Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers.

Box 1
Uganda: Politics (General)
Uganda: Politics (Protests Abroad)
Umbrellas
Uniforms
United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi
United Nations: UNICEF
United Nations: Vienna
USA: Army
USA: Bicentennial
USA: Black People
USA: Black People (Riots And Protests [1971-1974])
USA: Black People (Riots And Protests [1976])
USA: Black People (Riots And Protests [Los Angeles April-May 1992])
USA: Boston
USA: Crime (1976-)
USA: Defence
USA: Defence (Military Bases Abroad)
USA: Detroit
USA: Education
USA: Florida (Miami)
USA: Food And Drink
USA: General

Box 2
USA: Las Vegas
USA: Mayors
USA: Navy
USA: Navy (Aircraft Carriers)
USA: New England
USA: New Orleans
USA: New York (Pictures By Denis Thorpe)
USA: New York (Pictures By Don McPhee)
USA: New York (Pictures By Eamonn McCabe)
USA: New York (Broadway)
USA: New York (Central Park)
USA: New York (General) (1)
USA: New York (General) (2)
USA: New York (Harlem)
USA: New York (Statue Of Liberty)
USA: New York (Subway)
USA: New York (Taxi Cabs)
USA: New York (Urban Decay)
USA: New York (Views)
USA: New York (Wall Street)
USA: Police
USA: Politics
USA: Politics (Protests And Demonstrations)
USA: Politics (Presidential Elections Up To 1988)

Box 3
USA: Native Americans
USA: Politics (Presidential Elections [1992])
USA: Poverty And Deprivation
USA: Prisons
USA: Texas
USA: Texas (Houston)
USA: Virginia
USA: Washington, D.C.
USA: Washington, D.C. (Embassies)
USA: Washington, D.C. (White House)
USSR: Air Force
USSR: Army
USSR: Asian Republic
USSR: Bukhara
USSR: Crime
USSR: Defence
USSR: Pictures By Denis Thorpe
USSR: Pictures By Sean Smith
USSR: Saint Petersburg (Hermitage Museum)
USSR: Saint Petersburg (Pictures By Denis Thorpe)
USSR: Samarkand
USSR: Siberia

Box 4
USSR: Defence (Military Exercises)
USSR: Education
USSR: Food And Drink
USSR: General
USSR: Georgia
USSR: History
USSR: Industry
USSR: Jewish Community (Dissidents [Protests Abroad])
USSR: Kiev (Pictures By Graham Turner)
USSR: Labour
USSR: Leningrad/Saint Petersburg
USSR: Lithuania
USSR: Lithuania (Pictures By Graham Turner)
USSR: Minsk (Pictures By Graham Turner)
USSR: Moscow
USSR: Moscow (Embassies)
USSR: Moscow (G.U.M. Store)
USSR: Moscow (Metro)
USSR: Moscow (Red Square)
USSR: Moscow (Pictures By Denis Thorpe)
USSR: Moscow (Pictures By Graham Turner)
USSR: Moscow (Views)
USSR: Navy (General)

Box 5
USSR: Police
USSR: Politics
USSR: Politics (Attempted Coup 1991)
USSR: Politics (Protests And Demonstrations)
USSR: Politics (Dissidents)
USSR: Religion
USSR: Tashkent
USSR: Ukraine
USSR: War Memorials
USSR: Women
USSR: Youth
Universities: Aberdeen
Universities: American International University
Universities: Aston
Universities: Bath
Universities: Brunel
Universities: Buckingham
Universities: Cambridge (Corpus Christi)
Universities: Cambridge (Downing)
Universities: Cambridge (General)
Universities: Cambridge (Girton)
Universities: Cambridge (King's) (1)
Universities: Cambridge (Peterhouse)
Universities: Cambridge (Robinson)
Universities: Cardiff
Universities: Central England
Universities: East Anglia
Universities: Edinburgh
Universities: Essex
Universities: Exeter
Universities: General

Box 6
Universities: Cambridge (Jesus)
Universities: Cambridge (King's)
Universities: Cambridge (Trinity)
Universities: Glasgow
Universities: Hertfordshire
Universities: Hull
Universities: Keele
Universities: Kent
Universities: Lancaster
Universities: Leeds
Universities: London (General)
Universities: London (LSE)
Universities: London (North London)
Universities: Leicester (Including Leicester Polytechnic/De Montfort)
Universities: Loughborough
Universities: Manchester
Universities: Newcastle
Universities: Nottingham
Universities: Open University
Universities: Oxford (All Souls)
Universities: Oxford (Business School)
Universities: Oxford (General)
Universities: Oxford (Magdalen)

