Présence Africaine
No. 44

CHIEF ALBERT LUTULI on “Africa and Freedom” — the president of the ANC writing in the year he received the Nobel Peace Prize. MOKWUGO OKOYE on “Nigeria Today”; Fenner Brockway on the Commonwealth and Pan-Africanism; Martin Ramanoelina on steps towards a creative revolution; and Edson F. C. Sithole on European fears of African governments. The contents add Act Two of CÉSAIRE’s La Tragédie du Roi Christophe, the South African writer JAMES MATTHEWS’s story “The Park”, and Samuel W. Allen on Janheinz Jahn’s Muntu. Palaver covers events in Ghana, sport and tribalism, an Ethiopian painter, the lessons of an election in Northern Rhodesia, and racialism in Mississippi.