IMGpapers 1976–79

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

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· Red Weekly No. 178, 9 December 1976 · p. 12 of the scan · 607 words

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ZMBABWE NO lo neo-0 in struggle Available from Red Books, 182 Pentonville Rd, London N1. Price 30p including p&p. The Rhodesian Army exhibits its 'successes' in the war against the freedom It GUGULETU provides the same service To the townships sowero to vonannesourg. Ine provision of African workers tor ine cly's inaustes.

Guguletu is smaller than the Soweto aled 55,000 people living there.

Among those 55,000 were at least 19 blacks who have testified to the Cillie Commission, a frame-up body established by premier John neute Into wack Unresu youth collaborate with ¡nure was anomer examont of this opposition to collaboration last week. The houses of the 19 were wrecked by youths. against the decision to sack actors who protested demands the release of a former member of the cast arrested on his return original cast have been sacked and face the possibility of a similar fate if they too are forced to return Cape town as do killed by police.

comprising be used in ships, police sealed only completely. searches rests Vorster to jail for screening have refused indefinite stay in jail -the racist of the Soweto sciousness' detention and processing'.

The next day two against their degrading conditions and low pay Members of the replacement cast nave also the sage complain reagant to black youths were shot and Africa.

In an operation designed to case of future upsurges in the larger town- volvement 600 heavily armed off Guguletu House-to-house preceded 180 ar- wide protest By the time the police had finished after two days of this operation, 300 youth were in prepator These youth could face an Namibia Steve Biko, one of the leaders "black -COn movement. only just released after 101 days ally tactics to Black youth are not the only forces to be 'processed' in the past rew weeks in Twenty-seven people nave been aannee tron aouvity following their alleged inunofficial multi-racial trade unions and literacy groups. These bannings have provoked a world The 'stabilisation' moves of the regime have to be seer against the background moves being made all-out war against SWAPO in Africa's Commissioner General there has given a warning that the South African 'may apply hot pursuit wipe out SWAPO bases in Angola'. The popular base being won by SWAPO, in PEACE FOUNDATION Gamble st Nottineham REVIEW OF AFRICAN POLITICAL ECONOMY are sponsoring a TEACH - IN "Neo-Colonialism or Liberation?"

SUNDAY, 12th DECEMBER, 1976 10.30 a.m. to 6 p.m 34/6 Bedford Square, London W.C.1 An inquiry into the options available in Zimbabwe The lot of migrant workers and peasants cooped up in Reserves Is "Majority Rule alone enough to transform their conditions? Britain's role in arranging a solution to suit capital?

Registration Fee (Entrance & Background Papers) E2 (El for students, opposition to the farce of the Turnhalle conference devoted producing transfer power under the control of Pretoria, has encountered the iron fist of racism under its iron glove The South African regime's war threat brings them into Rhodesia's undec lared offensive against Mo These events point once more to the necessity of solidarity with the freedom fighters and a campaign against the internal repression in the urban areas. Support for the ICTU week of action starting 17 January is a starting point for the demand for blackin action British trade union carels INSTITUTE of RACE RELATIONS 491 renonvue Koad London NI (01-837-0061

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IPI TOMBI CAST DEMAND: RELEASE TRUSTY NTULI PLAYER ARRESTED IN S. AFRICA

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