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THE AUTHOR STATES THAT THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA HAVE NOT BEEN WELL INFORMED ABOUT THE PLANS THAT THE COMMUNISTS HAVE FOR POST-APARTHEID SOCIETY. THESE AIMS ARE PRIMARILY CONCERNED WITH THE ELIMINATION OF CAPITALISM AND ITS REPLACEMENT BY A SOCIETY BASED ON MARXIST-LENINIST PRINCIPLES. HOWEVER, THE BLACK WORKERS OF SOUTH AFRICA ARE STILL DOMINATED BY THE NEED FOR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-DETERMINATION. THE AUTHOR FEELS THEY HAVE LITTLE INTEREST IN THE QUESTION OF SOCIALISM AT THIS STAGE OF THEIR STRUGGLE.

THIS ESSAY ATTEMPTS TO SEEK SOLUTIONS TO IMMEDIATE AND PRESSING PRACTICAL NEEDS IN THE ACTUAL AREAS OF STRUGGLE IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE AUTHOR EXAMINES THE QUESTIONS OF WHAT IS TO BECOME OF AREAS WHERE APARTHEID ORGANS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, HOW PEOPLE SHOULD RELATE TO ONE ANOTHER UNDER SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES, AND THROUGH WHAT SORT OF ORGANS SHOULD PEOPLE EXERCISE POLITICAL POWER IN THESE REGIONS.

THIS PAPER EXAMINES WHAT THE GROUNDS ARE FOR CALLING FOR THE UNITY AND ORGANIZATIONAL MERGING OF BLACKS AND WHITES IN DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATIONS FOR DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE AUTHOR ALSO CONSIDERS HOW TO BASE COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA AND AGITATIONAL WORK, AND IF HUMANITARIAN APPEALS SHOULD BE MADE.