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... major recipient of aid . Following the formation of the OAU and its Liberation Committee , PAFMECSA channeled its aid in that direction , but the result was the same . Not only had PAFMECSA's former secretary - general already be- gun ...
... major recipient of aid . Following the formation of the OAU and its Liberation Committee , PAFMECSA channeled its aid in that direction , but the result was the same . Not only had PAFMECSA's former secretary - general already be- gun ...
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... major problems . ZANU's level of official recognition did not increase , particularly within the Soviet bloc ... major regional patrons , particularly Tanzania and Mozambique , led to ZANU's near collapse . The Front Line States Tension ...
... major problems . ZANU's level of official recognition did not increase , particularly within the Soviet bloc ... major regional patrons , particularly Tanzania and Mozambique , led to ZANU's near collapse . The Front Line States Tension ...
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... major groups , " Bushmen " and " Hottentots . " The former were foragers , the latter herders . Each was described in the ethnographic present by a laundry list of physical , cul- tural , and linguistic traits . The major thrust of ...
... major groups , " Bushmen " and " Hottentots . " The former were foragers , the latter herders . Each was described in the ethnographic present by a laundry list of physical , cul- tural , and linguistic traits . The major thrust of ...
Contents
VOLUME 36 NUMBER 1 APRIL 1993 | 1 |
Aoua Kéita and the Nascent Womens Movement in | 59 |
Development Communication and Popular Resistance | 91 |
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