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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
7
In Madrid former Congo premier Moise Tshombe expresses optimism about returning to power soon. He says he must think of his people and has been active in efforts to replace President Mobutu's regime after leaving the government last October.
Reported rioting in Somaliland continues into a second day as nationalist youths clash with authorities in Djibouti and French Somali land. The violence spreads through the streets amid claims of military dictatorship and political maneuvering tied to colonial legacy in Africa.
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle will withdraw France from NATO's Military Committee effective October 1, shifting representation to a liaison mechanism. France also limits participation at SHAPE and other NATO commands, following prior steps to pull French troops from NATO control and halt budget contributions not in French interests. The move signals a broader aim to reduce France's defense commitments within Europe.
Tshombe accuses Mobutu of dragging the Cong back in political development as oppression and economic crisis intensify under Mobutu’s rule. The remark frames the rising tensions amid ongoing governance challenges and public discontent.
The 47-year-old Congolese opposition leader appeals to Washington for support as he forecasts a future return to power. He notes U.S. backing. he now resides in Madrid, moving from Brussels as Congo’s deteriorating situation motivates his political bid. He has also spent time in Majorca.
South Africa's new prime minister Vorster announced a commission to probe the death of Hendrik Verwoerd. Justice minister P C Pelser and deputy minister S L Muller were named as part of the government reshuffle while Vorster urged Parliament to present information to the new inquiry. The Nation Party caucus met to elect a temporary committee to maintain stability as the country awaits the inquiry's findings.
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