Signs of economic war in Rhodesia
A Salisbury correspondent notes Rhodesia shows few sanctions scars as economy booms with near double digit real growth despite four years of sanctions. Exports and mining rise, manufacturing surges, and investment expands while unemployment among Africans increases. Political tempers fray over settlement prospects as leaders warn against overconfidence and push for continued independence.
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