JPRS ID: 10202 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA REPORT

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22 December 1981
- S~b-Saharan Africa Re ort
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FOUO No. 754
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22 December 1981
SUB-SAI'ARAN AFRICA REPORT
FOUO No. 754
CONTF":1'S
CAMEROON
Budget Outlined for 1981-1982
(MARCHES TROPICAUX ET MEDITERRANEENS, 2~ Oct bl) 1
Agreement With GDR on Bilateral Trade, Projects
(MARCHES TROPICAUX ET NSEDITERR,ANEENS, 30 Oct 81) 6
Briefs
- Fifih Plar. 8
= Kribi Iron Deposit Developmznt 8
CEN'IRAL AP'RICAN REPUBLIC
Opposition Leader Discusses Attitude Toward New Re~inie
(Ginette Cot; AFRIQUE-ASIE, 9-22 Nov 81) 9
CHAD
Inter-African F'orce Not a'Miracle Solution'
(Aa~t.onia B1is; AFRIQUE-ASIE, 9-22 Nov pi) 17
- COMORU ISLANDS
Official Report on 1980 Econom,y A~blished
(MARCi-IES TROPIC.'~UX ET MEDIT~R.fi.ANEENS, 13 Nov 81) 21
MADACAS~ %AR
T:a-cional Bank of Commerce Reports on 1980 Budg�t
i (MARCHES TP~OPICAUX ET MEDITERRANEENSy 6 ~inv 81) . . . . . . . . 2~1
NIGERIA
Tlain Trading Partners for 1980 Ranked
(MARCHES TROPICAUX ET MEDITERRANEENS, 30 Oc~ 8i) 27
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Deveiopment of Econoniic, Industrial N.elations With France ~,xpected
(MARCHES TROPICAUX ET I~IEDITERRANEENS, 30 Oct 81) 28
New Temporary Drop in Oil Prices Noted
(MARCHES TROPICAUX ET MEDITERRANEENS, 30 Oct 81) 29
Brief s
Austerity Budget 30
Oil Production 30
_ Insecurity in Lagos 30
Relations With South Afr~ca 31
Agreement on Tin 31
Hoiel Construction in Abuja 3i
Cholera Victims in Ibadan 32
Roll On-Roll Off Ship 3z
AGIP InveStment Program 32
~ N~w Companies in 1980 32
ZAIhE
_ R.egulations Issued for 1Jse of Import Allocations
(MARCHES TfiOPICAUX ET MEDITERRA1vTEEN5, 3G Oct 81) 33
- Report on GECAMINES Copper Production for Fiscal Year 1980
- (MARCHE3 TROPICAUX ET MEDITERRANEENS, 6 Nov 81) 36
Bri e~ s
Niobiurr, Ore ~1
Aid to U~andan Refugees 1t1
Cobalt ProdLCtion 41
- F~zel Prices 41
Tin Niir~ing ~2
Trade With Belgium
Billion-Franc Telephone Biil 1~~
Diamond Monopoly ~3
- Trade With Ivory Coast ~t3
CoopPration With GDR ~3

, ZAMPIA
Need for Solution of Zairiar~, Malawian Border Disputes Not,ed
(Masautso Nasautso; AFRI~UE-ASIE, 9-22 NotT 81) 41~
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CAMEROON
. BUDGET Ot`TLINED FOR 1981-1982
Paris MAt:CHES TRO�ICAUX ET MEDITERRANEENS in French No 1876, 23 Oct 81 pp 2699-2670
[Text] In our 24 .Tuly issue (page 1945), we presented the main lines of the United
Republic of Cameroon's budget for the 1981-1982 fiscal year (1 Ju1y-30 June). This
budget was the subject of the 81/O1 finance law oi 29 June 1981. The following
article give:; a detailed analysis of it.
1 1980-1981 Fiscal Year
Receipts for the past fiscal year omounted to ~49 bil.lion CFA francs and expendi-
- tures to 246 billiun, compared with the pla.nned 186 billion, an overrun of 60 bil-
lion for expenditures (up 32.2 percent).
. The increase in receipts stems, fir.:t of a11, from the fact that certain headin~s
. had a better yield. For example, taxes and related duties yielded an additiorial
23 b~llion (67.7 bil.lion compared with the anticipated 44.7 billion). Likewise,
indirect duties and receipts from services produced more, with a total of nearly
10 hillion. On the other hand, customs dut{p^ yielded slightly less: 91.9 billion
compared with t~te estimated 95.4 billia.~..
The other source of the increase in receipts is the carryover of com;nitments;
34.9 billion, including 14 billion in credits carried over for equipment. In other
words, the authorities dia not manage t~ follow the ambitious programs they drew
_ up for the equipment budgets. In fact, various important projects are delsyed or
halted, which worsens b~tt]_enecks.
For spending in 1980-198~, some expenditures are lower than expected, for example,
for the Office of Presiden*_, the departments of the prime minister, but social
affairs