Box 7
Universities: Oxford (Pembroke)
Universities: Oxford (Queen's)
Universities: Oxford (St. Edmund's)
Universities: Oxford (St. Hilda's)
Universities: Oxford (University College)
Universities: Reading
Universities: Salford
Universities: Sheffield
Universities: St. Andrew's
Universities: Sussex
Universities: Swansea
Universities: Warwick
Universities: Westminster
Universities: York
Universities: Students (Conferences)
Universities: Students (Drinking)
Universities: Students (Examinations)
Universities: Students (General) (1)
Universities: Students (General) (2)
Universities: Students (Graduation)

Box 8
Universities: Students (Housing)
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1968])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1969])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1970])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1971])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1972])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1973])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1974])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1975])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1976])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1977])
Universities: Students (Protests And Demonstrations [1978])
Universities: Students (Rags)
Urban Deprivation
Creator: The Guardian; Picture Desk; London Picture Library

Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Uganda.
GP308 Uganda - a correspondent picture, caption in paperwork - Wheelchair-bound child accompanied by four standing adults
GP309 Uganda - UNICEF pic used by Gemini - Malnourished child in Karamoja, photographed by A. Vollan on behalf of UNICEF
GP310 Uganda - father of 'Ronnie' Kabata of Buganda largest kingdom in Uganda - exiled in UK with son 'Ronnie' Ronald Mutebi. Drank self to death in London
GP311 Uganda - first return of Ronald Mutebi after moving to UK - Mutebi (Right) accompanied by Mayanja Nkangi (Centre) and Prince Badru Kakunbulu (Left) to V.I.P Lounge at Entebbe Airporti
GP312 Funeral of Kabata [Kabaka] - Mourners including his three sons, one daughter and wife
GP313 Funeral of Kabata [Kabaka] - Coffin is displayed, accompanied by men holding swords
GP350-351 Lady Ranfurley - service sending books to Africa Carlton house terrace - books are received in boxes and then placed on shelves in Kampala
GP354 Ali Mazrui Mackere University, Uganda
GP427 - Obote and Amin - President Obote and military officer Idi Amin pictured together
GP408 - Model of Ugandan Pavilion with the colours representing the country's sun, soil and lakes
GP409 - Henry Kyemba - Portrait of the former Minister of Health sitting at a desk with pen and paper
GP428 Abafami performing - performance by theatre group Abafumi after being exiled from the dictator Amin's Uganda GP429 - President Milton Obote at a public gathering
GP430 - President Amin - seated at a political conference speaking into a microphone
GP435 - Dr. Donald Moody - Portrait shot of Dr. Moody, taken by Daniel Nelson, who had claimed to have found a herbs-based cancer cure
GP 500 Professor Ronald Huckstep - cut price calipers for Commonwealth cripples UG7-1H70
GP 643 Paul Ssali: his job is to catch poachers - Ssali photographed in 1971
GP 644 Sculpot Augustine, a legend in Uganda

Selection of newspaper cuttings of Gemini News Service articles relating to health.

Subjects covered include: the WHO target 'health for all by the year 2000', 1966; community approach to health care, 1996; search for an Aids vaccine, 1995; HIV vaccines in Uganda, 1995; euthanasia, 1995; politicians and stress,1996; organ transplantation, 1994; 'child quality' law in China, 1995; vaccine against malaria, 1994; speech synthesizer project, 1993; birth control in Islamic countries, 1993; Chernobyl's legacy, 1993; laparoscopy surgery, 1992; cigarettes smoking, 1993; hepatitis as a global health problem,1993; state health care in Britain, 1993 and the return of Tuberculosis, 1993.

Includes black and white photographic prints and transparencies of:

• Chris Andrews, 'a Zambian journalist, (Gem corr 13)'
• Peter Bostock, 'author of the jumbo jet series, (Gem corr 2.c70) - prints of this photograph are filed with United Kingdom. 2. 2'
• Susan Bramwell
• Oliver Carruthers, 'Gemini News Service executive editor, (Gem corr 11)'
• Chetan Chadha
• KK Duggal, 'Gemini News Service correspondent in New Delhi, (Gem corr 7)'
• Russell Griffin
• Brendan Grimsham
• Richard Hall, 'Editor of African Development and editor of the Gemini News Service editorial staff, (Gem corr 1)'
• Bob Hawkins, 'Hong Kong'
• Peter Hawthorne, 'Gemini correspondent in Johannesburg, (Gem corr 8)'
• Godfrey Jacobs
• Dara Kadva, 'Gemini News Service's correspondent in Kuwait, (Gem corr 12)'
• Luke KazinJa, 'Uganda'
• John Makobi, 'Sierra Leone'
• Fred Mpanga, 'Gemini News Service reporter, (Gem corr 9)'
• Francis Mwansa, 'Zambia'
• Tim Nyahunzvi
• Biola Olasope
• Tunji Oseni
• Betty Pilkington, 'UN correspondent'
• Alan Rake, 'editor of African Development, (Gem corr 18) - prints of this photograph are filed with New Zealand. 9. 4'
• Eric Robins 'Kenya'
• Evelyn Ryan
• Clyde Sanger, 'Gemini News Service correspondent in Africa (Gem corr 6)'
• Jan Searle, 'Gibraltar'
• Kayser Sing
• Felice Spinoglio, 'chairman of the Italian mining firm, Minera Di Fragne-Chialamberto SAS, (Gem corr 7)'
• Marie Nic Suibhne, 'Erie, Middle East'
• K Symons
• Don Taylor
• Sam Uba, 'Gemini News Service reporter, (Gem corr 10)'
• Don Whitington, 'Australia'

