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This paper seeks to set the recent security agreement between Mozambique and South Africa in the context of the developing struggle within South Africa. It argues that although in terms of total strategy the Nkomati Accord is a success for the South African regime at the regional/military level, this is far removed from the vitally important internal/political level, where the regime must enjoy success if it is to preserve itself through reform

This paper gives a general description of the world crisis and its results on a world level. Then it specifically analyses its effects on the developing countries and considers the debt crisis and the manner in which the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have become formative, initiating agents on behalf of centre capitalism