Contains articles and letters by Clyde Sanger on clean water in Zimbabwe, 1980-1981.

Also includes three photographs in a brown envelope taken by Clyde Sanger, captioned: 'Dr Peter Morgan in front of a smaller model (2 metre high) paddle wheel water pump in Zimbabwe'; 'The 'Bioflu', ventilated privy designed by Peter Morgan and used widely in Zimbabwe'; and 'A group of Dr Morgan's inventions at Mazoe: (from left) windmill with bicycle parts; biofly privy; rondavel; storeage tank and paddlewheel; and purification sand filters'.

Includes typed statements, speeches, reports and quotes relating to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Lusaka, Zambia (CHGM).

Includes papers, articles by Clyde Sanger and others, clippings, reports, notes and campaign material largely relating to the 1980 Zimbabwe election.

Articles and clippings by Clyde Sanger and others including for the Encyclopedia Britannica. Also includes promotional publications on Zimbabwe and Robert Mugabe.

Contains articles, clippings, notes and papers by Clyde Sanger and others concerning Zimbabwe. Also includes correspondence between Sanger and Nathan Shamuyarira.

Includes articles mainly by Clyde Sanger for the Guardian, clippings by others, press releases, typed politicians' statements, notes and reports mainly concerning Joshua Nkomo and the Monckton report.

Notebook, written mostly in longhand with some shorthand, containing notes on: elections in Zanzibar, [January 1961]; biographical information on Ali Mushim; the future of Kenya and calls for the release of JK [Jomo Kenyatta]; the Southern Rhodesian economy and minerals; Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia; jobs and training in [Southern / Northern Rhodeisa?]; funds spent on European and African education in Highfield, Southern Rhodesia; the movement of East African countries towards independence; and Iain MacLeod on Kenya and the Lancaster House conference.

Names featured include: Ali Mushim, Chege Kibachia, [Edgar] Whitehead, Hans Noak, Roy Welensky, N Sithole, Sir Evelyn Dennison Hone, Sir Robert Clarkson Tredgold, Abraham Eliezer Abrahamson and Iain Macleod.

Transcribed in 2021 by Rosemarie Dowsett 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.

Original, unedited and edited articles, with illustrations, sent to Gemini New Service from correspondents participating in the 'views from the village' rural reporting project, 1986-c1994. Includes articles by:

William Lobulu in Arusha, Tanzania, 1986
Francis Mwanza in Luangwa Island, Zambia, 1986
Benjamin Pimental in San Juan, Philippines, 1987
Gift Sipho Siso in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, 1987
Shehabuddin Ahmed in Rayed village, Bangladesh, 1987
Elizabeth Marealle in Nzihi village, Tanzania, nd, [c1987]
Thomas Abraham in Silyara village, India, nd, [c1987]
Johnny Maseko in Liseling, Lesotho, 1988
Evelyn Langba in Gogoima, Liberia, c1994.

Also contains a set of black and white negatives and photographic prints of cease-fire celebrations in San Juan, Philippines by photojournalist Pat Roque, 1986-1987. The negatives were sent to Gemini News Service, with a covering letter from Pat Roque, in April 1988.

Diagrams, illustrations and maps, produced by Gemini News Service, relating to the Commonwealth.

Subjects covered include: the growth in Commonwealth countries, 1997; the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Harare, Zimbabwe (CHOGM), 1991 and faces of the Commonwealth, nd, [1990s].

Notebook, written mostly in shorthand, containing notes on South Arabia including the Radfan campaign, federal expenditure and education; Rhodesia including university education, the BSA coy and investment in railways; politics and railways in Northern Rhodesia; the military and revolutionary council in Zanzibar; KK [Kenneth Kaunda] on African Unity and regional groupings; and Kenya including ethnic groups and the NE region.

Names featured include: Walter Adams, Winston Field, [Justin Chimba], [Hastings] Banda, [Sikota] Wina, Mudenda, [Elijah] Mudenda, [Wesley] Nyirenda, [Mainza] Chona, [John] Mwanakatwe, [Grey] Zulu, Lewis Changufu, KK [Kenneth Kaunda], [John] Okello, Ali Muhsin [Al-Barwani], Ali Mafudh, [Martin] Shikuku, [Masinde] Muliro, [Daniel] arap Moi and [Bildad] Kaggia.

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