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Preliminary Inventory of the Africa News Service (Durham, N.C.) Leroy T. Walker Africa News Service Archive, 1952-1998 and undated (bulk 1952-1994)

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Descriptive Summary

Title

Leroy T. Walker Africa News Service Archive, 1952-1998 and undated (bulk 1952-1994)

Creator

Africa News Service (Durham, N.C.)

Extent

606.6 Linear Feet
439,500 Items

Repository

Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University

Language

English.

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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

One accession of the collection has usage restrictions. Contact a reference librarian for more information.

In addition, some of the materials in this collection are not immediately accessible, because they require further processing before use.

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Use Restrictions

The copyright interests in these papers have not been transferred to Duke University. For further information, see the section on copyright in the Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Africa News Service (Durham, N.C.) Leroy T. Walker Africa News Service Archive, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.

Provenance

The Leroy T. Walker Africa News Service Archive was donated by Africa News Service to the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library in 1997-2001.

Processing Information

Processed by Paula Jeannet; Karen L. Jefferson; Betsy Hankin; Thembi Finch; Allison Gluvna; Nicole Teal; Brad Siegel

Completed 1997-1998

Additions minimally processed by Don Sechler; Lisa Stark; Katy Wischow

Last updated November 27, 2001

Encoded by Lisa Stark; Ming Guo; Katy Wischow; Ruth E. Bryan

This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.

Parts of this collection are unprocessed: those materials have not been ordered and described beyond their original condition.

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Historical Note

Africa News Service (ANS) is a non-profit U. S. news agency founded in 1973. It is a leading information source on Africa in the United States and works in partnership with African news agencies and periodicals to make available current and background materials on all aspects of African life, politics, and culture. Through its efforts, coverage of Africa has been more frequent, more substantive, and more accurate, filling a vital gap for policy makers, educators, journalists, diplomats, scientists, religious groups, development analysts, and business and labor leaders. Widely known for its periodical Africa News, the award winning ANS also prepares special articles and series for major newspapers and broadcast programs and provides behind-the-scenes consultation and briefing for news agencies and individual journalists. Keeping pace with innovative computer technologies, ANS shifted in 1993 from printed to electronic publication by establishing Africa News Online. Through this on-line service ANS engages in computerized news gathering and distribution and e-mail communications with reporters in Africa. This on-line service is distributed commercially by international vendors such as Lexis/Nexis and Financial Times Information and is on the World Wide Web at www.africanews.org.

ANS is located in Durham, N. C. and is led by a trio of Duke graduates: Executive Director Bertie Howard ('69), Executive Editor Tamela Hultman ('68), and President and Managing Editor Reed Kramer ('69). In 1996 ANS and Duke University embarked on two collaborative ventures, the Center for Africa and the Media (CAM) as well as the the LeRoy T. Walker Africa News Service Archive. CAM is a joint program with Duke University's African and African American Studies Program that will help develop curricular offerings and conduct scholarly research as well as initiate visits and international exchanges with journalists and media scholars.

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Collection Overview

The LeRoy T. Walker Africa News Service Archive is an extensive resource file assembled by ANS over the course of two decades in support of its news gathering efforts about Africa-related issues and U. S. foreign policy towards Africa. The collection spans the years from approximately 1960 to 1995, with the bulk of the materials dating from 1978 through 1994. Newspaper clippings, magazine articles, press releases, newsletters, brochures, and reports comprise the collection. Much of the material is gathered from mainstream media sources and government documentation in the United States, Europe, Africa, and other parts of the world. In addition, the collection includes significant resources from alternative, minority, and special interest presses world-wide that may be difficult to locate elsewhere. The archive contains scarce and difficult-to-locate materials such as numerous publications produced by non-governmental organizations and grass-roots/community groups that are/were involved in efforts related to independence movements, economic development, and human rights issues in Africa.

The archive is arranged in several series that provide a perspective on African politics and development from almost every country in the world. The heart of the archives is comprised of files about each African country. There are also significant files on U.S. politics and foreign policy and the United Nations. As ANS is located in North Carolina, there was a specific effort to document the activities and interests of North Carolinians as related to African issues. The archive encompasses a wide range of topics including agriculture, children, economics, education, health, history, politics, peace negotiations, social conditions, war, wildlife, and women. There are files on individuals, media organizations, political and cultural groups, corporations, and lobbyists. The collection documents the movement for African independence and economic development in the latter half of the twentieth century.

The archive is named in honor of LeRoy T. Walker, long-time supporter and honorary chair of the ANS Board of Directors. Mr. Walker is president-emeritus of the U. S. Olympic Committee and chancellor-emeritus of North Carolina Central University. A past president of The Athletic Congress, he has had a multi-faceted career in sports, physical education and educational administration; he has received numerous honors and honorary degrees. He has coached U. S. Olympic teams and trained and coached many African and American athletes. In the 1960s he served as director of programming and training for Africa at the Peace Corps in Washington, D.C.

Also transferred with the archive is a large number of Africa-related books, periodicals, and other printed materials. These items are being integrated and cataloged as part of Perkins Library's holdings on Africa and are identified in the on-line catalog by the (corporate) author entry: Africa News Service (Durham, N.C.) Archives.

The addition (9450 items, dated 1952-1993 and undated, bulk 1952-ca. 1980, 18.20 linear feet) contains resource files, newspaper clippings and other media, and periodicals, books, and pamphlets on various topics pertaining to South Africa and Southern Africa (especially Rhodesia and Zimbabwe). Topics include labor, industry, the economy, and foreign trade with South Africa; social conditions in South Africa including the state of Indian South Africans; and student, Christian, and other political movements against apartheid, including the National Union of South African Students and the University Christian Movement. Also includes 3 black-and-white photographs, and 3 microfiche. Acquired as part of the John Hope Franklin Collection of African and African-American Documentation. (01-156)

Notes On Arrangement And Folder Titles

The collection is retained as it was assembled by ANS. The files were collected over two decades by a variety of staff members and volunteers. As issues in Africa evolved, subject files were established, emphasized or de-emphasized, resulting in some overlap in focus and sometimes inconsistency in filing. Many of the folder titles include span dates; however, it is not unusual to find materials dated earlier or later. As noted previously, the collection spans the period of the 1960s through 1995. Some dates on the folder titles are noted with the prefix, "thru" or a dash, e.g., "-1977". This indicates that the materials in the files dated before and up to 1977. If there is a dash after the date, e.g., " 1983-", this indicates the files date 1983 forward. The span dates on the container list sometimes differ from the dates on the folder title. In preparing the container list, student workers sometimes looked within the folder to determine the actual span dates and listed this information. Attempts were made by ANS staff to arrange materials chronologically within the folders. Over time with numerous people using and filing the materials, some of this arrangement within the folder may have been lost.

Sometimes within the folders there are white slips of paper with a bibliographic citation. This is an indication that there is a relevant article in a periodical. The periodical title is often noted by an acronym. A key to the list of acronyms can be found after the List of Series below. Most of the periodicals cited should be available in Duke University's Perkins Library in hard copy, microform, or electronically.

Occasionally there are files labelled with just the letter of the alphabet, preceding folders with information about a specific topic. Such files were established when there were only one or two articles about the subject and a separate folder was not yet warranted. For example in the series, "Persons," there is a file for each letter of the alphabet, preceding the files labelled by individuals' names. This indicates that the file contains materials on several people whose last name begins with that letter of the alphabet. There are a few terms used as folder titles that require some clarification.

"General" indicates there was not sufficient material on a subject to divide into categories. Therefore the file would include a range of topics. For example, "South Africa: Bantustans - General" would include a variety of information about Bantustans as a subject and specific Bantustans. Following "General" are files on specific Bantustans, e.g., "Ciskei," indicating that there was sufficient information about Ciskei to warrant its own folder.

Bibliography is not used in the traditional sense of a list of citations, but rather is a file that includes book announcements, book reviews, or other statements about a publication of interest. Such materials can also be found interfiled within a specific subject file.

Reference files included brochures, pamphlets, statistics, and maps providing background information about a subject, usually a country.

Diplomacy files are used only in the series, "Africa: Countries," and refers to pre-independence efforts to form a new country. These files would include information on negotiations with former colonial powers, the United Nations, and/or with neighboring African countries. After independence was achieved files were labelled under the title, "politics."

Foreign Relations and Foreign Policy were not always clearly distinguished during the filing process. However, foreign policy focuses more on establishing positions related to issues while foreign relations deal with the interaction between countries based on the foreign policy.

Key to Periodical Acronyms

AAN	Anti-Apartheid News
AANWR	African American News & World Report
AFAS	Afriqueasie
Af Bus	African Business
AFR	Africa
AV	Atlanta Voice
BBC	BBC Summary
BC	Bulawayo Chronicle
BOT. DN	Botswana Daily News
B. PAN	Black Panther Paper
B. SUN	Baltimore Sun
BW	Business Week
CSM	Christian Science Monitor
DD	Daily Dispatch (E. London)
DMH	Durham Morning Herald
D OBS LIB	Daily Observer of Liberia
DS	Durham Sun
DT	Daily Times (Nigeria)
DU. CHR	Duke University Chronicle
DW	Daily World
EAST	East Africa Standard
ECON	Economist
ETH. HLD	Ethiopian Herald
FBIS	Foreign Broadcast Information Service
FDL	Frontline
FM	Financial Mail
FT	Financial Times
GD (UK)	Guardian (UK)
GD (US)	Guardian (US)
GDN	Greensboro Daily News
GH. DG	Daily Graphic (Ghana)
GH. P.	Pioneer (Ghana)
GH. T	Ghanaian Times
HE	Human Items
JA	Jeune Afrique
J DE A	Journal de Angola
J1 OF C	Journal of Commerce
JS	Johannesburg Star
KST	Sunday Times (Kenya)
KT	Kenya Times
LA	Liberian Age
LAT	Los Angeles Times
LeM	Le Monde
ME	Middle East
M. GD	Manchester Guardian Weekly
MPR	MERIP Reports
MT	Militant
NAF	New African
NAK	Nation (Kenya)
NAT. C.	National Concord
NC. AN.	N. C. Anvil
NDS	Daily Star (Nigeria)
NEW LIB	New Liberian
N. HER	Nigerian Herald
NJ & G	Norfolk Journal & Guide
N. NIGE.	New Nigerian
NR	New Republic
NW	Newsweek
NYP	New York Post
NYT	New York Times
OBS	Observer
oob	off our backs
PH. B.	Philadelphia Bulletin
PH. I.	Philadelphia Inquirer
RDM	Rand Daily Mail
RFG	Rhodesian Financial Gazette
RNO	Raleigh News & Observer
RP	Rapport
SACT	Cape Times (S. Africa)
SAD	South African Digest
SAFG	South African Financial Gazette
SAR	Southern Africa Report
SAST	Sunday Times (Johannesburg)
SCR	Standard & Chartered Review
S. HER.	Sun Herald
SoAf	Southern Africa
SPL	Spotlight
S. POST	Sunday Post (S. Africa)
ST	Sunday Times (London)
StK	Standard (Kenya)
ST OF Z	Sunday Times of Zambia
S. TRIB.	Sunday Tribune
SWOBS	Swaziland Observer
TDN	Daily News (Tanzania)
Times K	Kenya Times
Times L	Times (London)
Times N	Nairobi Times
TM	Time
T OF Z	Times of Zambia
TRIB	Tribune
TSW	Times of Swaziland
TTP	To The Point
TTPI	To The Point International
UMR	United Methodist Reporter
USN	U. S. News & World Report
VV	Village Voice
WAD	Windhoek Advertisor
WAF	West Africa
WBW	World Business Weekly
WP	Washington Post
W. REV	Weekly Review
WS	Washington Star
WSJ	Wall Street Journal
WT	Washington Times
WW	Workers World
WWF	World Wildlife Fund News
ZDM	Zambia Daily Mail
ZWE	Weekender (Zambia)

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Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.

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Preliminary Description of Unprocessed Collection

Africa (General)

Files in this series contain information related to the continent of Africa as a whole. Subject areas cover broad topics including culture, economy, education, health, religion, and women.

Box 1

Anthropology, 1975-1980 (2 folders)

Bibliography, through 1989 (4 folders)

Box 2

Culture, 1973-1986 (8 folders)

Cinema/Theater, 1971-1985 (3 folders)

FESTAC, FESPAC

Language, 1971-1980 (2 folders)

Literature, 1972-1995 (2 folders)

Music/Dance

Economy, through 1977 (3 folders)

Box 3

Economy, 1978-1990 (8 folders)

African Economic Community, 1990-

African Development Bank, through 1992 (2 folders)

Agriculture, 1976-1982 (6 folders)

Box 4

Agriculture, 1983-1989 (3 folders)

Locusts

RURCON

Aid, through 1993 (3 folders)

Banking and Currencies

Banking: BCCI in Africa

Communication

Debt, 1986-1989 (2 folders)

Box 5

Development,

1979-1992 (5 folders)

Global Coalition for Africa: Africa Capacity Building Foundation

Human (see also World Development: Human)

Drought,

1984, 85; 86- (2 folders)

Foreign Response-- 1984-1988 (2 folders)

Drug Trafficking, through 1994

Energy, through 1984 (4 folders)

Box 6

Environment

1978-1991 (3 folders)

Deserts, (see also Economy: Drought)

Forests

Toxic Waste Dumping

Fishing

Food, through 1988 (3 folders)

Foreign Investment

Foreign Investment: African Business Roundtable

Housing

Industry

Lome Convention

Migrant Workers

Minerals

Economy

NYT Annual Survey, 1969-1971

Box 7

OCAM

Oil, through 1986 (4 folders)

Private Enterprise

Radical Analyses

Tourism, thru 1983 (3 folders)

Trade

thru 1990 (2 folders)

Commodities, 1973-1990

Transport, through 1981 (2 folders)

Box 8

Water

Workers

Unions

Education,

1977-1985 (3 folders)

Literacy

Univ. & Student Polls, through 1976 (2 folders)

Foreign Relations,

through 1989 (2 folders)

Afro-Arab, through 1976, 1983-1988 (3 folders)

France in Africa

Iran/Africa Relations

Persian Gulf Response, 1990-1991 (2 folders)

Economic Effects

Reparations to Africans in the Diaspora (Foreign Relations)

Response to Changes: 1990- (Foreign Relations)

Geography

Geography: Maps

Groups: Club of Dakar

Box 9

Health

thru 1992 (11 folders)

AIDS, 1984-1989 (3 folders)

Box 10

AIDS

1990-1994 (4 folders)

African Origins

Kemron

Ebola

Guinea Worm

Malaria, through 1991 (2 folders)

River Blindness

TDR Newsletter

History, through 1980 (2 folders)

Legal System

Media, through 1981 (2 folders)

Box 11

Media

1982-1994 (3 folders)

All Africa Press Service, 1984-1985

Pan-African News Agency, 1972-1994

West Africa, 1980-1991

Military

thru 1987 (4 folders)

Mercenaries, 1973-1990

Politics

through 1986 (7 folders)

Africa Leadership Forum, 1988-1994

Democracy Movements, 1990-1991

Box 12

Democracy Movements

1992-1994 (3 folders)

"Africa Demos", 1990-1996

Ex-Portuguese Colonies, 1968-1994

Human Rights, through 1995 (2 folders)

African Human Rights Newsletter, 1991-1996

National Boundaries, 1988-1995

OAU, through 1977 (7 folders)

Box 13

OAU, 1978-1993 (11 folders)

Box 14

OAU

1993-

Peacemaking Documents, 1993-1995

Documents, through 1983

Pan-African Congress

1971-1994

Documents, 1971-1974

Posters, 1971-1975

Socialism, 1963-1990

Reference, 1967-1984

Refugees, through 1986 (10 folders)

Religion

1962-1993

Christianity, pre-1978

Box 15

Christianity

1979-1985 (5 folders)

Catholicism

Pope's Visits, through 1990 (3 folders)

Indigenous, 1977-1994

Islam

Jehovah's Witnesses

Judaism

Science & Technology

Box 16

Society

Society: Children

Society: Children, African Kora

Society: Ethnic Groups

Society: Touareg

Society: Population

Sports

through 1993 (10 folders)

Durham

Box 17

Wildlife

1970-1991 (7 folders)

Poaching, 1988-1991 (3 folders)

Women, 1976-1988 (6 folders)

Box 18

Women

1980-

Female Circumcision, 1987-1994

Youth

Africa: Regions

These files are organized for the geographical regions of Africa, e.g., Central Africa. The information focuses on areas of common concern or shared interests such as weather, agriculture, ethnic groups, or resources. For example: many of the files under Southern Africa deal with the peace process in Angola (Box 22 - 23), inasmuch as several countries were involved in this effort. It is useful to also check for related materials in the files under the appropriate individual country in the series, "Africa: Countries."

