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Titre :	v.7, n°4 - September 1963 - The Examiner: Who holds the winning card ?
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Importance :	16 p.
Présentation :	ill.
Format :	28 cm
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Note de contenu :	EDITORIAL: To thine own self be true –- LONDON LETTER: Strangling the south / Patrick Keatley -– NEWS: Southern Rhodesia: A game of Duplicate –- Northern Rhodesia: Squeeze play -– Nyasaland: Full house –- GENERAL: Operation handicap -– Standpoint / Reuben Jamela -– How the votes are couloured -– Learning is like bread / John Deary —- The report on Copperbelt unrest –- Frank talk / Frank Clements –- WHO HOLDS THE WINNING CARD? Young men’s vision / Roma students –- Some highlights of ZANU policy –- Time for a change -- to ZANU / Shakespeare Makoni –- Nkomo keps his pledge / W.D. Masururwa -– United in disunity: where the trade unions stand –- BOOKS: Free... but not verse (Modern poetry from Africa, éd. Gerald Moore & Ulli Beier) / John Reed –- Black diplomat (Africa unbound, d’Alex Quaison-Sackey) / Shakespeare Makoni –- Smooth travellers (The World Bank, de James Morris) / Hayden Roberts -– Verwoerd’s Africa

[n° ou bulletin]  v.7, n°4 - September 1963 - The Examiner: Who holds the winning card ? [texte imprimé] . - 16 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Note de contenu :

EDITORIAL: To thine own self be true –- LONDON LETTER: Strangling the south / Patrick Keatley -– NEWS: Southern Rhodesia: A game of Duplicate –- Northern Rhodesia: Squeeze play -– Nyasaland: Full house –- GENERAL: Operation handicap -– Standpoint / Reuben Jamela -– How the votes are couloured -– Learning is like bread / John Deary —- The report on Copperbelt unrest –- Frank talk / Frank Clements –- WHO HOLDS THE WINNING CARD? Young men’s vision / Roma students –- Some highlights of ZANU policy –- Time for a change -- to ZANU / Shakespeare Makoni –- Nkomo keps his pledge / W.D. Masururwa -– United in disunity: where the trade unions stand –- BOOKS: Free... but not verse (Modern poetry from Africa, éd. Gerald Moore & Ulli Beier) / John Reed –- Black diplomat (Africa unbound, d’Alex Quaison-Sackey) / Shakespeare Makoni –- Smooth travellers (The World Bank, de James Morris) / Hayden Roberts -– Verwoerd’s Africa