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Articles in Oct 2001 issue of New African

• Eyadema dilemma, The
  by Michaud, Paul
• Telecom: Who is who in East Africa?
  by Sebunya, Crespo
• Big girls have their turn
• For the record...New York city, 11 September 2001
• Why did you sell me?
  by Orakwue, Stella
• United against 'Satan'...how Lumumba was murdered!
  by Boateng, Osei
• Moi out, but who in?
  by Odhiambo, Bob
• Jammeh expects a smoother ride
  by Secka, Momodou Musa
• Now is the time to put our money where our mouths are
  by Goffe, Leslie
• Durban in the eyes of the British press
• lessions from a day of infamy, The
  by Duodu, Cameron
• What happened to self-reliance?
  by Street, Jennie
• Offensive for peace
  by Misser, Francois
• Air Afrique saved but...
  by Michaud, Paul
• rich man's justice, The
  by Ankomah, Baffour
• So, how much is Britain paying?
  by Mbakwe, Tom
• Durban: Potugal ought to lead the apology wagon
  by de Figueiredo, Antonio
• fundamental problem in Zimbabwe, The
  by Osabu-Kle, Tetteh
• Poor Nigeria
  by Jason, Pini
• African Union: The need for a common defence system
  by Muchie, Mammo
• Sam Nujoma speaks, part I
  by Nujoma, Sam
• Does Ghana need national reconciliation?
• People in pictures
• government stays, The
  by Shaw, Ibrahim Seaga
• Uganda: 'To write is to live'
  by Andrews, Beverly
• Readers' letters
• Good new for minorities
  by Ogunkoya, Adenike F
• Durban: Apology postponed
  by Commey, Pusch
• Africa--fastest growing insurance market
  by Bleasdale, Helen
• Tanzania: Big is beautiful in Mererani
  by Majtenyi, Cathy; Muindi, Matthias