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Severe Rap For Ian Smith
Page 1 from 30th October 1964Catholic Herald Correspondent MORE than 100 Southern ' Rhodesian Christians, African and white alike and including many Catholics, last week issued......
Deported Nun To Get Luther King Award
Page 1 from 7th October 1977SISTER Janice McLaughlin, the Pittsburgh-born Maryknoll nun who was recently deported from Rhodesia after 22 days injail, will become the first......
Rhodesian Plan To Restrict African Births
Page 2 from 3rd January 1969FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT A DRIVE by the Rhodesian Government to curb the growth of the African population in the country has brought sharp......
A Logic Alien To Tories
Page 5 from 14th August 1970Y OUR advocacy of Britain arming the South African Government in your leader of July 31 demands a reply. If the British Government sees a Soviet......
The Gadarene Steep Place
Page 4 from 16th February 1973There is a dreadful inevitability about the march of events in southern Africa. What had to happen is beginning to happen fast. The Portuguese,......
Gag Tightens In Zimbabwe
Page 3 from 27th April 1984Oscar Jones reports on tightening censorship in Zimbabwe which restricts TV and radio news to government announcements. FR JOHN GOUGH'S now......
Churches' Protest Gives Africans New Hope
Page 2 from 27th June 1969FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT A LTHOUGH last week's ALTHOUGH referendum in Rhodesia was an overwhelming victory for the Smith regime, the fact that......
Britain Holding
Page 3 from 29th October 1976an unruly baby IN THE Commons Tony Crosland, the Foreign Secretary, said: "The prize within our grasp is a free, prosperous and multi-racial......
Bishop Muzorewa Hopeful Over Rhodesia's Future
Page 1 from 18th January 1974Bishop Abel Muzorewa, the leader of the African National Council, said in Salisbury on Saturday that he was optimistic that, with a show of......
Rhodesia: Lest We Forget
Page 4 from 18th January 1974It is now exactly two years since Lord Pearce and his Commission were in Rhodesia to test African opinion on what has gone down in history as......