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happened to the money we were promised from Nottingham?

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But there are powerful forces wor king in the opposite direction. The confidence ol the guerilla militants or Zim babwe, the weakening of Smith's position and the decline of white Rhodesian morale, coupled with the successes in Mozambique and Angola and the rebuff suffered by the armed forces of South Africa in the latter, have had an inevitable impact on the morale and militancy of the black working class in South Africa. A clear sign of this is the wave of militant strike action throughout the country over the past year.

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