Africa Notes Archive: The Cold War in Africa

1982-1995

1 - To Demystify and Unsimplify

2 - A Conversation with Sékou Touré

8 - The Politics of Survival - UNITA in Angola

12 - The Shared Tactical Goals of South Africa and the Soviet Union

17 - The Eagleburger Contribution

27 - New Trends in Soviet Policy Toward Africa

28 - The IMF and Africa - Kenya

40 - Can Ethiopia Survive Both Communism and The Drought

46 - What Does the Case of Mozambique Tell Us About Soviet Ambivalence Toward Africa

55 - Moscow and Africa - a 1986 Balance Sheet

63 - The Nonaligned Summit - Behind the Rhetoric

70 - Cuba and Angola

72 - Four Soviet Views of Africa

75 - U.S. Military Assistance to Africa

80 - Cuba and Mozambique

81 - Pretoria’s Nuclear Diplomacy

84 - Sino-African Relations in the 1990s

89 - A 1988 Update on Soviet Relations with Pretoria, the ANC, and the SACP

98 - If the Cold War is Over in Africa Will the United States Still Care

103 - Keeping Namibian Independence on Track - The Cuban Factor

112 - Soviet Assistance to Africa - The New Realities

116 - A Soviet Analyst’s View of Angola’s Relevance in the 1990s

123 - New Soviet Priorities in Africa

134 - Russia’s Third Discovery of Africa

139 - Is Democracy Achievable in Russia and/or South Africa

140 - Russia’s Arms Sales to Africa - Past Present and Future

174 - Liberia - A Casualty of the Cold War's End

 

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