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	Zimbabwean political flags
		Muzorewa initially led resistance to the Rhodesian Front regime in his pastoral capacity and formed the UANC to represent African political opinion in opposing the constitutional proposals negotiated by Ian Smith (for the Rhodesian Government) and Sir Alec Douglas Hume (for the British Government) in 1971.
		As an internally based African leader, Bishop Muzorewa led the UANC into the "Internal Settlement" with the Rhodesian Government on 03 March 1978 and formed a transitional government with the Rhodesian Front and other political parties, winning the first universal adult suffrage elections held in the country in April 1979 with 67% of the vote.
		In the February 1980 elections the UANC won three seats in the first Zimbabwean parliament and remains a small political party with Muzorewa having left politics in 1986.
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	Abel Muzorewa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After ZANU, led by Robert Mugabe after disagreements with Sithole, and ZAPU undertook guerrilla warfare, the UANC was the only legal fl party since it rejected violence.
		On the March 3, 1978, Abel Muzorewa, Ndabaningi Sithole and other non-exiled leaders signed an agreement at Governors Lodge, Salisbury, which paved the way for the interim government, the leadership of which was an Executive Council made up of Muzorewa, Sithole and Chief Jeremiah Chirau, along with Ian Smith.
		These new elections resulted in a resounding majority for Robert Mugabe and ZANU, with the UANC only having 3 out of 80 seats reserved for fls in the House of Assembly.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Abel_Muzorewa (559 words)

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	Zimbabwean political flags (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Muzorewa initially led resistance to the Rhodesian Front regime in his pastoral capacity and formed the UANC to represent African political opinion in opposing the constitutional proposals negotiated by Ian Smith (for the Rhodesian Government) and Sir Alec Douglas Hume (for the British Government) in 1971.
		As an internally based African leader, Bishop Muzorewa led the UANC into the "Internal Settlement" with the Rhodesian Government on 03 March 1978 and formed a transitional government with the Rhodesian Front and other political parties, winning the first universal adult suffrage elections held in the country in April 1979 with 67% of the vote.
		In the February 1980 elections the UANC won three seats in the first Zimbabwean parliament and remains a small political party with Muzorewa having left politics in 1986.
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	Zimbabwe POLITICAL PARTIES
		In elections on 17–21 April 1979, the UANC captured a majority of 51 seats in the new Assembly, and Muzorewa became the nation's first fl prime minister.
		The elections, however, were boycotted by the PF, which continued its armed opposition to the government.
		The UANC, still led by Muzorewa, merged with ZUM in January 1994.
	www.nationsencyclopedia.com /Africa/Zimbabwe-POLITICAL-PARTIES.html (895 words)

	Opposition Politics in Zimbabwe
		Ideologically, the UANC was regarded as the most conservative and ZANU the most radical party.
		This was not helped by UANC’s support for the presence of South African troops in the country and a promise to expand of economic ties between Zimbabwe and apartheid South Africa.
		Muzorewa, then one of the UANC’s MPs in parliament, had spent nearly a year in detention, and was released only shortly before the elections.
	web.africa.ufl.edu /asq/v7/v7i2a6.htm (8456 words)

	THE ELECTION IN ZIMBABWE
		Considering that the UANC appeared to have far superior badges, flags, posters, hats and other accoutrements we were agreeably surprised that the other parties expressed so little envy.
		Both UANC and ZANU sent brave volunteers to make contact with the guerrillas, to offer a cease-fire under the Transitional Government, but this had come to nothing when three parties of volunteers were murdered.
		In this Electoral District the turn-out was 14% of the official estimate of the population.
	rhodesian.server101.com /election_in_zimbabwe.htm (13482 words)

	Security Force Auxiliaries
		By the beginning of 1979 the date for the election had been set for April and large numbers of additional SFA were recruited for operations in areas generally supporting the UANC as it was apparent that the latter had the most support amongst the internal parties.
		The SFA orientated towards the UANC who numbered about 6,000 were delighted with the results, but there were immediate demands to stand down as they were now the "Winners".
		On redeployment they were integrated with their UANC counterparts and SFA of all factions and tribal groupings were warned that further participation in party politics would no longer be tolerated.
	www.rhodesia.nl /sfa.htm (2685 words)