Also includes photographs and transparencies of a group of visitors being shown around the Gemini office, nd.

Includes black and white and colour photographs and illustrations of:

• Thomas Abraham, India
• Charles Adade
• Nasim Ahmed
• Niyi Alabi
• Edwin Ali, Miami, Florida, USA
• Mohsin Ali
• Mark D Alleyne
• Paul Amina
• Augustine Andoh
• Tom Arms
• Guy Arnold
• Mohammed Aslam, Dubai
• Peter Avayi
• Binod Bhattarai, Nepal, India
• Kathleen Barnes
• Jane Marshall Berting
• Frena Bloomfield
• Eric Boadi
• Clifton Bocks
• Wayne Brittenden
• Phil Brown
• Ross Brown
• John Carr
• Leon Chaitow
• Deepayan Chattarjee
• Mushtaq Ahmed Chaudhuri
• Deirdre Chetam
• Charles Christian
• Sebastian Lee Weng Chung
• Nick Cole
• Nicola Cole
• Crichton
• Jeff Curran, Sydney, Australia
• Graeme Dobell
• Kathleen Dabrowska
• Terechce Doorley
• Easrab Duodu
• Saad Ahmed Elsheikh
• M Edwards
• Roma Felstieu, Flestier, Felstiev
• Michael Field, Boston, USA
• Lorna Scott-Fox
• Mark Garekuse
• John Gambanga
• Nick Geen (graphic artist)
• Teklall Gunesh, Mauritus
• Mary Lynn Hanley, UN
• Joost ten Hora
• Olga Hoyt
• Anthony Hyman
• Jonathan Immanuel
• Shada Islam
• JV Jabat
• Payton Johnson
• Chris Johnston
• Jill Jolliffe
• DK Joshi
• Donald Kabeba
• Patrick Knight
• Cedric Lindo
• Geoffrey Lindop
• William Lobulu
• John Lombard
• Richard Luongo
• Lindsay Mackoon
• John Madeley
• Gerd Mauer
• Noriaki Mizuma
• Sue Montgomery
• Edward Morello
• Crispus Mundua
• S Muthiah
• Chris Muyin, Muwn, Muzin
• Franics Mwanza
• John Nagenda
• Zik Nakwagala
• Ali Dewan Nausher
• Gamini Navarantne
• Chiza Newira
• Anson Ng
• Michael Ngoma
• Charles Ngugi
• Ngwenya, Swaziland
• Frank Nowikowski
• Nick Nugent
• George Nyembela
• Leo Odera Omolo
• Edison Dy Ong
• Christopher Parker, Lusaka, Zambia
• MGG Pillai, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Alan Rake
• Yakub Razzaque, Bahrain
• David Robie
• Alan Robles
• Mike Rose
• John Ross
• Ally Salen
• Akanimo Sampson, Nigeria
• Catherine Sampson, Peking, China
• Clyde Sanger
• Gamini Seneviratne, Uganda
• Aslam Sheikh
• Ahmed Snenabuddin
• David Spark
• Gillian Stanbridge
• Barry Streek
• Hazel Strouts
• Graham Thompson
• Attilio Tagalile
• Maureen Aung-Thwin
• Rob Waters
• Dr Wederell
• Hezekiahm Wepukhulo
• Julie Wheelwright
• Sanjiva Wijesinha
• Gavin Wilson
• John Worrall
• Ozer Yelce
• Andrew Graham Yooll
• Shonp Zwar

Some of these photographs and illustrations were possibly used as by-line pictures.

Correspondence concerning subscriptions and potential subscriptions to Gemini News Service by Ugandan newspapers, magazines, news agencies and broadcasting services, 1967-1993, including Argus Newspapers; Voice of Uganda; The Monitor; The People; Uganda Television; Weekly Topic and Peacock Press.

Correspondence with newspapers and news agencies; lists of local contacts and travel reports relating to Derek Ingram's (Gemini editor), promotional visits to Africa, April 1968 - June 1968, including Lesotho, South Africa, Swaziland, Botswana, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

Also includes a promotional report of the International Press Conference, Kenya, by Derek Ingram, June 1968.

