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Africans Discuss Rhodesia

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  • 1965-12-6

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia officially opens the Sixth Extraordinary Session of the Council of Ministers of the Organisation of African Unity in Addis Ababa, December 3rd. The session has been called to find a solutio...

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Duke Attends Independence Celebrations

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  • 1962-7-16

Blantyre Malawi: Prime Minister, DR HASTINGS BANDA (dark glasses, center) chats with H. R. H DUKE OF EDINBURGH (2nd left, front row) during ceremonies here early July 6th, celebrating the independence of Nyasaland. The Duke represented H. M. Queen...

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Mr. Ian Smith

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  • 1967-5-5

RHODESIAN Prime Minister, Mr. Ian Smith (right), and Opposition leader, Percy Mkudu, lead Ministers during the opening of the Rhodesian Parliament recently in Salisbury. The formal opening session began with the Salisbury-appointed Head of State e...

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Petrol for Rhodesia 1966

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  • 1966-3-16

Mr. Geldenhuys (left) a bus conductor from Johannesburg, South Africa, handing over a drum of petrol to Mr. Jack Howman, Rhodesia's Minister of Information, in Salisbury recently. Mr. Howman received the gift on behalf of Rhodesian Prime Minister,...

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President Dr. Hastings Banda

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  • 1966-7-18

Malawi Premier Dr. Hastings Banda is pictured here being sworn in as the country's first President, by the Chief Justice, when Malawi became a Republic within the Commonwealth. The cutting of the direct link with the British Crown --a link now re...

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The Rhodesian National Falg will be Displayed

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  • 1968-11-17

On November 10 the Union Jack was hauled down in Salisbury, Rhodesia. In future, the Rhodesian National Flag will be displayed. -- (UPI)

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