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Zimbabwe team the viewpointi'Nemibia. 

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the coast of South Africa on 
the AAM believes _was only possible'tith? the 
and technical assistance of the-west. The conclusion"
dram in this report is that the struggle must how?i?t?nsify
to secure sanctions against South Africa. and to confront
the British Government ?at every opportunity on the issue,
to campaign to educatethe public about apartheid, to
expose the role of gover?ments end niulti national
corporations in, the financial and economic affairs of
South Africa. and lastly to increase. co-operationhetween
the various anti-apartheid _and. liberation movements and
empathetic governments such as the Front Line' states.

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The final part of the correspondence regarding

the AAM is a copy of the minutes from the Executive Committee

meeting held on September 1980. A number of points
,?were raisedwin connection with the newspaper.- Th?reis 
a vacancy for the editor of the paper and it would appear
that there is considerable difficulty in finding a
suitable person. 'The paper is at present being by
Cosmiiteev 4A ?atness anon:
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conditions of its Ti-i
members in this country and notXtheir black,7brothers?
rthousands'. of. 'The final paragraphs deal: with
with the [South ..African congress .?of
Trade Unions aha . discusses ,ways .of improving
_co;operation between the two organisations..' 



5. The final part of the correspondence_is a copy,
of the July/August edi'tionbf mar?current Affairs in

Southern Africa and a copy.of the.Africa'Burean.Eact 
Sheet No.-6h. contains articles on Croserads,'1
the squatter township outside Capetown, mercenaries in
relation to South Africa's involvement in Namibia.and.

 

 

 

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5.3. No. 21

1 Angola and the schools? boycott by black students. It
also gives an up-to?date report on South Africa's
'civil war'. The Africa Bureau Fact Sheet No.6h attached
to the copy of XRAY gives the story of maria APLANE who
had been a victim of influx control and the pass laws..
and the Africa Bureau Fact Sheet are distributed
by the Africa Publication Trust, c/o M?in and Fowler,
Montague House, High Street, Ebntingdon. This is another
title for the Africa Bureau the subject of Looms/12.
XRAY is also mentioned in a Special Branch report?dated
5th October 1976 concerning the Rev. Guthrey Michael SCOTT,
who was taken #0 Bow Street Police Station after an incident
involving red ink outside South.ifrica House. The
Embassy declined to'press charges and SCOTT was therefore
released. When arrested SCOTT was found to be in
possession of a copy of 

6. Appendix to this report is a list of persons
and organisations mentioned in the above report and not
contained in indices A or B.

7. The Anti-Apartheid Movement is the subject of the
marginally quoted correspondence.

    

W/Tetective Constable
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