Black Panther Party of Northern California - Freedom Archives
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The News that South African'para-military .,'"orces were going to 't`Y e aid of Ytahi.te- Rhodesians coincided last month with ~n announcement from'the Oxganiaa- rillas . . milita :~ ;r committee to 'aid African freedom-figh~~;ers . The committee was the ciutcome of a remarkab~.~r effective meeting of the OAU - effective despite grim auguries, In the l8 months since the last confer~nce in Addis Ababa, fratricide spread through Nigeria, the~Arab member states were clobbered. by , tion of African Unity"setting up a new Israel and cubits racism reimained bouyant' in the sout~x ., And, set against the wretched backdrop :of the Congo, ,the extra vagant ho~~~.~itality of President Mabuto only ad- ~i .6}&~, to the gloom . Yet, against all the odds, this fourth assem~aly of the Organisation of African Unity wias sober, workmanlike and .effec~, ~tive . Most encouraging ,of a;ll, perhaps, the relegates decisively reaffirmed ~3~eir support. . for the armed struggle:agairis~ Smith, `Jorster and aalazar . Ax"rican National Congress representati~zu in London Joe 'Matthews was a member of the joint AI~tC-ZAPU delegation to Kins~:~asa . We asked him ror his impxessions . Y°A zaost important step forward was the decision to create a committee of military nen to co-ordinate aid for the armed struggle in the south", he said, Broadly, the OAU decided to set up a 17nation commission of military experts as an adjunct to the existing Liberation ~RCa& Committee .- It is expected that senior officers will oversee the supply of arms, funds, and military advisors to the gue- Pxess reports from Kinshasa also sug- Best that combat troops may eventually be made available by stronger member states like Ethiopia,'Algeria, and Egypt . tdews of African guterillas battling with Rhodesia and South African troops hardened. support behind the liberation movements . But Jbe' Matthews, wha also visited Zambia on his African trip, denies suggestions that the joint command. of ANC-ZAPU sent in "sacrificial" forces to capture the headlines at a crucial moment, ' "Our forces have been infiltrating over a long period," said Joe Matthews, "The band engaged in heavy fighting had in fact, been active in the area Aor many weeks befoxe Smith heard of them . This contradicts Smith's claims of an all-seeing security service ."
d~~~zng in `for s~.~ug~le . a larig merciless r'y~4have embarke~d~on the armed. stru_ gh~ . .not-out of chtiic~l', Mathews said, 'Pbu,t through f©rce of circumstances, Now that it is unt3ex right through," way, we wiY~. pursue it Mathews stresses that de,Velopments~'' will not be dramatic that the gue~i7las will, not,be seeking out,pitche'd battles .) Inflwenced,,perhap~ by, their discussions with Che Guevaxa in ~?ar-Es Salaam i 1965, the irl~ ltratoxs axe apt present seen .a~ ''`~;rmed prppaganc~ s~s`! in the Cur ~aan mo7~:d . Black ~rarrior~ wave into . . ~ pd~~.~~-off' to r.~mbu~h T~hoele~3.an anc~ :}oath A~'r~,e,~. , ha?~ky ~:rp~~~ . ~Y~e action. t©olL p3.ace in; n b.des3.a" wl~ict~ wh.an it is a^s~al~ by,~~~k~ ~, S~:a4~ rnan ~- i~.~., b~ cal~.ed' Z3.mbab'w's ~.s oux an.a~~~ors ~a~.led 3.t . 1i
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The News that South African'para-military<br />
.,'"orces were going to 't`Y e aid <strong>of</strong><br />
Ytahi.te- Rhodesians coincided last month<br />
with ~n announcement from'the Oxganiaa- rillas .<br />
.<br />
milita :~ ;r committee to 'aid African freedom-figh~~;ers<br />
.<br />
The committee was the ciutcome <strong>of</strong> a remarkab~.~r<br />
effective meeting <strong>of</strong> the OAU -<br />
effective despite grim auguries,<br />
In the l8 months since the last confer~nce<br />
in Addis Ababa, fratricide<br />
spread through Nigeria, the~Arab member<br />
states were clobbered. by , tion <strong>of</strong> African Unity"setting up a new<br />
Israel and<br />
cubits racism reimained bouyant' in the<br />
sout~x ., And, set against the wretched<br />
backdrop :<strong>of</strong> the Congo, ,the extra vagant<br />
ho~~~.~itality <strong>of</strong> President Mabuto only ad-<br />
~i .6}&~,<br />
to the gloom .<br />
Yet, against all the odds, this fourth<br />
assem~aly <strong>of</strong> the Organisation <strong>of</strong> African<br />
Unity wias sober, workmanlike and .effec~,<br />
~tive . Most encouraging ,<strong>of</strong> a;ll, perhaps,<br />
the relegates decisively reaffirmed<br />
~3~eir support. . for the armed struggle:agairis~<br />
Smith, `Jorster and aalazar .<br />
Ax"rican National Congress representati~zu<br />
in London Joe 'Matthews was a member<br />
<strong>of</strong> the joint AI~tC-ZAPU delegation to Kins~:~asa<br />
. We asked him ror his impxessions<br />
.<br />
Y°A zaost important step forward was the<br />
decision to create a committee <strong>of</strong> military<br />
nen to co-ordinate aid for the<br />
armed struggle in the south", he said,<br />
Broadly, the OAU decided to set up a 17nation<br />
commission <strong>of</strong> military experts as<br />
an adjunct to the existing Liberation<br />
~RCa&<br />
Committee .- It is expected that senior<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficers will oversee the supply <strong>of</strong> arms,<br />
funds, and military advisors to the gue-<br />
Pxess reports from Kinshasa also sug-<br />
Best that combat troops may eventually<br />
be made available by stronger member<br />
states like Ethiopia,'Algeria, and Egypt .<br />
tdews <strong>of</strong> African guterillas battling<br />
with Rhodesia and South African troops<br />
hardened. support behind the liberation<br />
movements . But Jbe' Matthews, wha also<br />
visited Zambia on his African trip, denies<br />
suggestions that the joint command.<br />
<strong>of</strong> ANC-ZAPU sent in "sacrificial" forces<br />
to capture the headlines at a crucial<br />
moment,<br />
' "Our forces have been infiltrating<br />
over a long period," said Joe Matthews,<br />
"The band engaged in heavy fighting<br />
had in fact, been active in the area Aor<br />
many weeks befoxe Smith heard <strong>of</strong> them .<br />
This contradicts Smith's claims <strong>of</strong> an<br />
all-seeing security service ."