Articles produced for Gemini News Service as part of the 'views from the village' rural reporting project, 1986-1994. Includes:

GS 4275, 'An hour or two with the wretched of the earth', 30 May 1986; GS 4286, 'Seeking help from Allah, palm branches and the pill', 17 October 1986 and GS 4307, 'Destroying tomorrow's harvest today', 16 April 1987, by Shehabuddin Ahmed in Rayed village, Bangladesh

GS 4359, 'How TV brought dissatisfaction to Balana', 4 October 1988; GS 4354, 'The day peace was driven out of Balana village', 18 November 1988 and GS 4360, 'Balana's women struggle with their karma', 28 February1989, by Jennifer Henricus in Balana village, Sri Lanka

GD 32, 'Politics sets one shop against the other', 20 March 1992; GS 4476, 'Farmer Jeremia turns the desert into green land', 31 March 1992; GS 4477, 'Boozing and laziness are problems for Gainachas', 21 April 1992 and GS 4490, 'Women's liberation is a dream in the village', 18 August 1992, by Kaleni Hiyalwa in Gainachas, Namibia

GS 4337, 'The top heard boy who is as vigilant as a soldier', 11 March 1988, by Johnny Maseko in Liseleng village, Lesotho

GS 4452, 'Tales of woe over drinks in the shebeen'; GS 4453, 'Excitement...today there will be meat'; GS 4454, 'Life revolves round the haven Kosta built' and GS 4455, ' Life is a push, a drag, hard...', 21 June 1991, by Ernest Moloi in Toteng, Botswana

GS 4342, 'Bango celebrates its dance with a difference', 29 April 1988, by Dupe Motojehi in Bango village, Nigeria

GS 4315, 'A floating island in the sun', nd [c1987],by Francis Mwanza in Kapasa Island, Zambia

GS 4346, 'A million people at risk from a suitcase full of flies', 14 June 1988 and GS 4352, 'If I collected firewood, why would I have got a wife?', 5 August 1988, by Zik Nakwagala in Iwemba village, Uganda

GS 4338, 'The day the San Juan ran red' and GS 4339, 'Tata Selmo - at 62 still contributing to the rebolusyon', 1 April 1988, by Benjamin Pimental in San Juan, Philippines

GS 4372, 'How Roko Moli kept his reputation', 21 July 1989, by Akosita Tamanisau in Dravualu, Fiji

GS 4294, 'A community with flood in the blood', 16 January 1987, by Roushan Zaman in Kandarpadi village, Bangladesh

GS 4814, 'New young chief brings a touch of discipline', 16 March 1993; GS 4815, 'Gardener listens to the dictates of the soil', 16 March 1993; GS 4817, 'Cattle - power base for the head of the family', 20 April 1993; GS 4818, 'The strange case of the diviner and a child murder', 4 May 1993 and GSV 100, 'The fascination with gold - how village legend wrecked a happy family', 1 June 1993, by Nkosingphile Ziyane in Swaziland.

Also includes a list of articles from the 'views from the village' project used by Gemini News Service, nd, c1994 and set of negatives to accompany an unidentified 'views from the village' article(s) nd.

Written mostly in longhand with some shorthand, containing notes concerning the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda including: political figures, officials and journalists; list of powers of the Central Bureau [the Congo]; the Force Publique; provinces; the economy in Katanga state and the Congo including taxes, exports and relations with Belgium; the history of the Congo; universities; lists of foreign dignitaries; the UPC [Uganda People's Congress]; the Ugandan economy; tea production in Uganda; and expenses.

Names featured include: Lieutenant General [Emile] Janssens, [Patrice] Lumumba, David Frost; Chief Mwata Yamvo, Paramount of Lunda, [Joseph] Kasa-Vubu, [Levi] Eshkol and AK Sempa.

Transcribed by Pat Elliot in 2021 as part of the Clyde Sanger shorthand transcription project with funding from The National Archives' Collaborate and Innovate Testbed Fund. The pdf transcription document also contains a digitised copy of the notebook.

Notebook, written mostly in shorthand, containing notes on: discussions on Kenyan independence; UN troops, Katanga and the Republic of the Congo; the King's African Rifles (KAR) in East Africa; and Buganda, Uganda.

Names featured include: [Patrice] Lumumba, [Moïse] Tshombe, [Joseph] Kiwele, [Joseph] Kasa-Vubu, [Ian] Berendsen, [Joseph] Iléo, Michael Wood, [Munyua] Waiyaki, [Michael] Blundell, Masinde Muliro, [Fitz] de Souza, [McAllen] and TM [Tom Mboya].

The notebook also contains newspaper cutting '63,000 register as voters for Nairobi seats' (not digitised).

Transcribed in 2021 as part of the Clyde Sanger shorthand transcription project with funding from The National Archives' Collaborate and Innovate Testbed Fund. The pdf transcription document also contains a digitised copy of the notebook.