Unity urged by all-African T.U. Federation

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lieeting in Algiers Jan. 20th. the secretariat of the All—African Trade Union Federation declared in a communique that it had taken steps to ensure that the next congress of the union would be successful in its efforts to strengthen unity of the African Trade Union movement, The communique was issued after a meeting of the secretariat attended by trade union representatives from Morocco, the UAR, Guinea, Algeria, Mali, and Ghana.The secretariat had decided to accept applications to join the union by several African Trade Union Organisations. The secretariat saluted the Algerian working class and wished the Algerian people néw success in milding their country. Tha secretariat also expressed support for the Angolan and other African peoples fighting for national independence. It strongly denounced the criminal activities of the neo-colon— ialism in Ghana,