Correspondence between Clyde Sanger and Gemini News Service editorial and managerial staff, including Derek Ingram, Elizabeth Pritchard and Bethel Njoku, 28 February 1982 - 20 March 2003.
Subjects covered include: the establishment of the Foundation and re-launch of Gemini, February 1982 - December 1982; funding, 1983-; Gemini promotion, 1983-1998; expenses and payment for articles, 1983-1985; Clyde Sanger's articles, 1983-1989; proposals for the future of Gemini, 1984-1999; governors meetings, 1987-1997; International Development Research Council (IDRC) fellowships, 1992-1997; Regina University and Gemini Conference, 'Reporting the developing world after the Cold War', 1992; the editorship of Gemini, April 1993 - December 1993; termination of the INGO/CIDA grant, November 1993; the death of fellow NewsConcern governor, Arnold Smith, 9 February 1994; the take over of Gemini by the Panos Institute, 29 March 1999 and the progress of former IDRC fellowship student, Douglas Alexander, March 2003.
Also includes a copy of an obituary for Arnold Smith written for the Guardian newspaper by Clyde Sanger, December 1993.