John Saul, 4 May 1938–23 September 2023

a tireless academic-activist and writer, bibliophile, film and jazz buff, follower of almost every sport I can think of, and a regular contributor to and supporter of ROAPE.He had a prodigious memory of pretty much everything he read, watched and listened to.He was involved from the beginning in the creation of this journal and contributed an article for the first issue on the revolutionary potential of the African peasantry.He was instrumental in promoting ROAPE and getting subscriptions in North America through his network of contacts as well as encouraging others to contribute to the journal.He himself published often in ROAPE, with over 20 contributions from the first issue mentioned above in 1974 to his two-part Debate, in the first two issues of 2020, on the role of the individual in Mozambique's liberation struggle and beyond

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• Namibia's Liberation Struggle

  Brian T Mokopakgosi, Colin Leys et al.•The International Journal of…•1997

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