Mostrar 32 resultados Descrição arquivística

32 results with digital objects Show results with digital objects

A "Yes" For Kaunda.....?

  • 0109
  • Item
  • 1969-6-19

Lusaka, Zambia: A mass rally of 25, 000 attended on June 17th, the eve of the country's constitutional referendum. The crowd was addressed by President Kenneth Kaunda who seeks a "yes" vote on his government proposal to allow Zambian parliament to...

United Press International

Dealing with Bulawayo Strikers

  • 0119
  • Item

Portrays riot vans with helmeted police "riding shot gun" on their feet, as they patrol the streets of Mpopoma African township. Lorries carrying police dogs and their handlers were also on patrol.

United Press International

New Session for Rhodesian Parliament

  • 0135
  • Item

Photo shows: Rebel premier, Ian Smith (right) and Opposition United People's Party leader Chad Chipunza (left) leading parties into the new session. Salisbury, Rhodesia: The first full session of Rhodesian Parliament since independence. Chipunza ...

United Press International

Nairobi University Students Demonstrating

  • 0121
  • Item
  • 1965-11-21

Students of Nairobi University demonstrated outside the British High Commission in Nairobi with a poster calling for the recall of Zanzibar Hero, Okello, to fight White Rhodesians.

Ceylon Daily Mirror

Riot Squad Scour Mpopoma Streets

  • 0129
  • Item

Bulawayo Rhodesia: Armed Rhodesian police ride atop a land rover riot squad vehicle in the African township of Mpopma on November 23 where an African was shot by police (first known slaying since independence) while quelling African protest strike...

United Press International

Rice Paddy in Southern France

  • 0074
  • Item
  • 1963-6-20

Arles, Southern France: A quick glance at this picture would make one think that it was shot somewhere in Asia, as labourers bend down in a rice paddy to plant seedlings. The picture show the Rhone river delta area called Camargue.

United Press International

Forty-six Lumpas Were Killed

  • 0096
  • Item
  • 1964-8-21

46 Lumpas were killed when villagers attacked a Lumpa Church settlement in Paishuke village, N. Rhodesia. When N. Rhodesia troops found the settlement, it had already been ransacked. The bodies were burned in a pit to avoid disease.

United Press International

The Victoria Falls Road and Rail Bridge

  • 0103
  • Item
  • 1978-1-31

Depicts the Victoria Falls road and rail bridge which connects Rhodesia and Zambia. The road and rail link are owned by Rhodesia Railways. Top picture: Taken in November 1965, shows Rhodesian army troops under the command of white officer clearin...

United Press International

Zambian Referendum

  • 0102
  • Item
  • 1969-6-19

At Lusaka, Zambia, President Kenneth Kaunda speaks to the citizens at a mass rally on June 17th 1969 -- the eve of the country's constitutional referendum. More than 25, 000 Africans were present at the rally and early results suggested Dr. Kaund...

United Press International

"The Hour of Trepidation''

  • 0114
  • Item

Salisbury, Rhodesia: Africans watch with trepidation as members of Rhodesian Parliament arrive for its opening in Salisbury for its first meeting post-independence. Later, Dr. Ahrn Palley was witnessed ejected after he unsuccessfully challenged th...

United Press International

Resultados 1 a 10 de 32