According to tho Financial Times correspondent in Lisbon, next yoar enough crude oil will be produced in Angola to supply metropolitan Portugal with two-thirds of its requiromonts. ‘When Petrangol, the joint Portugese Govornnont Potrofina oil concorn announced this, it was said that production would go up ta 1.2 million tons and that of this 850,000 would be available for oxport as opposod to only 130,000 available this year, Production at the Tobiat oilfiold is expected to roach 6.1 million barrols compared with last year's total of 1.4 million. Tho capacity of the Luanda refinery is planned to reach 550,000 tons this year. This increase in production which could only be achieved with the help of international oil monopolios shows the economic stake that Portugese imperialism has in Angola which is tie basic roason for the war it is waging against the An;olan people, I'D KICK HIM IN TH3 PANTS — TRANSKRI HIGH COMMIISSIONIR from Contact
In an article in tho Ifunich Suddcutsche Zoitung, a Gorman journalist, lire J.-A. Slton, who visit.d the Transkoi (also known as Pondoland, part of Cape Province, South Africa) recontly, reports an intorviow with lir, Hans Abraham, tho Commissioner Goneral. "What will happen next year," I asked lir, Abraham, "if an African entors a bar in Transkei, claiming that his rights are guar-nteod there, and orders a whisky?"
The Commissioner General smiled: "Naturally that is not possible. That is only possible in Rhodesia, where “hites and Blacks rub shoulders and bellies. "Tf I were in a bar and a Black man entered it,I would kick him in tho pants."