Covers SWAPO military activities, SWAPO as government on independence, interviews, policy and elections.

Include:

Swakopmund trial, South Africa stands accused, SWAPO press statement, 22 April 1976.

Meeting between SWAPO and European and US representatives of the UN Security Council in New York, press release, 11 August 1977.

SWAPO reply to the representatives of Five Western Members of the UN Security Council, 1977.

Disruption of a SWAPO public meeting in Katatura, SWAPO press release, 28 August 1977.

Note (original) signed by Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, requesting the Holland Committee, Workgroup Kairos, and Pax Christi to call for a boycott of South Africa at the Shell Annual General Meeting, dated 18 March 1980.

Statement delivered by Sam Nujoma to United Nations Pre-implementation meeting in Geneva, 14 January 1981.

Letter to Peter Mueshihange, SWAPO, from David de Beer, concerning speech at the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), 26 February 1981.

Address (German) to the foundation for International Year of Mobilization for Sanctions Against South Africa 1982, by SWAPO representative, 5 June 1983.

Invitation addressed to 'Dear Friends', for Second Brussels International Conference for 5-7 May 1986, SWAPO, 21 January 1986.

Workshop on Namibia and sanctions against South Africa, document prepared for Workshop Group, Material Aid for SWAPO. 'Aid for SWAPO', Stockholm, October, Stockholm, 15-19 October 1986.

Campaigning in support of SWAPO, Namibia Support Committee for the NGO Conference, 15-19 October 1986, priorities, suggestions and plans, 11 October 1986.

List of projects in progress on document headed 'To Aid SWAPO', list of organisations and the aid provided, undated.

Report of the Material aid for SWAPO Group, undated.

Meeting between Lutheran World Federation, SWAPO and church leaders, telex, 16 February 1987.

Statement by Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO at Solidarity Conference in Tanzania, 1-4 December 1987.

Statement by Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, 'Dialogue between SA liberation movements and the churches', Lusaka, 4-8 May 1987.

Press releases about detentions, searches by the police, SWAPO's International Year of Mobilization for Sanctions Against South Africa, 1982, Green party and Bonn Social Democrats.

Include:

US State Department documents on Southern Africa leaked to American Press, reproduced by SWAPO, May-June 1981.

Articles on the growth of SWAPO, its changing role, transition, political programme, press releases, religion.

Great Britain.

Asking for donations to help pay the expense of the new church

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