Box 18

Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland

Economy

Central Africa, through 1980 (2 folders)

East Africa

Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania

Economy

through 1987 (11 folders)

Box 19

Kagera, 1977-1984

Transport, 1970-1990 (5 folders)

Politics, 1971-1990 (6 folders)

Refugees, 1971-1993

Horn, 1973-1978, Jan.-Feb. (4 folders)

Box 20

Horn,

1978, Mar.-1994 (7 folders)

Refugees, 1973-1992 (3 folders)

Indian Ocean, 1970-1991 (5 folders)

North Africa, 1972-1985 (2 folders)

Box 21

North Africa

1986-1992

Economy, 1993-1994

Maghreb Union, 1976-1992

Sahara, 1976-1992 (2 folders)

Sahel

Bibliography, 1979-1984

Club du Sahel Newsletter, 1990-1997

Economy, 1973-1995 (6 folders)

PPS Documents, 1980-1981

Southern Africa

General, 1965-1976, Aug.-Sept. (3 folders)

Box 22

Southern Africa

General, 1976-1994 (9 folders)

Angola/Namibia/S.A. Peace talks

1988

Brazzaville (2 folders)

Cairo

Box 23

Cape Verde

Geneva

New York

1989-1991 (5 folders)

Bibliography, 1969-1995

Economy

1980-1994 (5 folders)

Drought, 1992

SADCC, 1983-1995 (2 folders)

Box 24

Southern Africa

Economy

Transport, 1980-1995

Frontline States

Lisbon Conference, 1977-1982

Reference, 1980-1994

Refugees, 1978-1990

West Africa

General

Economy

1973-1995 (7 folders)

ECOWAS, 1978-1994

Rivers (Mano, Niger, etc)

WARDA, 1978-1990

Politics, 1972-1992

Refugees, 1979-1984

Africa: Countries

This is the heart of the collection and is arranged alphabetically by country. The subjects cover a broad range of topics from health, history, military, refugees and students, to specific events, conferences, and organizations. There are related materials in other series such as "Persons," which includes files on noted personalities involved in Africa-related concerns, and "U.S. Foreign Relations," which provides insight into the United States policy toward specific African countries.

Algeria

Box 25

Bibliography, 1973-1989

Culture, 1980-1993

Economy

1972-1994 (5 folders)

Migrant Labor, 1985

Oil & Gas, 1972-1994 (4 folders)

Reference, 1975-1979

Foreign Relations, 1971-1980 (5 folders)

Box 26

Foreign Relations, 1981-1994 (4 folders)

General, 1980-1993

Health, 1977-1991

History (Ancient), 1974-1985

Media, 1975-1995

Politics, 1971-1991 (10 folders)

Box 27

Politics

1992-1994 (4 folders)

Charte Nationale, 1976

Human Rights, 1990-1994

Islamic Salvation Front

1989-1994 (3 folders)

(GIA) Armed Islamic Group

GIA and other Fundamental Groups

Riots, 1988 (2 folders)

Reference, 1976-1992 (2 folders)

Religion, 1977-1994

Women, 1976-1994

Angola

Box 27

Bibliography, 1974-1994

Culture, 1975-1994 (2 folders)

Diplomacy, 1970-1975 (2 folders)

Box 28

Africa, 1973-1975

Southern Africa, 1974-1975

Economy

1968-1994 (10 folders)

Agriculture, 1971-1993 (3 folders)

Aid, 1989-1993

Box 29

Aid, 1994

Industry, 1970-1995 (5 folders)

Oil, 1969-1994 (3 folders)

Transport, 1970-1992 (3 folders)

Workers, 1972-1981 (4 folders)

Education, 1975-1994 (4 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1974-1975 (3 folders)

Box 30

Foreign Relations

1976-1993 (10 folders)

Africa, 1975-1976 (2 folders)

Box 31

Africa, 1977-1993 (3 folders)

Southern Africa

1975-1994 (7 folders)

Zaire, 1976-1982

Zambia, 1977-1982

Health, 1976-1993

Legal System, 1974-1992

Media, 1970-1994 (3 folders)

Military, 1961-1973

Box 32

Military, 1974-1981 (10 folders)

Box 33

Military

1982-1994 (7 folders)

Mercenaries

1974-1983

Trial, 1976

Politics, 1966-1975 (4 folders)

Box 34

Politics, 1975-1987 (9 folders)

Box 35

Politics

1988-1994 (6 folders)

FLEC, 1974-1994

FNLA, 1965-1992 (3 folders)

MPLA, 1960-1990 (8 folders)

Box 36

Neto Death, 1979-1981

Neto Speeches, 1975-1980

UNITA, 1970-1992 (11 folders)

Box 37

UNITA

Democratic Refketuib Tebdabat (DTR), 1992

Kwacha News, 1988-1991

Reference, 1974-1991

1993-1994

Reference, 1976-1992

Refugees, 1974-1994

Religon, 1970-1994

Society, 1989-1993

Women, 1972-1992 (2 folders)

Youth, 1978-1991 (2 folders)

Benin

Box 37

General, 1970-1994 (6 folders)

Botswana

Box 38

Bibliography, 1980-1991

Economy, thru 1973-1994 (5 folders)

Foreign Relations

1970-1993

Southern Africa, 1970-1994 (3 folders)

General, 1970-1993 (2 folders)

Politics

1970-1994 (3 folders)

Seretse Khama, 1950-1952

Reference, 1968-1980

Burkina Faso (was Upper Volta)

Box 39

General, 1973-1994 (11 folders)

Reference

1991-1993

Volta, 1976-1980

Burundi

Box 39

General, 1972-1994 (10 folders)

Box 40

Reference, 1965-1980

Cameroon

Box 40

Economy, 1970-1993 (3 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1979-1994

General, 1957-1994 (5 folders)

Lake Nyos Gas Leak, 1986-1987

Politics

1973-1994 (4 folders)

Social Democratic Front, 1992-1993

Canary Islands

Box 40

General, 1977-1979

Canaries M.P.A.I.A.C., 1976-1978

Cape Verde

Box 40

General, 1973-1994 (3 folders)

Box 41

General, 1981-1994 (2 folders)

Central African Republic

Box 41

General, 1970-1994 (10 folders)

Chad

Box 41

Economy, 1970-1994 (2 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1972-1983 (3 folders)

Box 42

Foreign Relations, 1984-1994 (4 folders)

General, 1971-1988 (3 folders)

Military, 1978-1993 (3 folders)

Politics, 1971-1979 (6 folders)

Box 43

Politics

1979-1993 (9 folders)

Claustre Affair, 1975-1978

Comoro Islands

Box 43

General, 1972-1982 (6 folders)

Box 44

General, 1983-1993 (2 folders)

Congo

Box 44

Economy, 1972-1993 (2 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1975-1994 (2 folders)

General, 1972-1994

Politics, 1971-1994 (4 folders)

Diego Garcia

Box 44

General, 1974-1982 (2 folders)

Djibouti

Box 44

General, 1972-1994 (7 folders)

Egypt

Box 45

Bibliography, 1978-1984

Culture & Travel, 1989-1993

Economy

1972-1994 (9 folders)

Reference, 1973-1976

Suez Canal, 1974-1994

Tourism, 1987-1994

Box 46

Foreign Relations

1973-1994 (7 folders)

Libya, 1971-1978 (2 folders)

Mideast Conflict, 1970-1981 (7 folders)

Box 47

Mideast Conflict, 1982-1994 (8 folders)

Persian Gulf, 1990

USSR, 1972-1990

General, 1973-1993 (7 folders)

Box 48

Health, 1990-1994

History (Ancient), 1976-1994

Politics, 1971-1984 (12 folders)

Box 49

Politics, 1985-1994 (5 folders)

Reference, 1974-1985

Religion, 1972-1994 (3 folders)

Women, 1973-1993

Equatorial Guinea

Box 49

General, 1971-1994 (6 folders)

Reference, 1978-1983

Eritrea

Box 50

General, 1974-1984 (11 folders)

Box 51

General, 1985-1994

Reference (2 folders)

Eritrea Information , 1980-1986

Symposium on Eritrea, Jan. 79, 1979-1991

Vanguard , 1977-1978

Women Pamphlets, 1980-1983

Women, 1993

Economy,1994

Politics, 1985-1994 (4 folders)

Ethiopia

Box 51

Bibliography, 1978-1994

Economy (Including Drought), 1970-1984 (6 folders)

Box 52

Economy (Including Drought)

1985-1994 (5 folders)

Foreign Response, 1984-1992 (4 folders)

Refugees, 1984-1994 (2 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1972-1981 (3 folders)

Box 53

Foreign Relations

1982-1994 (3 folders)

Northeast Africa, 1971-1994 (2 folders)

General, 1979-1994 (2 folders)

Military, 1988-1991

Politics, 1969-1977 (6 folders)

Box 54

Politics

1977-1994 (13 folders)

Human Rights, 1990-1994

Box 55

Oromo Liberation Front, 1992

Peace Talks, 1988-1991

Seilassie Obtituaries, 1975-1992

TPLF, 1979-1990 (3 folders)

Reference, 1975-1981

Religion

1977-1992 (2 folders)

Jews, 1983-1994 (2 folders)

Gabon

Box 55

Economy, 1971-1994 (4 folders)

General, 1972-1994 (4 folders)

Politics, 1973-1994 (3 folders)

Gambia

Box 55

Bibliography, 1980

Economy, 1973-1994

Foreign Relations, 1970-1993

General, 1970-1975

Box 56

General, 1976-1994 (3 folders)

Politics--Senegambia, 1982-1993

Refugees, 1992

Ghana

Box 56

Culture, 1973-1993

Economy, 1961-1994 (10 folders)

Education, 1973-1993

Box 57

Foreign Relations, 1966-1994 (3 folders)

General, 1960-1994 (5 folders)

Health, 1977-1992

Media, 1981-1994

Politics, 1972-1981 (5 folders)

Box 58

Politics

1982-1994 (5 folders)

Human Rights, 1983-1994

Reference, 1958-1992 (2 folders)

Religion, 1974-1992

Women, 1975-1993

Guinea Bissau

Box 58

Bibliography, 1978-1980

Economy, 1972-1994 (3 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1971-1974 (2 folders)

Box 59

Foreign Relations, 1975-1994 (3 folders)

Health, 1973-1993

Military, 1970-1989 (2 folders)

Politics

1973-1994 (7 folders)

Cabral Assassination, 1972-1982

PAIGC

1973-1981

Actualities, 71

Reference, 1970-1982

Women, 1970-1980

Guinea (Conakry)

Box 59

Economy, 1976-1993

General, 1959-1975

Box 60

General, 1976-1994 (6 folders)

Ivory Coast

Box 60

Economy

1971-1994 (4 folders)

Reference, 1959-1988

Foreign Relations

1972-1994

Southern Africa, 1971-1992

General, 1977-1994 (2 folders)

Politics, 1971-1979

Box 61

Politics, 1980-1994 (12 folders)

Religion, 1988-1994 (Including the Basilicia)

Kenya

Box 61

Bibliography, 1981-1991

Culture, 1979-1993

Economy, 1970-1982, Dec. (11 folders)

Box 62

Economy

1983-1994 (6 folders)

Agriculture, 1980-1994

Tourism, 1972-1994 (2 folders)

Transport, 1990-1993

Wildlife, 1972-1993

Education, 1972-1994

Foreign Relations, 1970-1988 (6 folders)

Box 63

Foreign Relations

1989-1994 (2 folders)

Africa, 1971-1994

Somalia, 1977-1989

Tanzania, 1980-1985

Uganda, 1977-1989

General, 1973-1993

Health, 1978-1994

History, 1981-1991

Legal System, 1973-1992

Media, 1973-1993

Politics, 1969-1978, Aug. (6 folders)

Box 64

Politics, 1978, Sept.-1989 (13 folders)

Box 65

Politics

1990-1993 (5 folders)

Ethnic Violence, 1992-1994

Human Rights, 1988-1994 (3 folders)

F.O.R.D., 1992-1994

Reference

1964-1990

Publications, 1971-1994

Refugees, 1988-1994

Religion, 1973-1994

Box 66

Society

1974-1989

Asians, 1970-1991

Population, 1984-1993

Sports, 1979-1993

Women, 1971-1992

Lesotho

Box 66

Economy, 1970-1993 (4 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1972-1994 (4 folders)

General, 1972-1992

Politics, 1965-1988 (7 folders)

Box 67

Politics, 1989-1994 (2 folders)

Reference

1972-1989

"Work For Justice", 1988-1995

Liberia

Box 67

Bibliography, 1980-1992

Economy, 1972-1994 (2 folders)

Education, 1976-1992

Box 68

Foreign Relations

1974-1994 (7 folders)

West Africa, 1983-1992 (9 folders)

Box 69

West Africa, 1993-1994

Southern Africa, 1971-1985

Health, 1978-1992

Legal System, 1977-1991

Media, 1975-1991

Politics, 1971-1983 (10 folders)

Box 70

Politics

1984-1994

National Patriotic Reconstruction, Assembly Gov't 1991-1992

Reference, 1980-1993

Refugees, 1990-1994

Box 71

Religion, 1979-1993

Libya

Box 71

Bibliography, 1982-1988

Economy, 1970-1994 (6 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1970-1984 (8 folders)

