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Contains a file of general administrative records relating to the management of African Buyer and Trader Publications Limited, 1962-1976, (GEM/9/1/1/1).
Creator: African Buyer and Trader Limited; 1962-; publisher

Records relating to African Buyer and Trader Publications Limited, 1962-1976, including management administration records, 1962-1976, (GEM/9/1/1) and accounts, 1970-1973, (GEM/9/1/2).
Creator: African Buyer and Trader Limited; 1962-; publisher

Annual report and accounts of African Buyer and Trader Publications Limited, 1970 (GEM/9/1/2/1) and 1973 (GEM/9/1/2/2).

The reports include: the management structure of African Buyer and Trader; directors' report; balance sheet; auditor's report; notes to the accounts; profit and loss account and trading and profit and loss account.

Maps, charts and illustrations, produced by Gemini News Service, relating to African, Caribbean and Pacific states [ACP] and the Southern Africa Development Coordination Conference [SADCC].

Close up of Tony Blair's face with a piece of skin in the shape of Africa stitched over one eye. Article discussed the impact of UK, US and EU food subsidies on Africa, and the distribution of food aid.
Illustration to accompany Tuesday Comment - George Monbiot

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'After a global howl of outrage, we have returned to business as usual', by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 24 June 2009. The article discusses stasis within the UK Government and despair at is inability to change in spite of major global events. The illustration shows an exaggeratedly large mule digging its hooves into the ground and refusing to budge, despite a crowd of people pulling it forward. The Houses of Parliament logo is draped over the mule's body. Cutting with published illustration supplied.

Ted Heath is dressed as a small boy, playing on the floor with a toy train and other toys around about; the train is labelled BR [(British Rail] and its string curls into the shape of 9pc [percent]; outside the window a cloud labelled "Ford" is raining money onto celebrating workers; there is also an excerpt from the poem 'Now we are Six' by AA Milne: "Let it rain! Who cares? I've a train. Upstairs, With a brake, Which I make, From a string, Sort of thing, Which works, In jerks...."; Gibbard has written under his signature "after EH Shepard".

News; 3 April: The possibility of a 16.2 per cent pay rise at Ford with almost as much again in two stages spread over the next fifteen months, threatened to set a new high threshold for wage negotiating in the engineering industry. Ray Buckton, general secretary of ASLEF, said the deal would be taken into consideration in the rail pay talks.

Pope in the chair jabbering 'No rubbers! No yimmin! No queers! Ve have yet to formulate an external and absolute DOGMA on zer council tax! Pax Vobiscum!'