Year: 1965
Issue: 23
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POETRY
FOR THOSE WHO LOVE AND CARE — K. William Kgositsile
MY PEOPLE NO LONGER SING — K. William Kgositsile
HASANA’S LOVER — Paul Edwards
ARTICLES
SOCIALISM AS RELIGION — George Shepherd
CASTE: IN INDIA AND AFRICA — A. K. lngutia
RACE AND COLOUR AT COPENHAGEN — Ezekiel Mphahlele
PROFILE OF AN AFRIKANER — Hilda Bernstein
“IT IS BETTER NOT TO BE SULKY” — D. E. Steward
SOUTH AFRICANS: INVALIDS OR INVALIDATED? — Jonathan Silvey
THEIR RHODESIA — Marion Kaplan
POETRY PURE AND APPLIED: RABEARIVELO AND BRUTUS — Daniel Abasiekong
DEPARTMENTS
CONTRIBUTORS
BETWEEN COVERS
IN COMING TRANSITIONS
CREDITS
REVIEWS
SEEING INDIA WITH SEGAL — Carole Methven
COMMONWEALTH LITERATURE? — John Povey
SHIELDED SHORT STORIES — Jim Chaplin
PLANNED DISAGREEMENT — Yash Tandon
ANOTHER ANTHOLOGY — Gerald Moore
LETTERS
CATHOLICS AND TOLERANCE – G. Alan Sutton
FORMS OF TRANSITON – Elizabeth E. Hoyt
AFRICA AND INVENTIONS – Dag Romell
TANGANYIKA NOTES AND RECORDS — Thomas O. Beidelman
THAT “WET-EARED NEW GRADUATED … ” — B. lbe Chukwukere