Box 72

Foreign Relations

1985-1994 (4 folders)

Chad, 1971-1991 (3 folders)

North Africa-Mideast, 1970-1994 (4 folders)

Southern Africa & Africa-General, 1973-1992

General, 1973-1992

Politics, 1974-1983 (6 folders)

Box 73

Politics, 1984-1994

Reference

1970-1991

Economy, 1980-1983

Women, 1980

Malagasy (Madagascar)

Box 73

Economy, 1980-1994 (3 folders)

Foreign Relations

1970-1994 (2 folders)

Southern Africa, 1970-1990

General, 1971-1994 (3 folders)

Politics, 1971-1994 (5 folders)

Malawi

Box 73

Bibliography, 1974-1990

Economy, 1970-1981 (2 folders)

Box 74

Economy, 1982-1994

Foreign Relations, 1971-1992

General, 1969-1994 (3 folders)

Politics

1969-1994 (6 folders)

Chakufwa Chihana, 1992-1993

Human Rights, 1987-1994 (2 folders)

Mali

Box 74

Economy, 1970-1994 (2 folders)

General, 1972-1994 (2 folders)

Box 75

Politics, 1960-1994 (3 folders)

Mauritania

Box 75

Economy, 1970-1994 (2 folders)

Foreign Relations

1972-1992

Polisario Conflict, 1974-1984 (2 folders)

General, 1973-1991 (2 folders)

Politics

1976-1994 (2 folders)

Human Rights, 1979-1991

Mauritius

Box 75

Economy, 1970-1994 (2 folders)

General, 1970-1983 (3 folders)

Box 76

General, 1989-1993

Morocco

Box 76

Bibliography

Economy

1970-1994 (7 folders)

Tourism, 1979-1988

Foreign Relations

1972-1994 (5 folders)

Northern Africa and Spain, 1973-1984 (3 folders)

Box 77

Northern Africa and Spain, 1985-1994

General, 1973-1994 (3 folders)

Media, 1987-1994

Politics

1970-1993 (8 folders)

Repression, 1977-1994 (2 folders)

Reference, 1986-1991

Religion, 1986-1994

Mozambique

Box 77

Bibliography

Box 78

Culture, 1975-1994 (2 folders)

Economy

1970-1994 (10 folders)

Agriculture, 1970-1994 (4 folders)

Box 79

Aid, 1983-1993

Cahora Bassa, 1970-1994 (3 folders)

Industry, 1970-1992 (4 folders)

Reference, 1973-1974

Transport, 1966-1993 (4 folders)

Education, 1970-1994 (2 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1973-1981 (7 folders)

Box 80

Foreign Relations

1982-1994 (2 folders)

South Africa, 1972-1993 (5 folders)

Southern Africa, 1972-1994 (2 folders)

Zimbabwe, 1973-1980 (6 folders)

Box 81

Foreign Relations: Zimbabwe, 1980-1994

Health, 1973-1993 (3 folders)

History, 1966-1992

Legal System, 1972-1991

Media, 1975-1993

Military

1969-1994 (9 folders)

Documents By Support Groups, 1969-1985

Demobilization, 1993-1994

Politics, 1970-1973

Box 82

Politics, 1974-1990 (folders 13)

Box 83

Politics

1991-1994 (2 folders)

COREMO, 1973-1974

FRELIMO

1967-1992 (8 folders)

Documents--Miscellaneous, 1975

Machel's Death, 1986-1993

Opposition, 1974-1993 (4 folders)

Box 84

Other Nationalist Groups, Pre-Independence, 1971-1974

Peace Talks, 1993-1994

Portuguese Colonialism, 1971-1981

RENAMO, 1983-1994 (3 folders)

Reference

1963-1992 (2 folders)

Government Documents, 1975

Refugees, 1987-1993

Religion, 1972-1994 (2 folders)

Women, 1976-1994 (2 folders)

Youth/Children

1977-1992

UNEMO, 1969

Namibia

Box 84

BANTUSTANS, 1962-1980 (2 folders)

Bibliography, 1971-1991

Culture, 1985-1994

Diplomacy, 1966-1971

Box 85

Diplomacy, 1972-1978 (18 folders)

Box 86

Diplomacy, 1978-1981 (13 folders)

Box 87

Diplomacy

1981-1988 (13 folders)

Walvis Bay, 1976-1980

Box 88

Walvis Bay, 1980-1990

Economy

1969-1994 (4 folders)

Foreign Investment, 1971-1993

Land, 1990-1994

Migrants,1990

Mining, 1970-1993 (4 folders)

Reference, 1960-1992 (5 folders)

Trade, 1990-1994

Walvis Bay, 1990-1994

Workers, 1971-1972 (2 folders)

Box 89

Workers, 1973-1993 (2 folders)

Education, 1975-1993

Foreign Relations

1990-1994

Africa, 1989-1994

Health, 1979-1994

Legal System, 1989-1993

Media, 1977-1990

Military

1970-1994 (13 folders)

"Guide To Psychological Action," 1976-1977

Box 90

Politics

1971-1987 (12 folders)

Independence, 1988-Mar. 1989 (4 folders)

Box 91

Independence

1989, Apr.- 1993 (11 folders)

Constitution, 1989-1990

Elections -- Ref., 1989-1990

Foreign Response/Opinion, 1987-1989

Other Groups, 1970-1984 (3 folders)

Repression, 1972-1977 (3 folders)

Box 92

Repression, 1978-1989 (4 folders)

Students (Strikes, Boycotts), 1988

SWAPO

1970-1994 (13 folders)

Reference, 1980-1989

Box 93

Reference: Info & Comment, 1980-1989

Turnhalle, 1976-1993

White Parties, 1974-1993

Reference

1965-1991 (6 folders)

David Mcgloin's Thesis, undated

Refugees, 1987-1993

Religion, 1970-1990 (9 folders)

Box 94

Society, 1984-1991

Sports, 1990-1992

Women, 1990-1993

Niger

Box 94

Economy, 1970-1993

General, 1972-1994 (4 folders)

Nigeria

Box 94

Bibliography, 1969-1989

Culture, 1977-1994

Economy, 1961-1983 (8 folders)

Box 95

Economy

1984-1994 (5 folders)

Oil, 1970-1994 (6 folders)

Education, 1974-1994

Foreign Relations, 1975-1980

Box 96

Foreign Relations

1981-1994 (3 folders)

Africa, 1972-1994 (3 folders)

Dikko Affair, 1984-1994

Southern Africa, 1972-1994

General, 1981-1994 (2 folders)

Health, 1971-1994

Legal System, 1985-1994

Media, 1962-1994 (2 folders)

Politics, 1961-1975 (2 folders)

Box 97

Politics, 1976-1988 (10 folders)

Box 98

Politics

1989-1995

Human Rights, 1990-1993

Reference

1977-1991

Government Documents, 1965-1977

Religion, 1981-1994

Society, 1981-1993

Women, 1979-1994

Reunion

Box 98

General, 1976-1991 (2 folders)

Rwanda

Box 99

Economy, 1970-1994

Foreign Relations

1977-1994

With African Countries, 1976-1994

General, 1992-1995

History/Ethnic Background, 1978-1994

Politics, 1979-1994 (6 folders)

Refugees, 1973-1994

Society, 1983-1994

Wildlife, 1975-1994

Reference, 1990-1994

Sao Tome And Principe

Box 99

General, 1974-1994

Senegal

Box 99

Economy, 1976-1981 (2 folders)

Box 100

Economy, 1982-1994

Foreign Relations

1973-1994

Mauritania, 1989-1992

General, 1979-1993

Politics

1972-1994 (5 folders)

Human Rights, 1984-1994

Seychelles

Box 100

General, 1972-1982 (7 folders)

Box 101

General, 1983-1994

Sierra Leone

Box 101

Economy, 1970-1994 (2 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1977-1994

General, 1975-1994 (2 folders)

Politics, 1971-1994 (3 folders)

Reference, 1961-1984

Somalia

Box 101

Economy, 1975-1992 (6 folders)

Box 102

Economy, 1992-1994 (3 folders)

Foreign Relations

thru 1977, 1978-1994 (4 folders)

Northeast Africa, thru 1977, 1978- (3 folders)

General, thru 1980, 1981-1994 (2 folders)

Health

Politics, , thru 1976, 1977-1990 (7 folders)

Box 103

Politics

1991-1993 (3 folders)

Peace Process

Peace Talks, 1993-1994 (2 folders)

Somali National Movement

United Somali Congress

Refugees

Religion

South Africa

Box 104

Bantustans

General, 1970-1994 (8 folders)

General Pamphlets

Bophuthatswana: General, 1970-1993 (5 folders)

Box 105

Bantustans

Bophuthatswana, 1994

Ciskei, 1972-1993 (6 folders)

Gazankulu

Kangwane

Kwandabele

Kwazulu

Economy

General, 1970-1993 (6 folders)

Clarion Call

Box 106

Lebowa

Qwa Qwa

Transkei

Economic, 1967-1982 (4 folders)

General, 1970-1993 (9 folders)

General Pamphlets

Venda, 1978-1993 (3 folders)

Bibliography, pre-1983

Box 107

Bibliography, 1983-1990 (3 folders)

Culture

thru 1989 (11 folders)

Censorship, thru 1987 (5 folders)

Cinema (Theatre), 1989

Literature, 1989

Music/Dance, 1989

Music, Black Mambazo

Economy, thru 1968

Box 108

Economy, 1969-1978

Box 109

Economy

1980-1993 (7 folders)

Agriculture, 1980-1993 (3 folders)

Banking

thru 1983, 1984-

Banking Reference

Nedbank Guide

Box 110

South Africa Reserve Bank Quarterly Annual

Standard Bank

Black Business

Budget

Bureau For Economic Research

Business And Politics (3 folders)

Companies, thru 1977, 1978-1983

Debt

Economy

Econ. Boycotts/Strikes

Energy

Environment, thru 1992, 1993- (2 folders)

Executive Guide To The Economy

Fishing

Foreign Investment, General, thru 1977

Box 111

Foreign Investment

General, 1978-1994 (4 folders)

Loans, thru 1976, 1977-1994 (5 folders)

Sanctions Debate, thru 1984, 1985-1993 (5 folders)

Sanctions Debate--Black Attitudes

Sanctions--Impact

Box 112

Housing

Industry

thru 1974, 1975-1994 (3 folders)

Automobile, thru 1970, 1971-1982 (5 folders)

Aviation

Beverages

Border Industries

Chemicals

Computer, thru 1970

Box 113

Computer, 1971-1985

Tire & Rubber

Land, thru 1990, 1991-1994 (2 folders)

Migration, thru 1987, 1988-1993 (2 folders)

Mining

thru 1974, 1975-1994 (7 folders)

Working Conditions

Gold and Platinum

Box 114

Monetary, thru 1976, 1977-1994 (4 folders)

Nedbank Round-Up

Nuclear, thru 1976, 1977-1987 (7 folders)

Oil, thru 1975, 1976-1978 (3 folders)

Box 115

Oil

1979-1990 (6 folders)

Sanctions

Population

Taxes

Tourism, thru 1970, 1971-1994 (3 folders)

Trade, thru 1979, 1980-1994 (3 folders)

Box 116

Transport

Uranium--Enrichment

Water

Workers, thru 1973, 1974-1978 (4 folders)

Box 117

Workers

1979-1994 (5 folders)

Black Unions, thru 1972, 1973-1981 (7 folders)

Box 118

Black Unions, 1982-1992 (3 folders)

Confederation Of Labour

COSATU, 1985-1994 (2 folders)

Farm Workers

NUM (Mine Workers), thru 1992 (2 folders)

NUMSA (Metal Workers)

SACTU, pre-1977, 1977-1993 (4 folders)

TUCSA, pre-1970, 1970-1986 (4 folders)

Box 119

White Unions

Working Conditions, thru 1974, 1975-1990 (4 folders)

Education, pre-1980, 1981-1990 (4 folders)

Box 120

Education

1991-1994

Bantu Education

Universities

1971-1993 (2 folders)

Cape of Good Hope/IMVO News

Student Groups

Foreign Relations, 1973-1986 (11 folders)

Box 121

Foreign Relations

1987-1994 (2 folders)

Africa, thru 1973, 1974-1984 (8 folders)

Box 122

Africa

1985-1993 (2 folders)

Southern

Southern: Regional Destabilization, 1985-1989 (3 folders)

UK-DURBAN consolate

Info, thru 1977, 1978-1979 May (9 folders)

Box 123

Info, 1979 June-1988

Club Of Ten

Dept Of Info

Foreign Affairs Association

Plural Societies

South African Freedom Foundation

USA, thru 1976, 1977-1986 (4 folders)

Groups

Africa Institute Of South Africa

ASSOCOM

AFRA (Rural Advancement)

Black Sash

Career Center

Christian Institute, thru 1965, 1966-1972 (3 folders)

Civil Rights League

CSIR (Council For Scientific And Industrial Research)

Detainees' Parents Support Group

Federated C of Industries

Box 124

Get Ahead Foundation

General

IDASA (Institute For Democratic Alternatives For South Africa)

Kagiso Trust

National African Federation C Of C

Operation Hunger

Pelandaba Cultural Effort

South African Foundation

So. African Fdn.: Divestment Report

South African Bureau For Racial Affairs

South African Institute of International Affairs

South African Institute Of Race Relations

Pamphlets

Clippings, Articles, etc

Box 124

Study Group On Internal Relations

TRAC

Urban Foundation

WASA

Women For Peace

Health, pre 1975, 1975-1978

Box 125

Health, 1979-1994

History

Legal System

thru 1985, 1986-1994

Apartheid Laws

Immorality Act

Passes, 1970-1986 (5 folders)

Petty Apartheid, 1979-89 (2 folders)

Races Classification

Resettlement (Group Areas Act)

Box 126

Resettlement (Group Areas Act)

1980-1992 (5 folders)

AFRA

Winterveld

Courts

Crime

Legislation, 1973-1993 (4 folders)

Media, thru 1970, 1971-1976 (5 folders)

Box 127

Media, 1977-1990 (9 folders)

Box 128

Media

1994

Blacks

Citizen

Die Afrikaner

Forum

SABC

SANA

Television

TTP (To the Point)

Military, thru 1969, 1970-1978

Box 129

Military

1979-1994 (10 folders)

Arms, thru 1970, 1971-1978

Box 130

Arms, 1979-1994 (5 folders)

Boss, thru 1978, 1979-1983 (3 folders)

Death Squads, 1989-1993 ( 5 folders)

Draft Resistance, thru 1988 (7 folders)

Box 131

Gerhardt

Reference, thru 1984 (3 folders)

State Security Council

Politics, thru 1970, 1971-1976 (12 folders)

Box 132

Politics, 1976-1978 (24 folders)

Box 133

Politics, 1979-1985 (12 folders)

Box 134

Politics, 1985-1986 (17 folders)

Box 135

Politics

1987

1988-89

1988-89 (Elections)

