banum. This involves not only Rio Tinto Zinc but the British government itself Know, Lord Carrington was a Otto paused. to director of RTZ, grim smile underlined the point.
When I spoke to him, ya Otto was due to National Union of Seamen the Transport to General Workers Union, and Natonal Union Mineworkers. Recently NUS played a major role in the attempt workers France and Britain to stop the import of Namibian uranium. Ya Otto told me that the NUS had ratified the United Nations CCe nO bans the extraction and export of Namibia'a resources.
'We were very encouraged by this decision of the NUS, ya Otto said. 'If other unions were also to give such support, I would return a happy hilall Ya Otto also expressed the hope that a fact-finding misunionists could be sent, so as to improve contacts between workers in Namibia and the UK and also to improve the Led there I told campaign to and the cha campaign laboration between and the Foreign for gramme which is accountable you the membership He expressed he added DUDUUIL.
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