Workers Socialist League

Socialist Press, Trotskyism Today and the Trotskyist International Liaison Committee, 1975–1984

Growing outcry at Rhodesia election fra

Socialist Press no. 188, 27 February 1980 · scan p. 12 · about 272 words

Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 12 →

Read from the scan by machine and not corrected: expect misread words, and now and then a caption or a line from a neighbouring story. For anything you quote, read the scan.

Scan page 12

With only a few days to go to the end of the month we are still well short of our target of £750. With only £527.80 received, we are left with very little time indeed to find the At the same time we are still well short of the first €1,000 in our £3,000 Special Fund, Our aim is to reach the half way mark by Easter. At present we have only £733.65 Clearly, then, we are calling for a big response from our readers and supporters to ensure that these funds, which are essential for the maintenance of our paper and the development of our work both nationally and internationsee if. you can send us a donation. Our Published by Folrose Ltd for the Workers Socialist League, BM Registered as a newspaper at the Post Office. Signed articles do not necessarily represent the views of the Workers Socialist League. Box 5277, London WC1V 6XX. Printed by Anvil Printers, London. remaining £222.20.

towards this total.

ally, are raised.

So why not address is: Socialist Press Fund BM Box 5277 London WC1V 6XX question 'Do you plan widespread nationalisation" with the categoric one-line response:

"No nationalisation has been But at the same time the imperialists and their allies recognise that a victory for Mugabe and the defeat of his right wing opponent would spur on the black 'masses Zimbabwe, whose demands for immediate action to resolve their material problems would bring massive pressure to bear on the unstable petty bourgeois ZANU(PF) leadership.

With imperialist investments and huge natural resources at stake; and with the crucial importance of maintaining political stability in Zimbabwe

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 188, 27 February 1980