Africa - Egypt

Feb. 02, 1984 - United Nations Hotel, New York: Guerrilla Leader Sam Nujoma, President Of The South West Africa People's Organization, Said His Men Would Continue To Fight Inside Namibia (South West Africa) While Observing A Recently Concluded Disengagement Accord Between Angola And South Africa. Mr. Nujoma, On The Tail End Of A Trip That Has Taken Him To Six Countries Made His Remarks During An Interview At The United Nations Hotel In New York City. The Fight In Namibia Will Continue, Because There Is No Cease-Fire In Namibia Mr. Nujoma Said Though He Added That Swapo Was Ready To Sign A Cease-Fire With South Africa. Photo shows Mr. Sam Nujoma During His Interview

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