1990

1990 Jan.-June (Negotiations)

1990 July-Dec. (Negotiations)

1991

1991 Dec. (Negotiations: CODESA)

1992 (Referendum)

1992 Jan.-June (Negotiations: CODESA)

1992 July-Sept. (Negotiations: CODESA)

1992 Oct.-Dec. (Negotiations: CODESA)

1993 (Elections, run-up to; including Project Vote)

Box 136

1993 Jan. - Mar. (Negotiations)

1993 Apr. - July (Negotiations)

1993 Aug. - Oct. (run-up to elections)

1993 Nov. - Dec. (run-up to elections)

1994 Jan. (run-up to elections)

1994 Feb. - elections in April

1994 Apr. - Dec. (Elections and the results)

Politics: ANC

1950-1969

1970-1975

1976-1977

1978

1979

1980

Box 137

ANC, 1981-1992 June (15 folders)

Box 138

ANC

1992 July-1994 (2 folders)

Constitution

Hani Murder

Economic Policy

Mandela

1985-1994 (8 folders)

Relations with World

Relations with Africa

Box 139

Winnie Mandela, thru 1989, 1990-1994 (4 folders)

Military, 1988-1994

Reference

Sanctions Debate

Women

Youth

Afrikaner's People's Front

Afrikaner Volkswag

Afrikaner Resistance Movement, thru 1989, 1990-94 (2 folders)

AZAPO

Broaderbond thru 1993 (2 folders)

Box 140

BPC

Chinese

Coloureds, 1970-1993 (7 folders)

Communist Party, thru 1993 (2 folders)

Conference For Democratic Future, 1989-

Conservative Party, thru 1993

Box 141

Constitution, 1975-1996

Democratic Party

Freedom Alliance

Freedom Party

Herstigte National Party

Independent Party

Indians

Inkatha, thru 1994 (4 folders)

Box 142

Buthelezi

thru 1989, 1990- (2 folders)

Documents

Inkathagate

Institute For Multi-Party Democracy

Labour Party

Liberation Forces, 1976-1985 (2 folders)

Mass Democratic Movement, 1989-

Natal

Natal: Violence, thru 1989, 1990-1994 (3 folders)

National Forum

National Party, thru 1971, 1972-1973 (2 folders)

Box 143

National Party, 1974-1993 (14 folders)

Box 144

New Republic Party

Okhela

PAC (Pan African Congress)

thru 1975, 1976-1993 (10 folders)

Azanian People's Liberation Party (APLA)

Patriotic Front

Progressive Party, thru 1972, 1973-75 (2 folders)

Progressive Federal Party, thru 1979

Box 145

Progressive Federal Party, 1980-88

Progressive Reform Party

Reform Party

Repression, pre-1970, 1970-1977 Dec. (10 folders)

Box 146

Repression, 1978-1980 Dec. (16 folders)

Box 147

Repression, 1981-1985 Dec. (10 folders)

Box 148

Repression

1986-1994 April (7 folders)

Biko Death, 1977-1978 (4 folders)

Box 149

Biko Death, 1979-1992 (4 folders)

Hunger Strike

Sharpeville Six

SAP

SASO

SAYRCO

Squatters, thru 1977, 1978-93 (5 folders)

Sofasonke Party

South African Party

Ultra-Right

thru 1993 (3 folders)

Tradition, Family , Property

Victims Against Terrorism

United Democratic Front (UDF) thru 1991 (2 folders)

Box 150

United Party, thru 1972, 1973-1980 (4 folders)

Unity Movement

Violence

1990-1994 (5 folders)

Boipatong, 1992

Box 151

Editorials, 1990

Looking for a solution, 1990-1993 (3 folders)

Police/Right-Wing White Involvement, 1990-1994 (3 folders)

Whites

White Parties, thru 1973, 1974-1988 (5 folders)

Reference

Box 152

Religion, thru 1970, 1971-1988 (5 folders)

Box 153

Religion

1989-1994 (2 folders)

Christian League Of Southern Africa

Christianity, Protestant Churches

Dimension

Dutch Reformed Church, 1989-1990

Islam

Religious Right

SACC (South African Council of Churches) thru 1994 (2 folders)

SACBC (Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference)

Spro-cas

Tutu, 1984-1994 (2 folders)

Society

General

Jewish Community, thru 1970

Box 154

Jewish Community, 1971-1990 (2 folders)

Social Services

Urban Africans, thru 1974, 1975-1994 (12 folders)

Urban Whites

Box 155

Sports, thru 1967, 1968-1978 (12 folders)

Box 156

Sports, 1979-1983

Box 157

Sports, 1984-1994 (5 folders)

Students

thru 1971, 1972-1988 (7 folders)

Groups

ASB

Box 158

NUSAS, pre-1971, 1972-1984 (4 folders)

SASO

UCM

pre-1970, 1971-1973 (3 folders)

Documents

Women, thru 1976, 1977-1994 (3 folders)

Youth/Children

Sudan

Box 159

Bibliography

Economy (Including Famine, Flood)

thru 1977, 1978- (11 folders)

Aid, thru 1987, 1988- (4 folders)

Reference

Foreign Relations, thru 1979, 1980-1981 (2 folders)

Box 160

Foreign Relations, 1982-1992 (5 folders)

General, thru 1974, 1975- (4 folders)

Health

Legal System

Military (Civil War), 1988-1989, 1990- (2 folders)

Politics, 1972-1985 (6 folders)

Box 161

Politics

1986-1994 (4 folders)

Peace Talks, 1990-1994

Repression

1987-1994 (3 folders)

Human Rights Voice, 1992

Reference, 1955-1986

Refugees, 1979-1993

Religion, 1980-1994

Southern Sudan, 1970-1992 (5 folders)

Box 162

Southern Sudan, 1993-1994

Swaziland

Box 162

Economy, 1970-1994 (7 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1971-1993 (3 folders)

General, 1970-1993 (6 folders)

Politics, 1960-1980

Box 163

Politics, 1981-1994 (2 folders)

Reference, 1973-1979

Tanzania

Box 163

Bibliography, 1967-1989

Culture, 1978-1991

Economy, 1963-1979 (13 folders)

Box 164

Economy, 1980-1982 (9 folders)

Box 165

Economy

1982-1994 (7 folders)

Agriculture, 1969-1981, Aug. (8 folders)

Box 166

Agriculture, 1981, September-1994 (6 folders)

Industry, 1970-1988 (9 folders)

Box 167

Tourism, 1980-1993 (2 folders)

Transport, 1980-1994 (3 folders)

War On Saboteurs, 1983

Workers, 1973-1993 (5 folders)

Education, 1970-1980 (4 folders)

Box 168

Education, 1981-1992 (3 folders)

Foreign Relations, 1971-1982 (9 folders)

Box 169

Foreign Relations

1983-1994 (2 folders)

Southern Africa, 1971-1990 (6 folders)

Uganda, 1971-1991 (8 folders)

General, 1968-1977 (3 folders)

Box 170

General, 1978-1992 (6 folders)

Gov. Publications, 1970-1989

Health, 1974-1983 (7 folders)

Box 171

Legal Systems, 1975-1990 (2 folders)

Media, 1971-1993

Military, 1979-1989

Politics, 1967-1978 (9 folders)

Box 172

Politics, 1979-1985 (12 folders)

Box 173

Politics, 1986-1994 (2 folders)

Religion, 1981-1993

Society: Villages, 1970-1993

Women, 1977-1994 (2 folders)

Youth, 1975-1984

Zanzibar, 1970-1982 (8 folders)

Box 174

Zanzibar, 1983-1994 (2 folders)

Togo

Box 174

Economy, 1970-1990

Foreign Relations, 1985-1996

General, 1979-1993 (3 folders)

Politics

1971-1994 (4 folders)

Human Rights 1986-1994

Refugees, 1993-1994

Tunisia

Box 174

Economy, 1973-1994 (3 folders)

Box 175

Foreign Relations, 1973-1993 (6 folders)

General, 1971-1993 (2 folders)

Politics, 1971-1994 (10 folders)

Box 176

Reference, 1971-1994

Uganda

Box 176

Bibliography, 1975-1978

Economy, 1967-1994 (6 folders)

Education, 1981-1991

Foreign Relations, 1970-1980 (6 folders)

Box 177

Foreign Relations

1980-1994 (3 folders)

Dennis Hills Affair, 1975-1981

Israeli Raid 76, (1976)

Report of International Committee of Jurists, 1974

USSR, 1975-1979

General/Culture, 1970-1993

Health, 1981-1994

Media, 1979-1993

Military, 1979-1994 (7 folders)

Politics, 1970-1972 (2 folders)

Box 178

Politics, 1973, June - 1979 (17 folders)

Box 179

Politics, 1979, July - 1988 (11 folders)

Box 180

Politics

1989-1994

Human Rights, 1989-94

Reference, 1980-1992

Refugees, 1981-1994

Religion, 1977-1993

Women and Children, 1985-1991

Upper Volta (See Burkina Fasso)

Western Sahara

Box 180

Bibliography, 1976-1984

Diplomacy, 1974-1977 (4 folders)

Box 181

Diplomacy

1978-1994 (7 folders)

Algeria

1977-1987

Documents, 1975-1993

Documents, 1972-1981 (5 folders)

Box 182

France, 1977-1979

Mauritania, 1976-1980

Morocco

1972-1993 (4 folders)

Documents, 1977-1993

Recognition, 1976-1993

Spain, 1975-1981

USSR, 1977-1978

Economy, 1969-1993

Military, 1972-1980 (5 folders)

Box 183

Military

1981-1993 (3 folders)

Egypt, 1979

France, 1976-1979

U.S. Arms, 1976-1982

Politics

1975-92 (5 folders)

Documents, 1975-1992

Conference Papers

Reference, 1972-1983 (2 folders)

Box 184

Reference, 1984-1993

Refugees, 1976-1992

Sahara Info, 1979-1984

Women, 1976-1993

Zaire

Box 184

Bibliography, 1966-1992

Economy

1967-1994 (7 folders)

Documents, 1978-1987

Inga Shaba, 1976-1982

OTRAG, 1978-1979

Reference, 1968-1978

Tenke Fungurume, 1970-1976

World Bank Memo, 1979

Foreign Relations, 1970-1976

Box 185

Foreign Relations

1977-1994 (7 folders)

Africa, 1973-1994

Kidnapping of American Students, 1975-1976

Muhammed Ali, 1974-1989

Zambia, 1974-1984

General, 1970-1993

Health, 1978-1994

History, 1906 (photocopy); 1975

Politics, 1969-1977, Mar. (3 folders)

Box 186

Politics, 1977, April-1992 (15 folders)

Box 187

Politics

1993-1994 (2 folders)

Ethnic Violence, 1993

Human Rights, 1981-1994 (3 folders)

Open Letter, 1980

Opposition Forces, 1976-1994 (4 folders)

Reports by Ronald Van Den Bogeart, 1988

Reference, 1965-1992

Box 188

Reference: Info Zaire, 1975-1985 (4 folders)

Refugees, 1992-1993 (2 folders)

Religion: Missionary Newsletters, 1991-1993

Students, 1980-1992

Zambia

Box 188

Culture, 1979-1994

Economy, 1968-1979, July (9 folders)

Box 189

Economy

1979, Aug.-1994 (8 folders)

Reference, 1967-1979 (2 folders)

Tobacco, 1979

Tourism, 1993

Trade w/ Malawi, 1972-1991

Transport, 1966-1990 (3 folders)

Education, 1971-1980

Box 190

Education, 1981-1993

Foreign Relations

1970-1993 (5 folders)

Southern Africa, 1966-1978, Oct. (10 folders)

Box 191

Southern Africa, 1978, Nov.-1993 (4 folders)

Groups: Africa 2000, 1971

Health, 1970-1994

History, 1979

Legal System, 1970-1994

Media, 1972-1992

Military, 1970-1988 (3 folders)

Politics, 1970-1978, Oct. (6 folders)

Box 192

Politics, 1978, Nov.-1994 (9 folders)

Reference, 1965-1979 (3 folders)

Religion, 1974-1993

Women, 1973-1993

Zimbabwe

Box 193

Bibliography, 1967-1994

Culture, 1980-1994

Diplomacy, 1966-1976 (12 folders)

Box 194

Diplomacy, 1976-1977 (13 folders)

Box 195

Diplomacy, 1977-1978 (15 folders)

Box 196

Diplomacy, 1978-1979 (18 folders)

Box 197

Diplomacy 1979 Nov - 1980 Mar (7 folders)

Economy, 1968-1980 (8 folders)

Box 198

Economy

1981-1994 (6 folders)

Agriculture (Drought), 1970-1994 (3 folders)

Foreign Investment/Loans

1980-1994 (2 folders)

Reference, 1980-1985

Box 199

Land, 1970-1994

Migration, 1971-1993 (3 folders)

Mining, 1970-1994 (3 folders)

Sanctions

1968-1986 (8 folders)

Oil, 1972-1990 (5 folders)

Box 200

Oil--U.K., 1976-1981

RIISCO, 1972-1975

Tourism, 1972-1993

Trade, 1970-1993

Transport, 1972-1992

Tribal Trust Lands, 1971-1992

Wildlife, 1982-1994

Workers, 1970-1994 (2 folders)

Education

General, 1970-1994

University, 1970-1994

Foreign Relations, 1980-1981

Box 201

Foreign Relations

1982-1994 (3 folders)

South Africa, 1980-1994 (3 folders)

Southern Africa, 1977-1994

Health, 1974-1994

History, 1969-1982

Legal System: Justice, 1971-1993

Media, 1970-1995 (2 folders)

Military, 1970-1975 (2 folders)

Box 202

Military, 1976-1978, Aug. (11 folders)

Box 203

Military, 1978, Sept.-1982 (11 folders)

Box 204

Military

1983-1994 (2 folders)

Arms Supplies, 1977-1993

Liberation Forces, 1975-1986

Massacres, 1973-1984

Mercenaries, 1973-1979

Private Armies, 1978-1985

Rhodesian Forces, 1975-1979

South African Involvement, 1976-1986

Politics, 1968-1975 (3 folders)

Box 205

Politics, 1976-1980, Jan. (14 folders)

Box 206

Politics, 1980, Feb.-1982, March (9 folders)

Box 207

Politics

1982, Apr.-1994 (13 folders)

ANC, 1969-1974 (2 folders)

Box 208

ANC, 1975-1992 (3 folders)

ANC-ZIC, 1975-1977

Centre Party, 1970-1992

Election Documents, 1979-1985

Frolizi, 1971-1974

Gov. Prop. Agenda, 1969-1986 (3 folders)

Liberation Movements, 1970-1982 (4 folders)

NUF, 1977-1978

Refugees, 1980

Repression, 1970-1979 (3 folders)

Box 209

Repression, 1980-1993

Rhodesia Party, 1970-1980

UANC, 1976-1981 (3 folders)

White Parties, 1966-1989 (5 folders)

ZANU, 1971-1981 (8 folders)

Box 210

ZANU, 1982-1989

ZANU-ZAPU merger, 1987-1990

ZANU (Sithole), 1974-1988

ZAPU, 1968-1989 (8 folders)

ZIPA, 1975-1978 (2 folders)

ZUM, 1989-1992

ZUPO, 1977-1979

Reference

1981-1990

General, 1971-1990

Zimbabwe Project News Bulletin, 1981-1984

Religion, 1971-1993 (3 folders)

Society

Population, 1969-1993

Urban Integration, 1970-1991

Whites, 1980-1994

Sports, 1974-1994

Women, 1977-1994

U.S. Economy

These files were established to provide general background information about the U.S. economy and are not specifically related to Africa. Topics include agriculture, banking, environment, inflation, telecommunications, and trade.

