. 8; Bottoms up! Says kobie gouws, pag. 9; Quantum leap on “Wayward ways” , pag. 10; All passion spent?, pag. 11.