DANCEST 805 Lecture Notes - Lecture 25: Kenneth Waltz, African Socialism, Unita
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Cold war in africa: african socialism, held little appeal to the ideologues in the kremlin, su diverted most resources to efforts in places like india ad arab states, rather than. Caetano, was overthrown by a military coup: elements in portuguese army were determined to withdraw from debilitating. Africa: consequently the new regime in lisbon rapidly negotiated transfers of power in. Guinea-bissau, mozambique and angola: provoked increasing superpower intervention, angolan civil war erupted, three leading political parties did not want to work together. Ideological differences: tribal and ethnic animosities, power hungry, the result of this inability to co-operate was that each party sought to strengthen its position by appealing to outside forces, the fnla to zaire and the united. Uganda: nigeria - existence of three powerful tribal groupings, hausa, yoruba, ibo rapidly led to problems that culminated in 1967 with the secession of the ibo-dominated south-east of the country, which named itself.