Box 211

1970-1992 (8 folders)

Agriculture

Agriculture: Exports

Banks

Bibliography/Book Reviews

Blacks

Budget

Charity

Commodities

Box 212

Corporations

through 1989 (3 folders)

Corporate Financing

Corporate Responsibility

S.E.C.

Shareholders Campaign, through 1983 (3 folders)

Energy

Bibliography

Non-Oil Sources

Oil, through 1990 (7 folders)

Box 213

Policy

through 1990 (4 folders)

Synthetic Fuels

Environment: Pesticides

Federal Reserve

Finance and Investment

Foreign in U.S.

U.S. Overseas, through 1973, 1978-1990 (4 folders)

Direct Investment Abroad Data

Overseas Lending Surveys, 1981-1985

Box 214

Overseas Lending Surveys, 1986-1988

Fishing

Food

Foreign Economic Policy

Housing

Income Distribution

Industry

Airplanes

Automobiles

Computers

Liquor

Steel

Textiles

Tires

Inflation

Insurance Companies

Minerals

Minorities

Monetary

Nuclear

through 1989 (5 folders)

Enrichment

Exports, through 1982 (4 folders)

Plutonium

Safety

Box 215

Population

Reference Sources

Regions

Sanctions

Southern Development

Telecommunications

Trade, through 1991 (7 folders)

Trade Deficit

Transnational Corp.

Transportation

Workers

Workers: Union Busting

U.S. Education

Box 215

Education (1 folder)

U.S. Foreign Policy

This series focuses on U.S. foreign policy concerns in broad topics such as the CIA, human rights, immigration, Peace Corps., terrorism, and United Nations. These topics may include Africa-related issues; however, most of the files related to U. S. foreign policy toward Africa are located in series, "U.S. Foreign Relations: Africa" and "U. S. Foreign Relations: African Countries."

Box 215

Agribusiness

Bibliography

CIA

Africa, 1975-1987 (3 folders)

Asia

Assassinations

Bibliography

Chile

Domestic Spying

Box 216

Europe

Experiments

General, through 1986 (15 folders)

Box 217

General, 1987-1993

Labor

Latin America

Middle East

News Media

"Proprietaries"

Universities

Colonial Possessions, 1977-1978

Congress

House, through 1993 (3 folders)

Senate, through 1987 (2 folders)

Disarmament, through 1988 (6 folders)

Economic Policy, through 1979

Box 218

Economic Policy, 1980-1989 (3 folders)

Education

Environment

Food, through 1983

Foreign Agents

Foreign Aid, through 1979 (5 folders)

Box 219

Foreign Aid, 1980-1993 (7 folders)

Debt Relief

Documents

Foreign Diplomats

Foreign Names Committee

Foreign Students

General, through 1978, May

Box 220

General, 1978 June-1993 (11 folders)

Helsinki Accord

Human Rights, through 1993 (7 folders)

Box 221

IMF

Immigration

Labor

Languages

Laws of the Sea, through 1989

Lobbying

Media

Minerals, through 1983 (5 folders)

Narcotics

N.S.A (National Security Agency)

National Security Council

Nuclear

Proliferation

Protest & Action

Peace Corps, through 1985

Box 222

Peace Corps, 1986-1993

25th Anniversary

Population

Public Opinion Polls

Refugees

Science & Technology

State Department, through 1989 (7 folders)

Terrorism

Box 223

Trade

Export Policy Clips

U.N., through 1993 (9 folders)

Peacekeeping

UNESCO

Special Session Disarmament

USIA

ICA

VOA

U.S. Foreign Relations: Africa

In this series the beginning files focus on Africa as a continent; thereafter files are arranged alphabetically intermixing individual African countries and African regions. In distinguishing foreign policy from foreign relations -- foreign policy focuses more on establishing positions related to issues while foreign relations deal with the interaction between the countries based on the foreign policy. Within the files there is information about ambassadorial appointments, meetings with high officials, and cultural, educational, and scientific exchanges. Related materials are in the series, "U. S. Politics."

NOTE: Additional topics in this category regarding Clinton Foreign Policy are listed at the end (Accession 2000-0208).

Box 224

African-Americans, 1981-1996

African Studies

Aid, 1970-1997 ( 8 folders)

Initiatives

USA for Africa--Live Aid, 1985-1995

Arms, 1976-1983

Bibliography, 1974-1991

Congress, 1969-1990 (4 folders)

Box 225

Congress, 1991-1996

Cultural, 1978-1995 (9 folders)

Democratic Party, 1966-1988 (2 folders)

Economy, 1974-1996 (4 folders)

Private Sector, 1981-1994

Films, 1982-1993 (2 folders)

General, 1962-1970

Box 226

General, 1970-1980 (14 folders)

Box 227

General, 1981-1993 (6 folders)

Immigration, 1986-1993

Intelligence, 1981-1994

Lobbyists, 1980-1992

Military, 1983-1997

Mercenaries Issue, 1976-1978

Oyotunji, 1973-1977

"Roots", 1977-1980

Sports, 1978-1986

Tourism, 1986-1994

Women, 1988

Visitors, 1975-1992

COUNTRIES & REGIONS

Algeria, 1973-1994 (3 folders)

Angola, 1975 (2 folders)

Box 228

Angola, through 1992 (12 folders)

Aid to UNITA, 1986-1989 (3 folders)

Box 229

Aid to UNITA, 1990-1994 (2 folders)

Iran-Contra Connection, 1986-1989

Benin

Botswana

Burkina Fasso (Upper Volta)

Burundi

Cameroon

Cape Verde

Central African (Empire) Republic

Chad

Congo

Box 229

Diego Garcia

Djibouti

East Africa

Egypt, through 1994 (10 folders)

Box 230 Equatorial Guinea

Eritrea

Ethiopia (7 folders)

Gabon

Gambia

Ghana

Guinea-Bissau

Guinea (Conakry)

Horn of Africa (4 folders)

Horn of Africa Food and Security Act

Indian Ocean

Ivory Coast

Kenya (2 folders)

Lesotho

Box 231

Liberia, through 1994 (6 folders)

Libya, through 1981, Sept. (5 folders)

Box 232

Libya

1981, Oct.-1992 (10 folders)

Chemical Weapons Plant, 1987-1989 (2 folders)

Malagasy (Madagascar)

Malawi

Mali

Mauritania

Mauritius

Morocco, through 1977

Box 233

Morocco, 1978-1988 (6 folders)

Mozambique

1975-1989 (4 folders)

Renamo

Namibia, 1967-1994 (folders)

Box 234

Niger

Nigeria, 1973-1983 (4 folders)

North Africa, 1980-1991

Portugal & Portuguese Colonialism

1961-1974 (4 folders)

Since April 1974 Coup

Economy, through 1974

Military

Military: Africa, 1975 DOD Report

Rwanda

Sahel

Sao Tome & Principe

Senegal

Seychelles

Sierra Leone

Somalia, 1974-1992, Sept. (5 folders)

Box 235

Somalia

1993-1994 (4 folders)

Operation Restore Hope, 1992, Dec.-1995, June (3 folders)

Opinion and Comment on Operation Restore Hope, 1992-1993 (2 folders)

International Assistance for Restore Hope

Box 236

South Africa, 1961-1978, June (11 folders)

Box 237

South Africa, 1978, July-1985, July (10 folders)

Box 238

South Africa

1985, Aug.-1994 (7 folders)

American Bar Association

A.N.C., through 1990 (2 folders)

Mandela Visit, 1990, June 17-22; 1990, June 23-July 1 (2 folders)

Visit Preparations

Editorial Opinion on Mandela

Post Visit

Box 239

Bantustans, 1976-1990 (2 folders)

Bibliography

The Cordoned Heart

Churches/Clergy

Congress, 1966-1988

Box 240

Congress, 1989 -1993

Culture

1972-1988 (7 folders)

Films

Sun City

Economy, through 1978, June (7 folders)

Box 241

Economy

1978, July-1992 (6 folders)

Aid, 1993

Coal, through 1981 (3 folders)

Divestment, 1978-1992 (11 folders)

Box 242

Divestment

Bank Loans, through 1993 (5 folders)

Companies, through 1990

Lists of Companies

Divestment

High Tech Sales to S.A.

Local Governments, through 1991

Religion, through 1979

Box 243

Religion, 1980-1992 (2 folders)

Economy

Sanctions Busting

Sanctions Busting: ARMS

Eximport Bank, through 1978

Investment (2 folders)

Gold Ownership

Krugerrand, 1976-1985 (5 folders)

Minerals

Nuclear, through 1981

Box 244

Nuclear, 1982-1993

Sealskins

South African Airways

Sugar Quota

Sullivan Principles

Tourism, 1977-

Trade

1981-1987

Arms Embargo

Arms Embargo Guidelines

Computers

Export Regulations

1981/1982 Debate

Shock Batons

Trade Unions

Editorial Opinions

Box 245

Editorial Opinions, 1986-1992

Health

Inkatha

Intelligence

Lobbyists

Military

1970-1992 (7 folders)

Draft Resistance

Terrorism Hearings, 1982, Pt. 1 & 2 (2 folders)

Police

Polls

Project for South Africa

Protest and Action, through 1978

Box 246

Protest and Action

1979-1990 (6 folders)

Campuses, through 1986 (7 folders)

Box 247

Campuses, 1987-1991

Republican Party

Sport, through 1993 (7 folders)

U.S. Residents in South Africa (2 folders)

Visits and Exchanges

USSALEP

Tutu, Boesak

Box 248

Southern Africa

1961-1979 (16 folders)

Box 249

Southern Africa

1980-1981, 1983, 1987-1990 (5 folders)

Black Americans

Congress, through 1993 (3 folders)

Drought, 1992

Economy, through 1990 (3 folders)

Editorial Opinion

Misson Nisdom, Etc.

NSSM 39 Study (Document)

Protest & Action, through 1986 (5 folders)

Box 250

Protest & Action, 1987-

Reference

Right Wing Groups

South African Opinion, through 1978 (2 folders)

Sudan, through 1994 (5 folders)

Swaziland

Tanzania, through 1992 (3 folders)

Togo

Tunisia

Uganda, through 1993 (4 folders)

Upper Volta

Western Sahara

through 1992 (2 folders)

Support Activities

State Department Conference

Box 251

Zaire

1975-1994 (9 folders)

Economy

Zambia, 1970-1993 (4 folders)

Box 252

Zimbabwe/Rhodesia

1961-1977 (5 folders)

Byrd Amendment

1971-1977 (6 folders)

Protest at Docks

List of Congresses, 1973

Box 253

Zimbabwe/Rhodesia

1978, Jan.-1994 (15 folders)

U.S. Foreign Relations: Non-African Countries

These files are arranged alphabetically by country and primarily focus on situations where cooperation or non-cooperation over policy in Africa was an issue.

Box 254

Afghanistan

Asia

Australia

Brazil

Canada

Caribbean

Central America

Chile

China (PRC), 1977-1983 (3 folders)

Cuba

El Salvador, 1981-1982 (5 folders)

Europe

France

Grenada

Haiti

India

Indian Ocean

Indonesia

Iran, 1974-1978 (2 folders)

Box 255

Iran

1979-1989 (3 folders)

Iran-Contra

Israel

Jamaica

Japan

Korea

Latin America, through 1989 (4 folders)

Lebanon

Mexico

Middle East, through 1993 (8 folders)

Box 256

Nicaragua

Oman

Pacific Islands

Pakistan

Palestine/P.L.O.

Panama

Philippines

Poland

Portugal

1974-

Economy

Saudi Arabia

Spain

Taiwan

Third World

Trilateral Countries

Turkey

United Kingdom

U.S.S.R.

1974-1993 (8 folders)

Afghan Crisis

Grain Embargo

Vietnam

West Germany

Yemen

Yugoslavia

U.S. - Africa Groups

These are U. S. groups that have some connection with Africa, such as Americans Concerned About South Africa, Gulf Boycott Coalition, and the Washington Office on Africa. These groups formed around political, humanitarian, educational or cultural concerns and range from small local entities to large national groups and branches of international organizations. Some of these organizations no longer exist either because they did not survive over time or because they were formed to respond to a specific event or issue that has passed. There are related files in series, "U.S. Groups," "North Carolina," and "World."

Box 257

"A"

AFRAM Associates

Africa Faith and Justice Network

Africa Fund (see American Committee on Africa)

Africa Information Service

Africa Media & News Agency

Africa Peace Committee

Africa Research Group

Publications

Africa University (see United Methodist Church--Africa Programs)

African Agenda, 1972-1977 (2 folders)

African-American Chamber of Commerce

African-American Institute, thru 1977

Women in African Development

Reference

African-American Labor Center

Box 258

African-American Scholars Council

African Bibliographic Center

African Development and Human Relations Movement

African Development Foundation

African Development Information Association

African Institute of Cultural Relations

African Liberation Solidarity Committee

African Liberation Support Committee

African Liberation Day

ALA - African Literature Association

The African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF)

APSP

African Progressive Study Group

African Studies Association

Africa Studies Center (Boston University)

African Youth Movement for Liberation and Unity

Africare, thru 1993 (2 folders)

AfricaTrek

Afrika Must Unite

Afro-Americans Against the Drought

Afro-Americans Against the Famine

All-African News Service

All African People's Revolutionary Party

Box 259

Amandla Production Group

American African Affairs Association

American African Relief Foundation

American Committee on Africa, thru 1990 (7 folders)

American Committee on Africa Publications

American Coordinating Committee in Sport and Society (ACCESS)

Americans Concerned About South Africa (ACSA)

Americans Against Apartheid

American Southern Africa Council

Americans for Freedom in Southern Africa

Angola Peace Fund

Angola Support Conference

Anti-Apartheid Committee for Selective Purchasing

Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM)

Artists and Athletes Against Apartheid

Association for Constitutional Democracy in Liberia

Association of African Historians

Association of Americans to Save Africa

Austin Committee to Oppose Racism and Apartheid

"B"

BA-NAG

Bishop Tutu's Refugee Fund

Bishop Tutu Scholarship Fund

Blojlu's Alliance (Liberia)

BA-SHIRU (University of Wisconsin)

Boston Coalition for the Liberation of South Africa

"C"

Cabral Memorial Committee

Cape Verdian-American Federation

Center for Economic Research on Africa

Center for Intergroup Studies

Chicago Coalition for Liberation of Angola, Mozambique, Guinea

Chicago Committee for African Liberation

Chicago Coalition on Southern Africa

Box 260

Churches (Ecumenical Projects)

Church Project on U.S. Investment in Southern Africa

Coalition for a Free Africa

Coalition for Human Rights in South Africa

Coalition for the Liberation of Southern Africa (CLSA)

Coalition for Peace in the Horn of Africa

Coalition on Southern Africa, 1987

Coalition to Stop Rhodesian Imports

Committee for a Free Mozambique

Committee for an Afro-American Liberation Center

Committee on African Development Strategies

Committee to Support the Independence of Guinea-Bissau

Concerned African Students (North Carolina)

Concerned Citizens Committee on Africa

Contrast

Corporate Campaign Africa

Council for Christian Social Action

Council on African Affairs

"D"

Denver Project Southern Africa

Detroit Committee for the Liberation of Africa

Diversified Systems Group

"E"

Episcopal Churchpeople for a Free South Africa, 1968-1991 (4 folders)

Emergency Fund for Southern Africa

Eritreans for Liberation in North America

Eritrean People's Solidarity Committee

Eritrean Relief Committee

Eritrean People's Solidarity Committee

Ethiopian Student Union in North America

"F"

Fifth Commission

Free Southern Africa Committee

Friends of Angola

Friends of the Christian Institute

Friends of Liberia

Friends of Transkei

"G"

Groundswell USA

Gulf Boycott Coalition

Box 261

"H"

Habari, 1976, Dec.-1978, June

Harrisburg Committee for Solidarity with African Liberation

"I"

IDAFSA

International Committee for Defense of African Workers

International Student Support Committee

ITT Boycott

Institute for Coordinated African American Research (ICAAR)

International Freedom Mobilization

Intermews Media Services

"J"

Jesuit Refugee Service in America

"L"

Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (Southern Africa Project)

Liberation Support Movement

Liberation Support Movement (Bay Area)

List of Canada & U.S. organizations in South Africa

Lutheran Coalition on Southern Africa

"M"

Madison Area Committee on Southern Africa, 1971-1980 (2)

Madison Conference

Massachusetts Conference Task Force on Southern Africa

Medical Aid for Foreign Groups

Mozambique Education Fund, Inc.

