WORKERS Other struggles in the region are also being forcefully linked to the struggles in Angola: while in the past SWAPO (South West African People's Organisation) of Nambia has maintained 'close links' with UNITA, such links are now being smashed by the open collaboration of UNITA with South Africa. Each blow that SWAPO aims at South Africa is objectively a blow in favour of the workers and peasants of An gola under the leadership of the But without a greater escalation of aid to the MPLA, and its acceptance by the Neto leadership, the present balance of forces still lies heavily against the Angolan revolution. And from the Labour Government in Britain, there is not a word of concern; only a smile that the British-owned Benguela Railway Company is back in 'safe' hands (of UNITA and South Africa), and once more operating as an export outlet for the copper-dependent Kaunda regime in Zambia. JULIUS KARANJA E NOVEMBER 17TH 1975 20 P.
'Close Links'
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