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Title:Indirect rule in Nigeria: lessons for South Africa
Author:Worrall, D.
Year:1966
Periodical:Tydskrif vir rasse-aangeleenthede
Volume:17
Issue:2
Pages:30-37
Language:English
Geographic term:South Africa
Subjects:bantustans
self-government
Abstract:In the article some aspects of the indirect rule in Nigeria are exposed, which was a centrifugal force in the constitutional development of that country. The similarity between indirect rule in Nigeria and the principle of 'Bantu authorities' is inescapable. However the centrifigal force of the Bantustan policy purposefully leads to partition. If the South-African government wants to keep to a minimum the infusion of irrational factors, ambivalence must be shunned.
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