Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

Apartheid state pounds Angola

Socialist Organiser no. 161, 12 January 1984 · scan p. 11 · about 151 words

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tas: 10p Lon 1 Class Fighter pamphlet 10p plus postage from Sickert Court, Jon N1 2SY. ON SUNDAY January 6 South Africa announced that its forces were withdrawing from Angola after one of the biggest attacks in the long-running war of harassment.

South African troops had fought battles 160 miles into Angolan territory, and had been backed up by heavy air attacks.

The South Africans' aim is to consolidate their rule over Namibia (South West Africa), and to attack the bases in Angola of the Namibian liberation movement SWAPO.

They are also seeking to destabilise the Angolan government. Both in Angola and in Mozambique, the apartheid state supports and finances right wing guerrilla groups.

MOLE REVIEW MOPKJA Official badge of the 'Save the Mole' campaign. 25p or £2 for ten, from N.Barstow 165 Liverpool Rd, London N1.

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