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Another reg-ion wliicli requires altcnlitjn is that part of the 
boundary between Nortli-Kast Rhodesia and the Congo State 
extending from the Luapula to North- VWsl Kltodcsia. One of* 
was informed by Mr. Croad, the Native Commissioner at Serenje, tin! 
the Congo Free State ciainied tlie territory twenty imles to the Eas 
of the true boundary, and that in this debated land the Katanga rnnrs 
are recruiting labour. Until the boundary dispute is settled, 
British and Congo authorities should unite in forbidding an) 
recruiting to be done in the country in question. 
Along tlie frontier between North-West Rhodesia and the Ca|t 
ree State no natives are now supijosed to cross, and as theconntn 
ong t iis order is very sparsely impulated there is not much vidaW 
^ ^ most inipurtanl pt.int is that all loads gomt 
O the Katanga mines have to l,c carried from the frontier by late 
recruited m that territory. As we have (xiinted out above, this shte 
also be the case m North-East Rhodesia. 
to to Nyassaland, no labour is now allowed to pnxwi 
o tl e Katanga. While this is so, ,t must not be forgotten that to 
cTuntrrUVr ' ° 
It is an one ^turning to their homes at future date 
home have noT'ateTdy 
just as hne no J carried the infection into the Protectorate, 
the Brit-sh 27 , 7 Jn a recent numberd 
Officer of NyassllLddoc’^ 
from the North, and even ETis''h“‘"'’“‘'' 
some doubts, the possibility of it “ '"'"U" 
above must not be ignored A mentioaca 
and as it is capable of tr-.„ a ^ occurs in the Protectorate, 
result from the introduction” f ”if the danger which may 
The chief line of trade frf»n, ♦ k° xt trypanosomiasis is apparent 
to Kasama, in Rhodesia S V ^yassa is from Karoi^ 
danger connected with thi ..u f<nown at present there is 
from the Katanga, may exist the disease, imported 
any danger of it coming *^^'ghbourhood. Whether them 
Imported cases we^" German East Africa, we cannot 
IS found along th"ec at Udj.dp ,n ,906. and 
Bismarckburg. ^ shore of Tanganyika to belo« 
