La British solidarity campaign with the Zimbabwean freedom fighters was the subject of a meeting called last week by the Review of African Political Economy, The Institute of Race Relations and the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation. These three organisations had previously organised a successful teach-in on A wide range of speakers from Anti-Apartheid Movement, Solidarity Action, Zimbabwe Medical Aid, War on Want, African Students Union, International Defence and Aid, Zimbabwe African National Union, National Union of Zimbabwe Solidarity internanonal Marxist Group, plus the sponsors tants, all outlined their present acThree general areas of Zimbabwe solidarity work were out lined. Firstly, raising funds for the liberation organisations, which in fact Mozambique Solidarity Асtion and Zimbabwe Medical Aid have already begun. Secondly taking up the distorted press coverage Thirdly, launching a week of action in late April or This last point was agreed by all those present, al though a precise date was not esSouthern STUDENT Atrica st CON 19 February. UMIS Sackville details con Colin Talbot, MANUS, Devas Street of the AFRICAN STUD Organising Commi Gower Street. London WCTE 6AV
Red Weekly1977Red Weekly No. 186, 10 February 1977
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