Those of the Turks, the Moroccans and the Algerians, most likely. In Eastern Europe itself there has already been a sharp reduction in the number of Third World immigrant workers. In 1988 there were 5,600 Mozambicans working in East Germany . Now there are just 1,700. For Third World workers who stay in their own country the prospects are not too hot either.
International investment is tipped to go East rather than South.
The attractions are manifold. The shattering of the Soviet bloc raises different problems for Third World liberation movements. They have reacted to this in two ways. On the one hand, liberation movements have found themselves having to soften their demandsand modify their position. This has been particularly true of the ANC over the last few months.