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Traditional Attitudes, Beliefs, and Practices Relevant to Family Planning (in East Africa)

AN Afro-Hispanic Studies Group was established at a meeting in March 1970 in Kisangani, Ripublique du Congo: the Director is Professor Luis Beltran and the Secretary-General Professor Manuel de Esteve-Sabater. The aim is to bring together Spanish and HispanicAmerican Africanists and African Hispanists and institutions with related scholarly and research interests. Its activities will include the encouragement and facilitation of research, the establishment of a documentation centre and the publication of a bulletin and monographs : it will act as an intermediary in the collection, exchange, and dissemination of information and publications and collaborate with other centres with particular reference to problems resulting from processes of modernization, and will hold conferences on subjects within its field. The official languages of the group are English, French, Spanish, and Swahili. Its first publication issued in April 1970,' La Cultura Hispanica en Africa Negra', gives an account of Hispanic studies in Black African Universities and outlines proposals for a cultural policy; publications on African Studies in Hispanic America and a Directory of Spanish-speaking Africanists are in preparation.