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TAME TOM- CATS

By John Spencer

Workers Press no. 275, 14 October 1970 · scan page 2

Topics: Africa

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PRESIDENT NYERERE of Tanzania left London on Monday night after talks with Tory premier Heath during which he protested about Tory arms sales to S Africa and threatened to take Tanzania out of the Commonwealti if the sales went Like his bourgeois-nationalist counterparts in the Middle East, Nyerere tries to maintain an aura of anti-imperialism by cheap and quite meaningless gestures If Nyerere is so hostile to with Vorster's British imperialism, what is he doing in the Commonwealth anyway?

'If Britain sells arms to S Africa, he pleads, 'can we still justify the Commonwealth to our people?

the lot of British imerialism's tame tom-cats il not a happy one ...

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