IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

SA troops in Zimbabwe

Socialist Challenge No. 45, 11 May 1978 · p. 12 of the scan · 169 words

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page 12 of the scan

are Zimbabwe the settlement.

2000 military some time, Less SOUTH African troops moving back into to shore up crumbling internal A South African force of previously returning as the political and situation becomes the 'transitional' regime.

South Africa's backing for the internal settlement between the white settler regime and nationalist Jeaders Muzoresn well known are the black members of the new governmeut and the apartheid Gordon Chavanduka, payed at least two visits to the South African capital las The Bishop himself is above chatting with top racists.

EUCODULY isreement he had resched with South African Foreign Mini Mer Botha at talks in London ACTICACT ME TALEN settlement parties met a South African business delegation in chairperson of Anglo-American, the giant mining company said he was impressed with what Sithole had to say.

l is a measure or the weakness of these would-he popular leaders that they have TO CIS South Africa le secure their future.

But it is a threat nonetbeless and one that must be resisted

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