Mozambican Student's Unions (UNEMO-USA)

Mozambique Film Project

Mozambique Institute

Mozambique Solidarity Action

Mozambique Solidarity Committee

Mozambique Support Group

MPLA Printship Project

MPLA Solidarity Committee

Museum of African Art

"N"

Namibia Support Group

Nashville African Liberation Committee

Box 262

National Anti-Imperialist Committee in Solidarity with Africa

National Black Human Rights Campaign

National Coalition to support African Liberation

National Committee to Free SASO 9

National Museum of African Art

National Liberation Struggles Support Committee (Arise)

National Union of Angolan Students

New Africa Liberation Support Committee

New York

Northeast Committee for the Liberation of Southern Africa

"O"

Operation Bootstrap Africa

Operation Crossroads Africa

Operation Namibia

Organization of South Africans in the Americas

"P"

P.A.I.G.C. Support Committee

Pan African Association

Pan African Congress

Pan African Liberation Committee

Pan African Skills Project

Pan African Students Organization in the United States

Patrice Lumumba Coalition

Phelps Stokes Fund

Pygmy Fund

"R"

Rains (see US Groups IFCO)

Red Star Collective

"S"

SAMRAF

SANSIC

SASASAS

Schomburg Center

South Africa Boycott Project (see US: African Groups: Action for World Community)

South African Crisis Coordinating Committee

South African Education Program

Southern Africa Anti-Mercenary Coalition

Southern Africa Christian Alliance

Southern Africa Committee

Southern Africa Education Program

Southern Africa Media Center

Southern Africa Organizing Committee

Southern Africa Solidarity Committee

Box 263

Southern Africa Support Committee

Southern African Support Project

Southern Africa Working Group

Southern African Research Association (SARA)

Southern Association of Africanists

Student Organization for Black Unity

Study Committee on U.S. Policy Toward Southern Africa

Sudan Interior Mission

Support Committee--Sahara

SWASIA--North Africa

"T"

Task Force on South Africa--Philadelphia

TCHUBA

Temporary Organizing Committee for National Conference in Solidarity with African Liberation

This is the Time

Trans-Africa

"U"

Union of Liberian Associations to the Americas (ULAA)

UNEMO-USA (see Mozambican Student Union)

U.S.-Congo Friendship Committee

U.S. Out of Angola Committee

USSALEP (Leadership Exchange Program)

"W"

Washington Office on Africa, thru 1982, 1988- (2 folders)

Washington Task Force on African Affairs

West Africa Emergency Relief (see: Groups Community Churches of America)

Western Sahara Campaign, USA

Box 263

"Y"

Youth Organization for Black Unity

"Z"

Zanu Solidarity Committee

Zanu Support Committee

Zaiare Research Institute

Zimbabwe Students Scholarship Fund

Zimbabwe Relief Coalition

Friends of Zimbabwe

U.S. Groups

These groups do not have Africa-related concerns as their primary focus, although their efforts may include African issues. The groups represent a wide range of entities including foundations; political, religious, and humanitarian organizations; universities; unions; community groups; and branches of international organizations. Among the groups are the Ford Foundation, All People's Congress, National Council of Churches, Bread for the World, Peoples College, United Mine Workers, and Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy. Preceding the alphabetical list of group names is one folder for each letter of the alphabet that contains materials on several groups. This file was maintained when there was only one or two articles about a group and did not yet warrant starting a separate folder. There are related files in series, "U.S. Africa Groups," "North Carolina," and "World."

Box 264

"A"

Adventist Development and Relief Agency

Action for World Community (South Africa Boycott)

AID

General

ADRA Eithiopian Relief Fund

Bread for the World

Catholic Relief Service

CARE

Church World Service

Food for the Hungry

Food for Peace

Grassroots International

International Christian Aid

International Voluntary Services, Inc.

List of Groups

Meals for Millions Foundation

Misc.

Oxfam

Private Agencies in International Development

Partnership for Production

Save the Children

Techno Serve

World Food Day

World Hunger Year

World Relief

World Neighbors

World Vision

Box 265

All People's Congress

American Foreign Service Association (AFSA)

American Enterprise Institute (2folders)

AFL-CIO

American Friends Service Committee, 1978-1993

Listen Real Loud

American Legion

American Library Association: Black Caucus

American Management Association

American Security Council

American Universities Field Staff

Americans for Democratic Action (ADA)

Amnesty International (see World Groups--Amnesty International)

Aspen Institute

"B"

Better World Society

Black Economic Development Conference

Black Pride

Black Women's Community Development Foundation

Black Workers Organizing Committee

Brookings Institute

Bretton Woods Committee

Box 266

"C"

Campaign for Political Rights

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Carter Presidential Center

Center for Popular Economics

Center for Strategic and International Studies

Center of Concern; Center of Focus

Christian Anti Communism Crusade

Citizens Energy Corporation

Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy, thru 1988 (2 folders)

Committee of Returned Volunteers

Communist League

Communist Party, USA (CPUSA)

Africa Program.

Conservative Action Foundation

CORE

Coporate Information Center

Council for a Livable World

Council on Economic Priorities

Covert Action

Crippled Eagle Foundation

Cultural Survival

"D"

Data Center

D.C. Bank Campaign

Defense Committee

The Development G.A.P.

Disarm Education Fund

"E"

Earthwatch

Economic Development Bureau

Edenite Society

"F"

Fahari

Family Health International

FHI: AIDSTECH

Fifth Estate (Counter-Spy)

Box 267

Food First

Ford Foundation

Foreign Policy Association

Foreign Policy Research Institute

Foundation for American Communications

Foundation for Economic Education

Freedom Forum

Freedom House

Fund for an Open Society

"G"

Global Exchange

Goldman Environmental Prize

Greenpeace

Gray Panthers

"H"

Habitat for Humanity

Harlem Third World Trade Institute, "Trade Winds"

Heifer Project International

Helen Keller Institute

Heritage Foundation

Highlander Research & Educational Center

Hoover Institution

Hudson Institute

Hunger Project, 1987-1994

"I"

IDOC/North America

Box 268

IFCO

Institute for Food and Development Policy, see also Food First

Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis

Institute for World Order

Institute of the Black World

Institute of International Education

Institute for Policy Studies

Interaction

International Center for Law in Development

International Finace Corporation

International Freedom Foundation

435 Watch (Namibia)

Angola Peace Monitor

International Food Policy Research Institute

International League for Human Rights

International Human Rights Law Group(IHRC)

International Longshore Men's & Warehousemen's Union, Africa's Programs

International Oil Working Group

International Peace Academy

International Rescue Committee

International Socialist Organization

International Studies Association

International Third World Legal Studies Association

Investor Responsibility Research Center

Box 269

"J"

John Birch Society

Journal of the Northwest

"K"

Klu Klux Klan (KKK)

"L"

Lawyer's Committee for Rights Under Law

Lawyer's Committee for Human Rights

Liberty Lobby (Liberty Letter, Rockefeller Record, America First)

"M"

Mass Party Organizing Committee

Middle East Research Information Project

Middle East Resource Center

Minnesota Lawyers International Human Rights Committee

Mobilization for Survival

"N"

NAACP

NAAIC

NARMIC

National Association of Manufacturers

National Black Independent Political Party

National Black News Service

National Caucus of Labor Committees (NCLC)

National Committee for an Effective Congress

National Coalition of 100 Black Women

National Committee for Monetary Reform

National Committee to Overturn the Bakke Decision

National Conservative Political Action Committee

National Council for Black Studies

National Council of Negro Women

National Democratic Institute for Interational Affairs

National Education Association

National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee

National Endowment for Democracy

National Lawyers Guild and Midnight Special

National Student's Association

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.

Box 270

New American Movement

NEH

New Directions

The New School for Democratic Management

New World Resource Center

Nieman Foundation

North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA)

"O"

Olin Foundation

Operation Smile

Overseas Development Council

Overseas Development Network

Overseas Private Investment Corporation

"P"

Pacific Studies Centers

Panus Institute

Patrick's Walk

People for the American Way

People's Anti-War Mobilizer

Phelps Stokes Fund

Political Risk Services

Population Reference Bureau

Population Services International

Prairie Fire Organizing Committee

PUSH for Excellence

"R"

Rainbow Lobby

Ray O Light

ReCon

Reebok International

Religion

African Methodist Church

American Lutheran Church

Baptist Church

Box 271

Black Jewish Information Center

Catholic Workers

Christian Voice

Clergy and Laity Concerned

Codel

Council of Churches of City of New York

Council of Churches of Greater Washington

Council on Religion & International Affairs

Episcopal Church

Institute on Church in Urban Industrial Society

Interfaith Action for Economic Justice

Interfaith Committee on Social Responsibility in Investments

Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility

Interreligious Foundation for Community Orgainization

Africa Programs

Islamic Society of Georgia

Jehovah's Witnesses

Lutheran Church

Mary Knoll

National Council of Churches

Africa Programs thru 1976, 1977-1991 (2 folders)

Consultation on Southern Africa

The Fifth Commission

Box 272

National Student Christian Federation

New York State Council of Churches

North American Region of World Student Christian Federation

Peoples Temples

Reformed Church in America

Religious Christian Church

Religious News Service

Roman Catholic Church

Scientologists

Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Unitarian Universalist

United Christian Missionary Society

United Church Board for World Ministries

United Church of Christ

Africa Programs

United Methodist Church

Africa Programs thru 1979, 1980-

Africa University

"News"

Box 273

United Presbyterian Church

Africa Programs

United States Catholic Conference

University Christian Movement

Resist

Resolution

Resources

The Rest of the News

Revolutionary Communist Party, USA (RCP)

Revolutionary Student Brigade (Fightback)

Rodale Research Center

Rodale Institute & Press

Rural Advancement Fund International

"S"

Sane

Social Democrats, USA

Socialist Labor Party

Socialist Party, USA

Southern Poverty Law Center

Southerners for Economic Justice

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS): Africa Programs

Student National Medical Association

"T"

Taxation With Representation

Teamsters

Technical/ITD

Third World Awareness Workshop Team

Third World Forum

Third World Fund

Third World People's Coalition

Third World Reader Service

Third World Reports

Third World Women's Alliance

Tidewater Africans (see also Defense Committee, G.I. Movement East)

Toward Freedom

The Travelling Folk School

Treaty Council News

Trees for the Future

Tricontinental Film Center

Tricontinental News Service

"U"

Unions:

AFSCME

United Auto Workers

United Electrical Workers

United Farm Workers

United Mine Workers (UMWA)

Brookside Mine Strike

Harlan Strike

South African Coal Campaign

Box 274

United Steelworkers

United Nations Association of the USA

US-China Peoples Friendship Association

US Institute of Peace

US Labor Party--New Solidarity

Universities

Amherst College

Boston University

California, University of = UCLA (2 folders)

Chicago, University of

College of Holy Cross

Columbia

Cornell

Dartmouth

Florida, University of

Georgetown

Harvard

Howard

Illinois, University of

Indiana University

Johns Hopkins University

Kalamazoo College

Meharry Medical College

Michigan State University

Michigan, University of

Minnesota, University of

Morehouse College (Atlanta)

New York State University at Albany

Northwestern University

Oregon, University of

Pennsylvania State University

People's College

Roanoke College

Stanford

Syracuse

Valdosta State College

Virginia, University of

Wisconsin, University of

Box 275

Universities: Yale University

Urban League

"V"

"W"

War and Peace Foundation

Winock International

Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Childen

Women's International Network

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom

Africa Programs

Woodlands Conference

World Future Society

World Mercy Fund

World Peace Foundation

World Resources Institute

World Church Service

World Harvest Fund (see Technoserve)

Worldview (see Council on Religion & International Affairs)

Worldwatch Institute

YMCA

YWCA

Young Americans for Freedom (YAF)

Young Socialist Alliance

"Z"

Zodiac

U.S. Media

ANS has a strong interest in how Africa is covered by the U. S. media. This series includes information on mainstream, alternative, minority and special interest publications as well as radio and television. The files provide information about the type and amount (usually lack of) coverage given to African issues by U.S. media. There are also compilations of editorials that reveal an individual media organization's viewpoint on Africa. Over time, such editorials were filed under the appropriate subject rather than by the media organization. Related materials about individual journalists and publishers are located in the series, "Persons."

Box 275

ABC

Accuracy in Media (AIM)

Africa Coverage thru 1989, 1990-93 (3 folders)

South Africa

ABC

West Sahara

Africa Resources

Africa Today

Africa Word News Network

African Index

Alternative

Alternative Press Syndicate

American Newspaper Publisher's Association

American Spectator

Amsterdam News

Arizona Project

Associated Press

Atlanta Constitution

Atlanta Voice

Editorials

Atlantic

Box 276

Baltimore Sun, ed.

