Africa Since Independence

<p>Activist, scholar, and political journalist Colin Legum assesses Africa's experience since independence and offers judicious predictions about the continent's future. Covering 50 years of sweeping change, this provocative and insightful book examines Africa's struggle for democracy, mounting economic problems, and AIDS.</p>

Africa since Independence

History

Legum, Colin

Africa

Indiana University Press

Activist, scholar, and political journalist Colin Legum assesses Africa's experience since independence and offers judicious predictions about the continent's future. Covering 50 years of sweeping change, this provocative and insightful book examines Africa's struggle for democracy, mounting economic problems, and AIDS.

Business & Money

Economics

Format Hardcover Subject Africa General Miscellaneous General African Politics Government Publisher ABC Clio LLC

Pan-Africanism: A Short Political Guide

Praeger

Africa Contemporary Record 1968-69

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Africana Pub

Africa Contemporary Record: 1969-70 v. 2: Annual Survey and Documents

Drysdale, John (Editors)

Africa Research Limited

Africa Contemporary Record 1970-71

Africa Contemporary Record 1972-73

Africa Contemporary Record: Annual Survey and Documents,1976-1977: 009

Holmes & Meier Pub

Copied from the Author's Note:  This study consists of two chapters which appear in the current volumn of the Africa Comtemporary Record(1974-5).  The first is an essay which attempts to reconstruct the history of the secret dipolmacy that produced the historic Lusaka Declaration of December 1974.  It is obviously still much too early to provide anything like a definitive account of all that went on in the negotiations between President Kenneth Kaunda(Zambia), President Julios Nyerere(Tanzania), President Seretse Khama(Botswana), President Samora Machel(Mozambique) and the Prime Minister of South Africa, Mr. Vorster; neverless it might be considered useful as an interim exploration of a vitally important chapter in contemporary African history.  
The second part consists of an analysis of economic, political, and social developments in the Republic of South Africa during the period covered by the previous essay.  It provides a background to the diplomacy in which Mr. Vorster is now engaged.  Anybody wishing to expand their knowledge about current developments in southern Africa should consult the chapters on Zambia, Mozambique, Angola, and Tanzania in the 1974 volumn of the Africa Contemporary Record.

Southern Africa: The secret diplomacy of detente : South Africa at the crossroads (Current affairs series)

Africana Pub. Co

The Western Crisis over Southern Africa: South Africa, Rhodesia, Namibia

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

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