Report on an African National Congress mini-conference held in Lusaka, Zambia, April 1985. Discussed strengthening the underground, the armed struggle, recruitment, open membership, the Constitution, strategy and tactics, the Bantustans, contradictions in the enemy camp, the Youth, women, the movement's external mission, the conference, infiltration, negotiations, structures, accountability and discipline, and projects.
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Regional mini-conference report, Lusaka
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