BBC Newsreel

Berkeley Barb

Bibliography

Bilalian News

Black Congressional Monitor

Black Enterprise

Black Entertainment Television (BET)

Black Press

Black Scholar

Book Publishers

Cable TV

Capital Cities Communications

Cartoons

CBN

CBS, thru 1982, 1983-93 (2 folders)

CNN

Center for Foreign Journalists

The Christian Century

Christian Science Monitor

Editorials, 1976-83 (3 folders)

Christianity and Crisis

Clipping Services

Combined Communication Corporation

Commenatary

Committee on the Media Integrity

Committee to Protect Journalists

Conde's Nast Traveler

The Continent

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Counter Spy

Cowles

Dollars and Sense

Ebony

Encore

Engage/Social Action

Esquire

Essence

Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (newsletter Extra!)

Box 277

Federal Communications Commission

Film

First Amendment News

Forbes

Foreign News

Free for All

The Freedom Forum

Freedom Newspapers Inc.

Gannett

General

GEO

Great Speckled Bird

Guardian

Editorials

Harpers

In These Times

Inner City Broadcasting

Interlink Press Service

International Women's Media Foundation

Internews

Journalists

Minority

National Association of Black Jounalists

Libel--copyright laws

Liberation Information Distribution Company

Lincoln Gazette

Los Angeles Herald Examiner

Los Angeles Times

Editorials, 1976-82, 1984- (2 foldersO

MacNeil/Lehrer

Magazine Publishers Association

Media Network

Metromedia

Miami Herald: Editorials

Michigan Free Press

Middle East Newsletter

Minority Periodicals

Minority Radio and TV

Mother Jones

Box 278

Mutual Black Network

The Nation

National Association of Black Journalists (see Journalists)

National Alliance of Third World Journalists

National Black Network

NBC

National Geographic

National Journal

National News Council

National Newspaper Publishers Association

National Press Club

National Public Radio

National Review

The Nationalist Press

New Republic

New Times

New World Review

New York Magazine

New York Post

New York Times

Editorials, thru 1986

The New Yorker

Newshouse

News and World Report

Newsday

Newspaper Guild

Newsletters

Newspapers

Alternative

Newsweek

Norfolk Journal and Guide

Overseas Press Club

Pacifica

Pacific News Service

Box 279

Peoples Translation Service

People

Periodicals

Petroleum Intelligence Weekly

People's World

Philadelphia Bulletin

Philadelphia Daily News

Philadelphia Inquirer

Players

PBS

Public Media Center

Pulitzer Prize Winners

Radio

Readers Digest

Reuters

The Rolling Stone

Satellites

Saturday Review

Scientists Institute for Public Information

Screen Actors' Guild

Sevendays

Sin Censura

Soldier of Fortune

South Africa Now

South Eastern Black Press Institute

The Spotlight

Texas Monthly

Time

Times Mirror

Transition

Trib

Turner Broadcasting (see also CBS 1983-1986)

TV, 1974-1982

U.P.I.

U.S.A. Today

U.S. News and Word Report

Video

Village Voice

Wall Street Journal

Editorials

Washington Inquirer

Washington Journalism Review

Washington Monthly

Box 280

Washington Post

Editorials thru 1977, 1978-90 (4 folders)

Washington Star

Editorials, 1976-79

Washington Times

Washington Watch

Western Union Telephone Company

White House

Wire Services

Worker's World

World Institute of Black Communications

U.S. Military

This series focuses on U. S. military concerns and strategies for parts of the world other than Africa. Among the topics are arms sales, mercenaries, NATO, and veterans.

Box 280

Arms Sales, 1972-92 (6 folders)

Arms Systems (including stealth bomber), thru 1972, 1973-92 (2 folders)

Defense Intelligence Agency

Disarmament

Draft/Registration

Foreign Training

Box 281

G.I. Newsletters

Mercenaries

Navy

Nuclear Weapons & Warfare

Organization & Budget, thru 1976, 1977-93 (5 folders)

Strategy, thru 1979, 1980-94 (3 folders)

Indian Ocean

Indochina

Iran

Latin America

L.I.C.

Middle East

NATO

Box 282

Persian Gulf

Rapid Deployment Force (RDF)

USSR

Veterans

MX Missiles

U.S. Politics

This series provides background information about branches of government, political parties, ethnic groups (especially African-Americans), social issues and events that impact on U. S. politics. This series does not focus on Africa but does give the positions of groups and elected officials relative to general questions of foreign policy. Among the topics are the Congressional Black Caucus, presidential appointments, the Freedom of Information Act, The New Alliance Party, and the Ku Klux Klan. Policies of Presidents Carter, Reagan, Bush and Clinton can be found here as well as in the series "Persons." Related materials may also be found in the series "U.S. Foreign Policy."

Box 282

Politics, General

Bibliography

Congress

Black Caucus, thru 1989, 1990-94 (2 folders)

House

Lobbying

Senate

Corporations

Elections

Ethnic Groups

Blacks, thru 1981 (3 folders)

Box 283

Blacks, 1982-1989 (4 folders)

Blacks, Afrocentricity, Mutlicuturalism, Latinos

Native Americans

Other

Executive, thru 1975

Carter, 1976-81

Reagan, 1980-88 (2 folders)

Election '88

Bush, 1989-

Appointments, Reagan and Bush

Clinton Appointments

FBI

Freedom of Information Act

Labor, Unions

Left Wing

PAC

Legal System

Parties

Citizens

Democrat

Democratic/Workers Party

Liberals

New Alliance Party

Box 284

Peoples Party

Republican

Socalist

Protest and Action

Religion

Repression

Right Wing

Klan

Moral Majority

NCPAC

Ruling Class

The South

Society

Charities

General

Women

U.S. Religion

Islam

North Carolina

Represented here are businesses, universities, media, political and community groups in North Carolina and broad topics about the State's economy, environment, education, and politics. Most of the files reflect activities and concerns related to African issues, but sometimes the file simply provides background information. Among the groups are Carolina Population Center, Committee for a Democratic Future, Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Davidson College, and the Carolinian. There are related files in the series "U.S. Groups," "U. S. Africa Groups," and "World."

Box 284

Culture

Economy thru 1977, 1979-87 (2 folders)

Durham - Ninth Street

Environment

Industry

Workers

Education

Box 285

Foreign Relations

Africa

Groups

Afro-American Center, Duke

ALSC

NC Africanists

Carolina Population Center

Chapel Hill Peace Center

Committee for a Democratic Future, Durham

Committee for Medical Aid to Southern Africa

Communist Workers Party

Community Control Movement of the South

Community Welfare Rights Organization

Food and Hunger

Infant Formula Action Coalition

Institute for Southern Studies

Mechanics and Farmers Bank

Motsu Project

N.C. Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression

N.C. Div. of United Nations Association

NCNB Coalition

N.C. PIRG

N.C. Political Prisoners Committee

Other

Research Triangle

Research Triangle International Visitors Center

Southeast Consortium for International Development

Southeastern Dialogue

Twin Streams Educational Center

United Fund

VENCEREMOS Brigade

Vietnamese Children's Fund

War Resisters League

Witness for Peace

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom

Health

Legal System

Media

Business N.C.

Carolina School of Broadcasting

Carolina Times

Carolina Times: Editorials

Carolinian

Durham Morning Herald

Editiorials

North Carolina Independent

Radio and Television

Raleigh News and Observer

WVSP

Box 286

Politics thru 1983, 1984-91

1984 Senate Race

Ultra Right Wing

Religion

Society

Blacks

Native Americans

"Ruling Class"

Women

Universities

Davidson

Duke

thru 1981, 1982-92 (3 folders)

Nixon Library

Primate Center

Journalism Program

Symposium on "Poverty and Change in S. Africa ... " Feb 1989

N.C. A State University

N.C. Central University

N.C. Wesleyan

UNC-Chapel Hill

UNC-Greensboro

N.C. State

Western Carolina

World

This series begins with a focus on broad issues that impact countries throughout the world (Box 286-310). Topics include children, commodities, finance, food, housing, migration, nuclear energy, population, tourism, trade, water, and workers. The files on commodities (e.g., cashews, gold, oil, sugar, tobacco, and uranium) include a generous amount of U. S. government reports. There are also files on international organizations (Box 305 - 306) that were involved with Africa. Files on the United Nations (Box 311-316) comprised a significant portion of this series. These files document the involvement of the UN in the formation and the economic and political development of African countries. Topics covered include aid, decolonization, education, health, and peacekeeping. There are files about various branches of the UN such as UNICEF, UNESCO, FAO, and WHO; and UN-sponsored conferences such as the Summit for the Environment, Decade for Women and International Literacy Year. This series concludes with files documenting Africa's relations with other parts of the world (Box 316-332). Topics include humanitarian aid, economic development, trade, cultural exchange and tourism. These files are organized by region or continent such as Latin America and Asia. Within each region are files for individual countries.

Box 286

Children 1989-1995 (2 folders)

Culture

Box 287

Economy

Commodities

Agriculture

Agribusiness Manual

Documents

Fertilizer

Aid, thru 1984-1996 (2 folders)

Antarctic

Bank for International Settlement

Banking - BCCI

Bibliography

Club of Rome

Commodities

Ammonia

Antimony, thru 1979, 1979-90 (4 folders)

Asbestos

Bamboo

Banana

Bauxite and Aluminum, 1970's, 1981-85 (5 folders)

Box 288

Cashews

Chromium, 1981-83, 1988-90 (4 folders)

Coal

1981-90 (4 folders)

South Africa (5 folders)

Gasification

Cobalt

Coconut

Coffee

thru 1975, 1976-79 (6 folders)

Box 289

Coffee 1980-87 (6 folders)

Coffee: U. S.

Copper 1977-92 (10 folders)

Columbium & Tantalum

Cotton (2 folders)

Crushed Stone

Commodities

Diamonds, thru 1973, 1974-92 (6 folders)

Box 290

Essential Oils

Ferroalloys

Fibers

Fish

Fluorospar

Froth Flotation

Fruit, 1988

Gallium

Gems

Ginseng

Gold

General Reference

thru 1970 - 1980, 1989 (10 folders)

Box 291

Gold, 1979-92 (6 folders)

Grains

Helium

Iodine

Industrial Minerals

Iron and Steel, pre-1977, 1977-88 (8 folders)

Jojoba

Jute

Khat

Lead

Lithium

Manganese

Marijuana

Meat 1988

Mercury

Minerals

Molybdenum, 1983-86, 1987-88 (2 folders)

Box 292

Molybdenum

Nickel, thru 1977, 1978-83, 1985 (4 folders)

Non-Ferrous Metals

Oil, 1975-82 (14 folders)

Box 293

Oil

1983-88 (5 folders)

Bibliography

Companies, thru 1977, 1978-88 (4 folders)

Exploration

LCD's (Non-OPEC)

OAPEC (Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries)

OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries)

"Recycling" Monetary

Reference

Trilateral

General

Seeds

Box 294

Palm Oil

Peanuts

Petroleum

Phosphate, 1980-83, 1987-88, general (6 folders)

Platinum, 1977-88 (6 folders)

Rubber

Sugar, thru 1976, 1977-88 (9 folders)

Tea

Tobacco, thru 1977, 1978, 1981-84 (4 folders)

Tungsten

Box 295

Uranium

1979-1989

Africa

Australia

Cartel, thru 1976, 1977-82 (3 folders)

Canada

Namibia

South Africa

U.S.A.

U.S.S.R.

Vanadium

Zinc

Communications

Drugs, Illegal

Energy

Energy: Alternative Energy Sources

Environment, 1972-1995 (4 folders)

Box 296

Environment

Atmosphere

Biological Diversity (see also African Wildlife)

Deserts

Forests

Global Environment Facility (GEF?NEAP)

Oceans

Toxic Wastes

Finance and Investment

pre 1976, 1976-88 (4 folders)

Banks, 1979-90 (3 folders)

Banks: Reference

Debt (2 folders)

Development 1988-1992

Box 297

Finance and Investment

Development, 1993

Human Development

International Financial Institutions

Loans to LDC's, 1976-88 (8 folders)

Fishing

Food, thru 1973, 1974-77 (5 folders)

Box 298

Food

1978-88 (7 folders)

Bibliography

Nutrition

Nutrition: Nestle's Baby Formula (2 folders)

General, pre 1976, 1977-79 (3 folders)

Box 299

General 1980-1993 (3 folders)

Housing/ Urban Development

IBRD (World Bank), pre 1976, 1976-93 (11 folders)

Box 300

IBRD (World Bank) 1994

IBRD/IMF, 1976-93 (3 folders)

IBRD/IMF: NGOs

IMF

pre 1976, 1976-94 (10 folders)

Documents

Press Releases 1975-76

Box 301

Press Releases, 1977-88 (3 folders)

South Africa

thru 1981, 1982-84 (4 folders)

1980 Document

Income Distribution

Industrial Development

Industries

Aircraft

Arms

Automobile

Chemicals

Computers

Electronics

Pharmaceutical

Insurance

Law of the Sea, thru 1975, 1976-86 (7 folders)

LDC's, (Lease Developed Countries) thru 1976, 1977-90, (3 folders)

Box 302

Migration

Minerals: General

Monetary

1971-91 (3 folders)

Currency Rates

N.I.E.O.

North-South, 1976-93- (3 folders)

Nuclear Energy

Africa

Asia

Canada

Enrichment

Europe

Export Control

Japan

Mid-East

South America

U.S.S.R.

Oceans (see also Environment: Ocean)

OECD

Box 303

Population, thru 1974, 1975-93 (7 folders)

Shipping

Technology, thru 1978; 1979-92 (4 folders)

Tourism

Trade, thru 1977, 1978 (2 folders)

Box 304

Trade

1979-1996 (4 folders)

G-7 (Group of 7 Nations)

TOES (The Other Economic Summit)

Transnational Corporations

Transport

Trilateral Summits, 1975-89 (2 folders)

UNCTAD (see also UN: UNCTAD)

pre 1976, 1976-81 (3 folders)

News releases - UNCTAD IV, 1976

U.N. Special Session, 1975

Water

Water: "Decade Watch"

Weather

Workers

Box 305

Education

Africa Groups: ICSA

Groups

Afro-Asian Peoples Solidarity Organization (AAPSO)

Afro-Asian Writers Conference

Amnesty International

L'Association mondiale de prospective sociale

Association of Third World Economists

Atlantic Institute

Beijer Institutes

Bilderberg

Boy Scouts

Center for Our Common Future

Christian Peace Conference

Churches and South Africa

Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Service

Democracy International

Ecumenical Development Cooperative Society

Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity

Human Rights Watch (including Helsinki Watch, etc.)

