... treatment. On Saturday of last week the French Embassy in Rabat, Morocco, had been damaged by a mob shouting Free Ben Bella! AFRICA Civil war continued to threaten in Congo. The British Ambassador visited Mr. Tshombe, President of Katanga, in Elisabethville at ...

... KENYA AS A FARMING COUNTRY By Lindsay G. Troup DEVELOPMENTS in Central and East Africa since the war and particularly constitutional changes and proposed changes, have drawn considerable atten tion to this part of the world. In this article, the first ...

... whole family, then Malcolm to India, then back to London. With the war, Malcolm's services with Intelligence kept him at first in England, then took him to France and Africa. After the war, he was posted to Washington Kitty and their daughter, Valerie, went ...

... not idle precautions. For fourteen months already this has been a vicious and bloody war. On my return to London I was to discover that it is also Africa's unknown war in spite of the fact that more than 5,000 people, including women and children, have ...

... AFRICA Africa, as usual, presented a variety of moods and aspects last week. In the north, in Egypt, the final stage was concluded in the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between the U.A.R. and Britain when Mr. el-Kouny, the new U.A.R. Ambassador ...

... PORTUGUESE AFRICA by Pieter Lessing, who has re cently travelled extensively in Angola In spite of its nearly 500 years as a Portuguese territory, Angola, or Portuguese West Africa, has remained one of the least-known countries of Africa. In part this ...

... CHANGES IN AFRICA What next in Africa? is the question being currently asked in relation to the emergent continent. Events have been moving so precipitately in East Africa and elsewhere, that it is hard enough to grasp what is and has been happening ...

... Eden in Africa Doone Beat Take a series of coral-sanded beaches, and water that goes with them (blueprint, the Caribbean.) Add the Mediter ranean vegetation of blue plumbago trees, flowering jas mine and bougainvillea; cypress trees and eucalyptus, acanthus ...

... SOUTH AFRICA By GORDON COOPER Whether you arrive by sea or by air the Union of South Africa will surely enchant you. If time allows I think the sea approach is best, not only because the journey out allows complete rest and relaxation, but also for the ...

... main pillar of South Africa's economy. That distinction belongs to her manufacturing industry, which is without parallel in Africa. The new Republic uses twice as much electricity and steel as the rest of Africa combined. Since the war the value of industrial ...

... n, is the real solution, in East and Central Africa as much as in Algeria. But it needs time-- a great deal of time- to create and stabilise the trust on which to build that partnership, and time in Africa, which in my young boyhood seemed timeless, is ...

... white man in Africa is over, and the sooner he clears out the better. If Lord Salisbury is right, then in one important aspect the Emperor's new clothes line of criticism need no longer worry the Government. Mr. Butler knows nothing about Africa; he knows ...