Law Of The Jungle Thais Grow Up To Killing
In southern Thailand mining bands fight guerrillas and warlords for control of mines. Local officials, crime and corruption shape operations as miners trade for peace. Royalty hikes and bureaucratic hurdles add risk while booming tin prices lure new exploration despite danger.
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Black Africa Pushes For Majority Rule
United Nations reports Black Africa will press for majority rule in southern Africa at the 32nd General Assembly session. Africans seek majority rule in Rhodesia, independence for Namibia, and end to apartheid. Proposals include a UN peacekeeping force in Rhodesia, supervised elections, and economic sanctions if talks stall. Leaders like Owen and Young promote Anglo American plans to transition to majority rule, while India and other frontline states coordinate pressure.
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