AFRICAN AFFAIRS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17530, 13 July 1917, Page 5

AFRICAN AFFAIRS.

IN SOUTH AFRICA.

REPUBLICAN PROPAGANDA.

A MINISTER'S WARNING.

Australian and N.Z. Cable Aswciatioa. (Received July 12, 5.45 p.m.) . CAPETOWN, July 11.

At the Congress of the South African Party, tho Hon F. S. Malan, Minister of Education, emphasised the danger of republican propaganda which, he said, would probably lead to civil war. Referring to the attitude of the Nationalists' anti-war party, he said that there could be no rapprochement between them and bis party while the war lasted.

EAST AFRICAN CAMPAIGN.

SOUTHERN OPERATIONS. ENEMY DETACHMENTS DRIVEN BACK. . ' } Australian tad N.Z. CabTa Aawclfctfoß *fl<J Eouter. ' 1 (Received July 12, 7.30 p.m.y< ' LONDON/July 11. An East Africa official'messago saysr —The enemy's right flank detachment north-west of Kilwa retreated from Lunya to Mayonga. Simultaneously our troops got into contact with bis centra at Ukuli. Our forces on July 7 converged in three .columns from Myonrefi,'' Kemamba Hill and Wungwi again* the Germans upon the front UkuliMayonga. All tho columns were successful in the difficult country in winch