West Africa Magazine 3282, 16th June, 1980

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dc.contributor.authorWest Africa magazine
dc.date.accessioned2026-01-18T03:40:19Z
dc.date.available2026-01-18T03:40:19Z
dc.date.issued1980-06-16
dc.descriptionIssue 3282 of West Africa Magazine (June 16, 1980) tackles South Africa's turmoil, food aid dilemmas, and African leaders' moves. Published in London/distributed in Apapa, it covers sabotage hits on South Africa, Mali/Cape Verde food aid issues, and President Stevens' OAU hopes. Key stories: “Options for South Africa” notes £3m sabotage blow; “Problems that food aid creates” probes Mali/Cape Verde; Stevens eyes OAU summit. Elsewhere: Mauritania's prospects brighten, Ghana's Limann vows to defend constitution (Dateline Africa), Nigerian-British trade talks (Economic news), and poems by Demola Araoye. A mix – sabotage, aid, and diplomacy.
dc.description.abstract■ Options for South Africa: It has been a bad few weeks for the racialist South African rulers. The destruction of over £3m worth of oil-from- coal installation was the most successful act of sabotage ■ Problems that food aid creates: Alex Rondos analyses, with particular reference to the cases of Mali and Cape Verde. The relation between food aid and agricultural development ■ President Stevens reviews the year: President stake a Stevens of Sierra Leone at the state opening of parliament in Freetown on June 6, looked forward to the holding of the OAU summit ■ Mauritanian outlook: The author of this IMF Survey report feels that withdrawal from the Western Saharan conflict and an improvement in trade last year brightened the country’s prospects for 1980 ■ Books and publications: A dam mistake? The Volta river project, a case study in politics and technology's by David Hart ■ Problems of publishing in African languages: Hans M. Zell, editor and publisher of the African Book Publishing Record, delivered this paper to a meeting of the American African Studies Association in Los Angeles last November. ■ Four peoms by Demola Araoye: Reaction to the post-mortem; Elegg for the unsung heroes; Eko ( looking back from Yauri); Newsy silence ■ Economic and business news: Talking about trading: The annual general meeting of the London chapter of the Nigerian British chamber of commerce ■ Dateline Africa: Ghana: Limann stands firm on constitution: President Hilla Limann declared during a closed session of the People's National Party Congress in Kumasi that he had sworn before God and the nation to defend the constitution and would defend it.
dc.identifier.urihttps://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/2416
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherApapa, Lagos state: Times Press Ltd.
dc.titleWest Africa Magazine 3282, 16th June, 1980
dc.typeArticle
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