Africa - Egypt

1975 - Rev. Sithole released form detention by smith regime to attend the meeting of the O.a.u. The rev. Ndabaningi sithole, leader of the former Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) African national union (zanu), had been in prison and deterntion release earlier in 1975. He had only been free for a few weeks, however before the smith regime put him back in detention on charges of allegedly plotting against his fellow nationalists. released once again in order to be able to attend a special meeting of the organization for African unity in Dar Es-Salaam, sithole was given a great reception on his arrival in the Tanzanian capital. photo shows The rev. Sithole is carried shoulder high by zanu supporters on his arrival in the tanzaniax capital for the oau meeting

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