	History of Zimbabwe :::: Bulawayo1872.com
		Bishop Muzorewa's UANC Party won a majority of the seats reserved for fls and Ian Smith's Rhodesian Front party won all 25 white reserved seats.
		The UANC took office in June 1979, and the country was renamed Zimbabwe Rhodesia.
		The Lancaster House Conference took place in late 1979, at which the British Government, the UANC and the Patriotic Front (ZANU and ZAPU) agreed to participate in new elections, which commenced on 27 February 1980.
	www.bulawayo1872.com /history/zimhistory.htm (980 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - REAL LIFE - Helping unemployed mothers to GET AHEAD - Monday \| May 3, 2004
		Her salon service enhances the services provided by the Upper Albany Neighbourhood Collaborative (UANC), which helps in resume writing, job searching and the Dress for Success referral system, which provides interviews and first day of work clothing to women seeking employment.
		Her back-to-school project, which she hopes to extend to Jamaica, is sponsored in part by McDonald's, CVS Pharmacy, Hometown Buffet and the UANC.
		While West Indian restaurants such as Seashore Seafood, Scott's Jamaican Bakery and Mama's Place as well as Bailey's Accounting Services are just a few of the entities that have helped make her pre-Mothers' Day event a true success.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20040503/flair/flair3.html (614 words)

	Background Notes Archive - Africa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1974, the major African nationalists groups-- the Zimbabwe African Peoples Union (ZAPU), and the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU), which split away from ZAPU in 1963--were united into the "Patriotic Front" and combined their military forces, at least nominally.
		The meeting failed to find a basis for agreement because of Smith's inflexibility and the inability of the fl leaders to form a common political front.
		Following elections in April 1979, in which his UANC party won a majority, Bishop Muzorewa assumed office on June 1, becoming "Zimbabwe-Rhodesia's" first fl prime minister.
	dosfan.lib.uic.edu /ERC/bgnotes/af/zimbabwe9511.html (4980 words)

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	The History of Zimbabwe. - U.S. Politics Online: A Political Discussion Forum
		Unlike ZAPU and ZANU—both banned and operating only from exile in Zambia and Mozambique, respectively—UANC was able to organize inside Rhodesia and held talks with the government during the 1970s.
		The UANC won a clear majority of the seats allotted to fls in the April 1979 election, and the country adopted the name Zimbabwe.
		Diplomatic recognition of the new government was not forthcoming given the stalemate; after talks between Muzorewa, Mugabe, and Nkomo in London in late 1979, Britain briefly retook control of Southern Rhodesia as a colony until a new round of elections was held in February 1980.
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		Women supporters of the UANC staged a demonstration outside Parliament in Harare.
		The front page of The National Observer that week depicted the picture of a well endowed, but scantily clad, UANC matron.
		She was captured in mid-air by Mauluka as she registered her frenzied protest against Muzorewa's participation in the internal settlement.
	www.fingaz.co.zw /fingaz/2004/April/April8/5171.shtml (1665 words)

	Rhodesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As the result of an "internal settlement" between the Rhodesian government and some fringe African nationalist parties, which were not in exile and not involved in the war, elections were held in April 1979.
		The UANC (United African National Council) party won a majority in this election, and its leader, Abel Muzorewa (a United Methodist Church bishop), became the country's nominal prime minister on June 1, 1979.
		The country's name was changed to Zimbabwe Rhodesia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rhodesia (4674 words)

	The Hindu : Out come the vultures in Zimbabwe
		In the general elections of March 1980 that followed the Lancaster House settlement, of the 80 ``non-racial'' seats, ZANU won 57, followed by the Zimbabwe African People's Union of Mr.
		Joshua Nkomo with 20 seats, and Bishop Muzorewa's UANC, which won three seats.
		Rev. Sithole's faction of the ZANU drew a blank.
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/2000/03/04/stories/03040009.htm (769 words)

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		United Antiquenos of Northern California (UANC) is a non-profit public benefit corporation for charitable purposes.
		UANC is dedicated to secure and promote the betterment of every member's welfare for the upliftment of his social, cultural, intellectual, and moral being.
	www.orgsites.com /ca/uanc (75 words)

