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NEW PARK PUBLICATIONS 186a Clapham High Street, London SW4 7UG. and Zambia. Since the Cultucharacted to the ever tas character drive has altered significantly. Instead of attempting to develop revolutionary movements in Africa, the Chinese bureaucracy has concentrated on developing mutually beneficial trade channels.

One of her major commitments is the $300m Tanzam railway project in Zambia. Other commitments for 1972 include $31m to the anticommunist Numeiry regime in Sudan for an agricultural implements factory.

One of the attractions of Chinese aid is that while their factories may cause mirth in western capitalist circles, they are labour-intensive and therefore make a greater impact on the vast under- and unemployment problem in Africa.

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