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(i) Foreign Investment: Mineral Exploration in Namibia (ii) Fishing Industry: Remedial measures (iii) Race relations in Namibia (iv) Walvis Bay: Enforcing Segregation under Group Areas Act (v) UNITA: Gun Smuggling for Savimbi (vi) Namibia: Trouble in DTA “Government” (vii) Resolution 435: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, No. 9/81

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(i) Fourth Committee of the United Nations hears testimony by petitioners on question of Namibia, No. 45/85: • Testimony by World Peace Council • Statement by the Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organization • Statement by the American Committee on Africa • Statement by the Episcopal Church People for a Free Southern Africa • Statement by Brooklyn College • Statement by National Lawyers Guild • Statement by Lutheran World Federation

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(i) Front-line States meeting held in Angola, Luanda, on 8 April 1986 (ii) Visit of Secretary-General's special representative for Namibia to Southern Africa (iii) Illegal Administration in Namibia Plans to divide the Territory into six Administrative Regions (iv) Former Members of "Rhodesian" army fight in Namibia alongside South African Soldiers (v) News in Brief

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(i) General Assembly President, Ambassador Paul Lusaka of Zambia, calls on Assembly to redouble efforts for early implementation of Security Council Resolution 435 (1978) (ii) The OAU co-ordinating committee for the liberation of Africa, meeting in Dar es Salaam from 30 August to 1st September 1984, reiterates that Security Council resolution 435 (1978) is the basis for Namibia’s independence and rejects South Africa’s dubious strategies of neo-colonial alternatives to the resolution, 38/84

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(i) Joint Soviet-Angolan Statement on the Situation in Southern Africa (ii) Secretary-General's Letter to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa on the Implementation of Security Council Resolution 435 (I978) (iii) South Africa Rules out Implementation of Security Council Resolution 435 (I978), 24/86

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(i) Leaders of frontline States meeting in Harare, Zimbabwe on 18th July 1986 reiterate, inter alia, their rejection of the linkage concept for Namibia's independence (ii) International Conference for the Immediate Independence of Namibia held in Vienna in July 1986 adopts Declaration and Programme of action at its conclusion (iii) South Africa continues its Repression in Namibia

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(i) Lung Disease Hits Cattle (ii) Worsening Drought (iii) Fishing Industry Disputes (iv) Corruption in the Meat Industry (v) Development (vi) Race Relations (vii) Internal Situation in Namibia (viii) Walvis Bay, No. 11/81

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(i) Mass Rallies in Support of SWAPO Detainees (ii) Commonwealth Conference to Discuss Namibia (iii) South Africa Cautioned on Possible U.S. Impartiality (iv) Race “Classification” in Cloud-Cuckooland (v) Neglected Health Services (vi) Radioactive Contamination at Rössing (vii) South Africa Continues to Destabilize Angola, No. 16/81

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(i) More talks between United States and South African officials take place in Cape Verde Islands on Southern Africa (ii) The United Nations Council for Namibia will hold symposium on “A Century of Heroic Struggle of the Namibian People Against Colonial Occupation”, 43/84

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(i) Namibians condemn the United States policy of “constructive engagement: • United Nations defends its policy • Failure of “constructive engagement” (ii) United States offers a time-table for the withdrawal of Cuban forces from Angola (iii) Council of Churches in Namibia strongly condemns South Africa’s latest attempts to install a “puppet regime” in Namibia, 12/85

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