SOUTHERN AFRICA-Through German and African Eyes

SOUTHERN AFRICA Through German and African Eyes Ramesh Jaura IN a recent (May 10) TV interview on Bonn's Africa policy, the West German foreign minister Hans Dietrich Genscher, stated that his country, the member-States of the European Community, and the US favoured a "peaceful solution" to the issue of black majority rule in Rhodesia, Namibia and South Africa. They were convinced that the failure to achieve a ''negotiated settlement'' would only strengthen the licals" against the "moderates", in example of this was Rhodesia; and strengthening of the radicals meant a her increase in the Soviet influence in Africa. "We do not want to impose our system of government and way of life on the African states. We do not want to export our systems to Africa. But, at the same time, we shall do everything to prevent attempts from the other side