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R-0100757Marxism and African liberation
R-0100756Guinea shows the way forward
R-0100755How foreign is Communism?
R-0100754A historical step forward
R-0100753Editorial: Avenge the martyrs of Coalbrook!
R-0100751Algeria: behind the silence
R-0100750Mozambique, my country
R-0100749Apartheid colonialism in America
R-0100748Negro oppression and U.S. foreign policy
R-0100747Free Ghana, free Africa
R-0100746Ghana socialists fight back
R-0100744Message from the South African Communist Party to the 23rd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
R-0100742Nigeria: behind the coup
R-0100740Editorial notes: Arthur Letele
R-0100739Editorial notes: Unity for South Africa
R-0100738Editorial notes: The Sudanese Communists
R-0100737Editorial notes: Bram Fischer
R-0100736Editorial notes: Starvation amidst plenty
R-0100735Editorial notes: Johannesburg celebrates the New Year
R-0100734Editorial notes: Reflections on Nigeria
R-0100730Jack Cope on Bantu oral poetic tradition
R-0100729Liberation of the Southland: the crucial tasks before Africa
R-0100728Somehow we survive ...
R-0100727Political detainees in Algeria
R-0100726Putting the record straight
R-0100725British Labour and Africa
R-0100722The Tanzanian elections
R-0100721Islands of independence in the slave south
R-0100720The imperialist stake in apartheid
R-0100719A note from Jack Woddis
R-0100718Editorial notes: Kick the Smith Gang Out!
R-0100717Zimbabwe: a statement by the Central Committee of the South African Communist Party
R-0100716Documents: Communique of joint meeting of Communist Party of Great Britain and South African Communist Party
R-0100714My death warrant
R-0100711A tribute to I.T.A. Wallace- Johnson: a true son of Africa
R-0100709The 'Fischer' trial
R-0100708East African trends - Tanzania: Background to five-year plans
R-0100707East African trends - Kenya: A socialist label for bourgeois thinking
R-0100705The South African people will win their freedom: a statement by the central committee of the South African Communist Party
R-0100702Facts on Angola
R-0100701Nigeria and Westminster type Parliamentarism
R-0100699Nigeria after the elections
R-0100698South West Africa: the hour of decision
R-0100697Pio Pinto: son of Africa
R-0100696Ichtirakya: the revolutionary character of the Algiers Charter
R-0100695South African and French communists meet
R-0100694Message from the Central Committee of the South African Communist Party to the Government and People of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
R-0100693Editorial notes:the U.S. war on Vietnam
R-0100691A message from Underground
R-0100689Some comments on one-party systems in Africa

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