West Maputo
'I NZPA-Reuter ■' Maputo, Mozambique I ; l Western nations are ex-j [pected to express reservations about a programme of ( action to aid black majority ! rule in southern Africa , adopted in Maputo, Mozambique, by a special United Nations conference. A final text of the proI gramme of action in Rhodesia and Namibia (SouthWest Africa) drafted mainly by Third World States, was , approved by representatives . of nearly 90 countries. Conference sources said that the five Western memJbers of the United Nations Security Council — Britain, France, West Germany, the United States, and Canada i ! — were expected to express reservations when the documents are adopted by the final plenary session of the ' conference. Conference sources said ■ that the British were con- ■
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Press, 23 May 1977, Page 8
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