The Formation school was opened by the acting president Henry E. Isaacs, who briefly outlined the nature and purpose of this school. The report includes the list of participants, the programme and two annexures about Black Power
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Report on proceedings at the National Formation School held at the Fedsem 11th-13th May, l973
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