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Report from a refugee camp in Namibia after fighting in Southern Angola, describing the people and tribes in the camp, the losses they have sustained and reasons for the fighting. Reporter not identified.
US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger speech on the future for South Africa, Rhodesia and Namibia and the need for peaceful political change through negotiations which will however be difficult to achieve....
Press conference featuring South African Prime Minister John Vorster on political change in South West Africa, otherwise known as Namibia. He says he has never put any pressure on them and its up to the...
Press conference with US Vice-President Walter Mondale on the Rhodesian conflict and disagreements on separatism and apartheid with South Africa and Rhodesia; also problems of Namibia; speech by Dr David...
Speech by UK Prime Minister James Callaghan, on the aims of the Commonwealth Conference. It looks at the need to eradicate discrimination of race and creed, the gulf between rich and poor, the problems of...
Report on the Commonwealth leaders public condemnation of Ugandan President Idi Amin’s human rights abuses in Uganda and discussion of the problems of southern Africa, and Rhodesian independence. Includes...
Excerpts from a speech by Foreign Secretary Dr David Owen to the United Nations. He speaks about the failure of the UN to aid world peace in accordance with its aspirations, the money spent on UN political...
Interview with UK Foreign Secretary Dr. David Owen on United Nations talks on the future of Namibia.
Paul Iredale reports on the end of racial segregation in Rhodesia. Black people will be able to live in white areas and use white health services. Also looks at the American tour of government officials and...
UK Foreign Secretary David Owen criticises Soviet intervention in Africa. Solutions, he says, should be sought in an African context.
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