Independent Committee on International Development Issues

International Association of Democratic Jurists

International Club of Rome

International Coalition for Development Action

International Commission of Jurists

International Committee for a Community of Democracies

International Cooperation for Socio-Economic Development

International League for Human Rights

International League of Students

International Service Association

International Union of Students

International University Exchange Fund

Inter-Parliamentary Union

Interpol

Knights of Malta

List of Africa Lib. -- MVT's and Support Groups

Lutheran World Federation

Medicins Sans Frontieres

North - South Institute

Outward Bound

Red Cross

Rotary

Socialist International

Society for International Development

South Commission

Box 306

Transparency International

Trilateral Commission

War Resister's League

Women's World Banking

World Campaign Against Military and Nuclear Collaborations with South Africa

World Center for Computers and Human Resources

World Council of Churches

thru 1973, 1974-93 (3 folders)

African Programs thru 1972, 1973- (6 folders)

"Churches Responding to Racism in the 1980's "

Justice Et Service

World Evangelical Fellowship

World Federation of Democratic Youth

World Festival of Youth and Students

World Methodist Council

World Peace Council

World Peace Through Law

World Student Christian Federation, thru 1983, 1984- (2 folders)

World University Service

World Wildlife Fund

Health, thru 1982; 1983-86

Box 307

Health

1987-93 (3 folders)

AIDS, 1985-94 (6 folders)

Depo Provera

Malaria

Labor

Labor: Relations with Southern Africa, 1976-80 (2 folders)

Language

Legal Systems

Media, 1974-79

Box 308

Media

1980-94 (2 folders)

World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC)

Military

thru 1982, 1997 (2 folders)

Chemical/Biological Weapons

Disarmament

Expenditures

Indian Ocean, thru 1977, 1978- (2 folders)

Intelligence

Mercenaries

NATO, pre 1975, 1975-85 (3 folders)

Southern Africa, thru 1975, 1976-1982 (4 folders)

Box 309

Nuclear

Nuclear: Non-Proliferation, thru 1977, 1978- (4 folders)

Politics

Arab League

Commonwealth

thru 1979, 1979- (4 folders)

Relations with South Africa Eminent Persons Group

Communism

Human Rights

thru 1989, 1989- (3 folders)

Indigenous People (ethnic conflict)

PIOOM

Ideologies and Philosophizing

Industrialized Countries

Nobel Peace Prize

Non-Aligned Conferences

Non-Aligned Movement, thru 1978, 1979 (2 folders)

Box 310

Non-Aligned Movement, 1980-95 (2 folders)

Outerspace

Right Wing

Terrorism, thru 1985, 1986 (2 folders)

Religions

Catholicism

Christianity - Protestantism

General

Islam

thru 1992, 1993-97 (2 folders)

Salmon Rushdie Affair

Refugees, 1976-1997 (4 folders)

Sports, thru 1983, 1984-88 (3 folders)

Third World: Neocolonialism

Women: thru 1984, 1985-89 (2 folders)

World: United Nations

Box 311

Africa

Africa: Economic Commission for Africa

Aid and Development

Angola Peace Talks, 1992-1993 (3 folders)

Decolonization

Disarmament Conference

FAO (Food & Agriculture Organization)

General, thru 1978, 1979-89 (6 folders)

Box 312

General 1989-1996

General Assembly

29th-35th & 38th Sessions (8 folders)

1981-1994

General Information

Habitat Conference

Human Rights Commission

International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)

ILO

ILO: Press Releases and Newsletters

International Literacy Year

ITU (International Telecommunications Union)

International Year of the Child

IYDP (International Year of the Disabled)

Liberia

Mozambique

Namibia

Quaker UN Office

UN Peacekeeping Forces, thru 1992, 1993-94 (2 folders)

Racial Discrimination

Box 313

Security Council

Security Council: Debate on Armed Military Aggression by U.S. vs. Libya

Secretary General

Somalia, 1992-94 (5 folders)

Rels. South Africa, 1975-80 (4 folders)

Box 314

Rels. South Africa, 1981-94 (4 folders)

Rels. Southern Africa, thru 1976, 1977-86 (4 folders)

UNCTAD (see also World Economy UNCTAD)

UNDTCD

UNDRO (UN Disaster Relief Office)

UNEP and Environment General, thru 1990

UNEP/UNCED (Environment) 1991-92

UNEP 1993

UNICEF

UNICEF: News Features/Press Summaries

UNDP

Box 315

UNIDO

UNESCO, thru 1983, 1984-93 (2 folders)

UNCHR

UN University

Western Sahara

Women

Women: Decade for Women

Pre-Nairobi Meeting Clips

Nairobi Clips

Forum, 1985

Box 316

World Summit for Children

1990

Official Statements

Reference

WHO (World Health Organization)

Zimbabwe

World: Asia

Box 316

Asia

Economy-Oil

General

Bangladesh

Cambodia

China (People's Republic)

Foreign Relations, 1979-1982 (2 folders)

Relations with Africa, thru 1986 (5 folders)

African Students in 1989 China Riots

General

Groups: The Afro-Asian Journalist

Cyprus

East Timor (4 folders)

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Box 317

Japan

Economy

Economy: Oil

Foreign Relations

Africa

South Africa - Nuclear

Southern Africa

General

Groups

AMPO

Worker's Communist Committee

Macao

Malaysia

New Caledonia

New Hebrides

North Korea

Pakistan

Papua-New Guinea

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Sri Lanka

Taiwan

Thailand

U.S. Samoa

Vietnam

World: Australia

Box 317

Foreign Relations

Foreign Relations - Africa

General

Groups

Association for Internal Cooperation and Disarmament

Australian Union of Students (Committee for Liberation of Timor-Dili)

CARE (Campaign vs. Racial Exploitation)

Southern Africa Liberation Centre

Box 317

World: Canada

Economy

Foreign Relations

Africa

Southern Africa

Box 318

Southern Africa, 1972-1982 (7 folders)

General

African Groups

African Clarion

Afro-Asian-Latin American Peoples' Solidarity Committee (Third World Forum)

ANC

ARSO (Africa Relief Services Committee)

Canadian Association of African Students

Contrast

CUSO

Free Southern Africa Committee (FSAC)

Liberation Support Movement

Southern Africa Information Group

TCLPAC

TCLSAC, 1975-1984 (5 folders)

Groups

AMEX (Americans Exiled in Canada)

Association Quebec--Palestine (Fedayin)

Churches (The United Church of Canada)

Canada Information Sharing Service (CISS)

Development and Peace

Development Education Center

GATT Fly

OXFAM

Vietnamese Patriots in Canada

YWCA of Canada

Media

World: New Zealand

Box 319

Foreign Relations - Africa

Groups: CARE (Citizens' Association for Racial Equality, Inc.)

Relations with Africa, 1975-86 (2 folders)

World: Europe

Box 319

Europe

Economy, thru 1984 (3 folders)

Banking

E.E.C.

Foreign Workers (2 folders)

Oil

Foreign Relations: Africa

Economy, thru 1984 (2 folders)

Politics, thru 1985 (2 folders)

Portugal and Portuguese Colonialism

Southern Africa, thru 1978

Groups

Africa

Free the Pretoria 12

Free Southern Africa Committee

Box 320

AGAPE

Association of West European Parlimentarians for Action Against Apartheid

Development and Peace

Ecumenical Committee for Church & Society

Media - Tanjug

Politics

Albania

Austria

Bavaria

Belgium

Bulgaria

Czechoslovakia

Denmark

Finland

France

Bibliography

Economy

Foreign Relations (2 folders)

Foreign Relations: Africa

thru 1981 (9 folders)

Box 321

1982-1983 (2 folders)

Economy

Military

Sports

Students

Foreign Relations: North Africa, thru 1983 (4 folders)

Foreign Relations: South Africa

thru 1987 (5 folders)

Nuclear

France

Foreign Relations: Southern Africa

Groups

IEE (Institute International D'Etudes Sur L'Education)

Africa : Comite Francais Contre L'Apartheid

Media

Military

Politics

Religion

Germany (Democratic Republic), thru 1980 (2 folders)

Box 322

Germany (Democratic Republic)

1981-1988

Groups: Africa

Afrika Heute III Welt

Deutsches Komite For Angola

ISSA (Informationsdienst Sudliches Africa)

Germany (Federal Republic)

General

Foreign Relations: South Africa, Nuclear

Relations with Africa

Greece

Hungary

General

Groups: World Youth

Ireland

General

Groups: IR Movement

Italy

General

Groups: Liberazione e Sviluppo

Relations with Africa

Liechtenstein

Malta

Netherlands

Foreign Relations

Foreign Relations: Africa

Foreign Relations: South Africa, Nuclear

General

Groups: Africa

Angola Comite

Azania Komitee

Comite Zuid Afrika

HP (Dossier Zuikelijk--Afrika)

Kairos

Religion

Box 323

Norway

Relations with Africa

Poland

Portugal

Bibliography

Economy, thru 1979 (2 folders)

General, thru 1984 (6 folders)

Groups: Africa, ASSOCIACO Portugal Angola

Relations with Africa

thru 1983 (3 folders)

Refugees

NATO

Women

Romania

Relations with Africa

Scandinavia

Relations with Africa

Spain

General

Sweden

General

Groups: Africa, International Defence and Aid Fund for South Africa

Relations with Africa

Switzerland

General

Groups: Africa

Comite Sudliehes Africa (Committee Southern Africa)

Mouvement Anti-Apartheid de Suisse

Relations with Africa

Box 324

United Kingdom

Bibliography

Economy, 1975-1983 (3 folders)

Foreign Relations

Africa

thru 1985 (4 folders)

Sports

Libya, 1984

Portugal and Portuguese Colonialism

Rhodesia, thru 1979 (6 folders)

South Africa

thru 1975 (2 folders)

Box 325

1976-1990 (11 folders)

Economy, thru 1985 (3 folders)

Box 326

Military, thru 1976 (2 folders)

Nuclear

Southern Africa, thru 1980

Zimbabwe

Groups

Africa

Miscellaneous (includes numerous groups)

Angola Solidarity Committee

Anti-Apartheid Movement

Azania

Committee for Freedom in Mozambique, Angola, and Guinea (2 folders)

End Loans to Southern Africa (ELISA)

International African Institute

International Defense Aid

Liberation Struggle

Namibia Research Project

Study Project on International Investments in South Africa

All Faiths for One Race (AFFOR)

Anti-Slavery Society

British Council of Churches

Center for International Briefing

Europe-Third World Research Center

Foreign Affairs Research Institute

Institute for the Study of Conflict

Institute of Development Studies

Minority Rights Group

Namibia Support Committee

Organizations and Constituency

OXFAM--OXFAM International

Returned Volunteers Action Organization

Rhodes Scholarships

Royal Institute of International Affairs

Youth Organizations of Southern Africa

Box 327

United Kingdom

Media

Africa Coverage, Opinion

BBC

Economist

Financial Times

Gemini News Service

General

Guardian

New Internationalist

Observer

Reuters

Times

Third World Quarterly

Military

Politics

Race Relations

U.S.S.R.

Economy

Economy, Oil

Foreign Relations

thru 1983 (3 folders)

Africa, thru 1986 (7 folders)

Box 328

General, thru 1979 (2 folders)

Military

Yugoslavia

General

Relations with Africa

World: Latin America

Box 328

Latin America

Economy

Oil

General

Relations With Africa

Antigua

Argentina

Bahamas

Barbados

Belize

Bermuda

Bolivia

Brazil

Economy, Oil

General

Relations with Africa

Relations with Southern Africa

Caribbean

Chile, thru 1988 (2 folders)

Columbia

General

Relations with Africa

Costa Rica

Box 329

Cuba

General, thru 1988 (3 folders)

Relations with

Africa, thru 1985 (7 folders)

Angola, 1976-1985 (5 folders)

Groups - OCLAE

Dominica

Dominican Republic (2 folders)

Box 330

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

El Salvador, 1979-1982 (4 folders)

Grenada

Guatemala

Guyana

Haiti

Honduras

Jamaica

Martinique

Mexico

Economy - Oil

General

Box 330

Nicaragua

Panama

Paraguay

Relations with Africa

Peru

Puerto Rico

St. Lucia

Surinam

Trinidad

Uruguay (2 folders)

Venezuela

Economy - Oil

General

Relations with Africa

Virgin Islands

World: Middle East

Box 331

Abu Dhabi

Afghanistan, thru 1988 (2 folders)

Bahrain

Brunei

Dhufar

Iran

Economy

thru 1982 (3 folders)

Oil

Military & Foreign Policy, thru 1984 (2 folders)

Politics, thru 1982 (3 folders)

Relations with Africa

Relations with South Africa, thru 1982 (3 folders)

Iraq

Israel

General

Foreign Relations, thru 1986 (4 folders)

Relations with Africa, thru 1986 (5 folders)

Box 332

Relations with Southern Africa, thru 1984 (6 folders)

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Middle East

Bibliography

Economy, Oil

General, thru 1983 (2 folders)

Islam

Palestine Liberation Organization, thru 1989 (2 folders)

Palestine Refugees

North Yemen

Oman

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

South Yemen

Syria

Turkey

United Arab Emirates

Persons

Files in this series are about individuals including politicians, journalists, artists, business people, and military and movement leaders. Many have a specific African connection although some may not. A few of the names found here are Muhummad Ali, Steve Biko, Shirley Temple Black, Miriam Makeba, Ronald Reagan, and Walter Sisulu. Preceding the alphabetical listing of individuals' names is a folder for each letter of the alphabet that contains materials on several people. This file was maintained when there was only one or two articles about a person and did not yet warrant starting a separate folder.

Box 333

"A"

Abrams, Elliot

Aaron, David L.

Abourezk, James

Adelman, Kenneth

Achebe, Chinua

Adedeji, Adebayo

Agee, Phil

Agee, William

Alexander, Clifford

Ali, Mohammed

Allen, Richard V.

Amin, Idi

Anderson, Bruce

Anderson, Jack

Anderson, John B.

Andrews, Ike

Angelou, Maya

Ardrey, Robert

Ashe, Arthur

Atwood, J. Brian

Auchincloss family

Axelson, Kenneth S.

"B"

Ba, Hampate

Bagley, Smith

Bailey, Steven K.

Baler, James III

Baldrige, Malcolm

Ball, George

Baraka, Amiri

Barber, James David

Barnard, Christian

Barnet, Richard J.

Barry, Marion

Bass family

Batten, William M.

Bauman, Robert E.

Beckman, David

Belafonte, Harry

Belk, John

Bell, Griffin B.

Bella, Ahmed Ben

Bentsen, Lloyd

Bergsten, C. Fred

Best, Kenneth

Biko, Steve

Bernhard, Prine (of Netherlands)

Black, Shirley Temple

Biehl, Amy Elizabeth

Blaustein, Albert

Block, John Rusling

Bloom, Anthony

Blumenthal, W. Michael

Boesak, Allen

	List of Series in Collection
		Africa (General)
		Africa: Regions
		Africa: Countries
		U.S. Economy
		U.S. Education
		U.S. Foreign Policy
		U.S. Foreign Relations: Africa
		U.S. Foreign Relations: Non-African Countries
		U.S. - Africa Groups
		U.S. Groups
		U.S. Media
		U.S. Military
		U.S. Politics
		North Carolina
		World
		World: United Nations
		World: Asia
		World: Australia
		World: Canada
		World: New Zealand
		World: Europe
		World: Latin America
		World: Middle East
		Persons
		Corporations
		Lobbyists
		Preliminary Container List For Accession 1997-0086
		Preliminary Container List For Accession 2000-0208
		Preliminary Container List For Accession 2001-0156