Anarchy #112

Issue of Anarchy magazine from June 1970 focussing on Southern Africa

South Africa (Douglas Marchant)
Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) (Richard Jannaway)
Mozambique: the Achilles Heel (Simon Hebditch)
Angola (Douglas Marchant)
South West Africa (Adrian Wolfin)
Liberating Guine (Paul Hodges)
African facts and figures

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