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The Tsetse Trap

Vaughan, Paul cmm, Taylor, Colin pht, Goldwyn, Edward pro, Wilton, Keith fme, Westburg, Ken. pht, British Broadcasting Corporation, WGBH (Television station :…

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Supplied by British Broadcasting Corporation, Sydney, N.S.W

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Producer, writer, Edward Goldwyn; narrator, Paul Vaughan; photographers, Ken Westburg, Colin Taylor; editor, Keith Wilton

The tsetse fly, not man, rules most of Africa. There are 15 million square kilometres of fertile land, ideal for ranching that cannot be used. The parasite this fly carries, trypanosome, kills all domestic animals and is difficult to kill by spray because the natural population is so low. Research work is now going on in Tanzania, Gambia, Kenya and Zimbabwe to eradicate the fly and help Africa to become a major meat producing country

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Supplied by British Broadcasting Corporation, Sydney, N.S.W
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Vaughan, Paul cmm, Taylor, Colin pht, Goldwyn, Edward pro, Wilton, Keith fme, Westburg, Ken. pht, British Broadcasting Corporation, WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.)
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