Year: 1967
Issue: 34
Cover image: Byron Birdsall
FICTION
SNOW IN THE TROPICS — John Butler
ARTICLES
EUROPEAN LANGUAGES AND BLACK MANDARINS — Pierre van den Berghe
MAO AND MWALIMU — Goran Hyden
SHRINE IN THE DESERT — Marguerite Jellicoe
TANZAPHILIA AND ALL THAT — Colin Leys
SEXUAL FREEDOM IN JAPANESE CINEMA — A. Frederic Franklyn
THE 1967 REPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION OF UGANDA — Picho Ali
DEPARTMENTS
CONTRIBUTORS
CREDITS
BETWEEN COVERS
IN COMING TRANSITIONS
Notes in Transition:
MY DISMISSAL — J. Oppong-Agyare
FUTURE OF AN INDEPENDENT PRESS — from Legon Observer
HOW IT ALL BEGAN — Valerie Hume
TARZAN IN THE LOCAL PRESS — from People, Uganda, Argus
PASTORAL PEOPLES IN UGANDA — George Nsehemereirwe
A FOURTH FREEDOM — Richard Brooke-Edwards
CAN THEMBA — Lewsi Nkosi
LETTERS
MPHAHLELE ON THE CIA — Ezekiel Mphahlele
ASIANS IN EAST AFRICA — Jeremiah Muthomi, W. Onyiego, Asian Housewife, Underdog, Abu Mayanja
SHOULD BIAFRA SURVIVE? — G. A. Falase
READERS WRITE
UGANDA CONSTITUTION — Steve Lino, Odur-Aper
DISCRIMINATION AT MAKERERE — Frustrated Would-Be Teacher
LETTERS TO JANE — J. Allen