Zimbabwe

Mr. Mashinoaidze A/37/PV.105 Dec. 15, 1982

Some four months ago, many ofus here entertained the hope that, by the close of the current session, the question of Namibia would be deleted .fro~ the agendas of sub- t<:> be identified. 91. The Assembly must be concerned, because in its efforts to change or halt the march of history in Na- mibia,…

Mr. Ndanga A/36/PV.40 Oct. 13, 1981

The Republic of Zim- babwe would like to express its views on the draft resolu- tion which is before the Assembly. We believe that the conflict in Kampuchea is a very serious situation on which this body must take a decision. We believe also that all the parties and groups in that country should be …

Mr. Mangwende A/36/PV.32 Oct. 9, 1981

I am very grate- ful for the opportunity to address the thirty-sixth session 39. On my own behalf and also speaking for the Zim- b2bwe delegation, may I congratulate you, Sir, and your country on your well-deserved election to the most impor- tant position of President of the thirty-sixth session o…

Mr. Mashingaidze A/35/PV.111 March 6, 1981

The Gen- eral Assembly this week has been debating agenda item 27, under which draft resolutions A/35/L.50 and Add.1 through A/35/L.59 and Add.l were submitted; their aim was to bring pressure to bear on those forces hindering progress towards the freedom of Namibia. The delegation of the Republic o…

Mr. Mashingaidze A/35/PV.98 Dec. 16, 1980

Zim- babwe's commitment to the liberation of Africa as a whole and to the liberation of South Africa and Namibia in particular is very well known and needs no elaboration here. 208. As members of the Assembly know very well, however, Zimbabwe attained nationhood after a bitter war of liberation, wh…