	ZWNews.com - linking the world to Zimbabwe (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Muzorewa is a retired Bishop of the United Methodist Church and was a political foe of President Robert Mugabe, particularly during the first decade of independence.
		He led the United African National Congress (UANC).
		A house used as a kitchen by the head of the congregation, Pastor Nyasha Kazembe, had its roof gutted by fire.
	www.zwnews.com /print.cfm?ArticleID=11438 (349 words)

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		I have nothing personal against the learned professor, but honestly we can't be a nation which is always forming political parties at each and every election time.
		We have had ZUM, Forum Party, ZUD, ZANU-Ndonga, ZAPU (not PF-ZAPU), UANC, NDA and probably NDU, as well as ZANU PF and MDC.
		All these parties have a host of ideologies and principles.
	www.fingaz.co.zw /fingaz/2005/September1/9337.shtml (281 words)

	Rhodesia/Zimbabwe Election 1980
		A second observation is that the harassment and intimidation practiced by the security forces, the police and auxiliaries against ZANU-PF and to a lesser extent against Nkomo’s Patriotic Front (PF) did not work as expected.
		We were told again and again by local ZANU-PF leaders that the strong arm methods of the military forces of the government would turn the people against the party favored by the white minority, the UANC.
		A third observation is that Lord Soames has no alternative to asking Mugabe to form a government.
	richardknight.homestead.com /files/zimletmarch80.htm (563 words)

	BBC ON THIS DAY \| 4 \| 1980: Mugabe to lead independent Zimbabwe
		There can never be any return to the state of armed conflict which existed before our commitment to peace
		Bishop Abel Muzorewa's United African National Council, UANC, party won only three votes - a humiliating defeat for the party which only 10 months ago was riding high in the polls.
		News of Mr Mugabe's election victory was announced over radio and television sending thousands of enthusiastic fl Zimbabweans onto the streets shouting for joy.
	news.bbc.co.uk /onthisday/hi/dates/stories/march/4/newsid_2515000/2515145.stm (583 words)

	A short history of Zimbabwe
		After a long civil war a period of transition starts in 1979.
		After a victory at the 1979 elections, Abel T. Muzorewa of the United African National Congress (UANC) becomes prime minister in a transition government.
		Zimbabwe Rhodesia becomes an independent republic in 1980 as Zimbabwe (since 1971 named Republic of Zimbabwe).
	www.electionworld.org /history/zimbabwe.htm (786 words)

	Sub-Saharan Africa Region
		A new constitution was approved by the National Assembly on January 20, 1979, and the constitution was approved in a referendum on January 30, 1979.
		Parliamentary elections were held on April 10-20, 1979, and the United African National Council (UANC) won 51 out of 100 seats in the parliament.
		The Rhodesian parliament elected Josiah Gumede as president on May 28, 1979, and Bishop Abel Muzorewa of the UANC formed a government as prime minister on May 29, 1979.
	faculty.uca.edu /~markm/tpi_narratives_africa.htm (16264 words)

	BBC ON THIS DAY \| 11 \| 1979: Rhodesia reverts to British rule
		A whites-only referendum in January this year approved a new constitution for Zimbabwe-Rhodesia.
		In April's elections for transitional legislature - boycotted by the Patriotic Front made up of Zanu and Zapu - Bishop Muzorewa and his UANC won.
		He took office as prime minister in June but the Government of National Unity fell short of international and opposition parties' demands for fl majority rule, leading to continued sanctions and violent rebellion.
	news.bbc.co.uk /onthisday/hi/dates/stories/december/11/newsid_3950000/3950445.stm (520 words)

	Dandemutande Information Service
		Secondly the 1980s rampage was directed upon then PF-ZAPU supporters the majority of whom happened to be Ndebele.
		However PF-ZAPU supporters in other parts of the country were targeted as well and I personally witnessed houses of PF-ZAPU and UANC being trashed in Harare right in the middle of Mashonaland.
		Such attempts to emphasize the ethnic character of the 1980s disturbances, come out of ignorance of the history of the nationalist parties.
	www.dandemutande.org /ListserveDisplay.asp?i=1751 (594 words)

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		Address to the Women's League Convention to launch the UANC Women's League of Zimbabwe: Women in the service of a Zimbabwe government and country
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