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Fighting talk: A call for Greater International Action Against Apartheid and Racism, pag. 2; A decade in prison. UN Statement on Political. Prisoners in South Africa, pag. 4; CARTONVILLE. A Sweet Sounding name which means murder, pag. 6; SECHABA REPORTS, pag. 11; THE FRANKFURT DOCUMENTS. Bank Loans to South Africa, pag. 12; THE ALGIERS SUMMIT. Report on the Summit Conference of Non-Aligned Countries which met in Algiers in September last year, pag. 15; PROFILE, Joyce Sikakane, pag. 23.

Tuc sponsors emergency fund for AAM, pag. 2; Angolan elections: report from an official observer, pag. 4; The movement in action, pag. 6 / 7; South African rugby: AA news looks at the controversy surrounding the tour, pag. 8.

Special trade union issue, pages 5-10; Mass action a victory for peace and democracy, pag. 3; Obstacles to peace in Natal, pag. 4; Interview with Moses Mayekiso, pag. 7; The battle for wages, jobs and democracy, pag. 8 & 9; Elections in Angola, pag. 11.

UK police welcome “killing fields” chief, pag. 3; Regime role in violence exposed, pag. 4; Millions face famine as drought worsens, pag. 7; New campaign to release political prisoners, pag. 9.

Guiding hands behind the violence, pag. 4; General election – where do the parties stand on South Africa?, pag. 5; “Their task is just beginning” – Glenys Kinnock, pag. 6; Jay Naidoo on rebuilding southern Africa, pag. 8; Robert Mc Bride writes from prison, pag. 9.

Inside Codesa plus kader asmaò: constitution making for a new South Africa, pag. 3; Basil Davidson sets out the tasks for an interim government, pag. 6; AA news interviews rocky malebane – metsing, pag. 7; Marc Wadsworth outlines the anti – racist alliance pland for 1992, pag. 8.

Angola; economy; negotiations, pag. 2; battlefields, pag. 3; Mozambique; elections, pag. 4; vice-president, pag. 5; mines; banking system, pag. 6; Namibia; Lubowski, pag. 7; housing; education, pag. 8; agriculture, pag. 9; South Africa; former Bantustans security, pag. 10; violence; right wing, pag. 11; Third Force, pag. 12; armed forces, pag. 13; election special, pag. 14; new government, pag. 20; reconstruction programme, pag. 21; ANC; investments, pag. 22; business; housing, pag. 23; Southern Africa general; Lesotho; Botswana, pag. 24; Malawi; Swaziland, pag.

Angola; negotiations; war, pag. 2; international affairs, pag. 3; Cabinda; UN, pag. 4; Mozambique; demobilization, pag. 5; economy; cyclone, pag. 6; refugees; economy, pag. 7; Namibia; De Beers; economy; AIDS, pag. 8; Walvis Bay; development, pag. 9; South Africa; Third Force; right wing, pag. 10; Bantustans; security force, pag. 11; violence, pag. 12; KwaZulu/Natal, pag. 13; campaigning; monitoring, pag. 14; media; sports; education, pag. 15; income gap; COSATU; immigrants, pag. 16; trade; investment; arms, pag. 17; Southern Africa general; Botswana, pag. 18; Malawi, pag.

SA negotiations; Hani, pag. 2; election campaign; SAAF; media, pag. 3; violence; police, pag. 4-5; Bantustans; regions, pag. 6-7; nuclear weapons, pag. 8; labour; economy; Pilatus, pag. 9; Namibia Walvis Bay, pag. 10; economy, pag. 11; Angola, pag. 12; Mozambique, pag. 14; Zimbabwe, pag. 16; Zambia; Madagascar; Comoros, pag. 18; Botswana; Zaire; Malawi, pag. 19; ACP meeting; Swaziland; Lesotho, pag. 20.

SA negotiations; corruption, pag. 2; police, pag. 3; campaigning; ANCWL; media, pag. 4; violence, pag. 5-7; Bantustans, pag. 8; education, pag. 9; housing; women, pag. 10; women vs. democracy, pag. 11; economy; sanctions, pag. 12; electrification; VAT, pag. 13; arms/uranium sales, pag. 14; nuclear confessions; Pilatus, pag. 15; Namibia, pag. 16; economy, pag. 17; Angola, pag. 19; Mozambique, pag. 22; Zimbabwe, pag. 24; Zaire; Malawi, pag. 26; Lesotho; Zambia, pag. 27; SAP; Tanzania, pag. 28.