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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.

Patrons must sign the Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection.

Also, all or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.

Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.

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.

Walker, LeRoy T., 1918- .
Africa News Service. Archives.
Women--Africa.
Africa--Civilization--20th century.
Africa--History--20th century.
Africa--Social conditions--1960- .
Africa--Economic conditions--1960- .
Africa--Politics and government--1960- .
Africa--Agriculture.
Africa--Foreign relations.
Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
Zimbabwe.
Africa, Southern.
United States--Foreign relations--Africa.
Africa--Social life and customs.
Microfiche.
Black-and-white photographs.
John Hope Franklin Research Collection of African and African-American Documentation.

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Preliminary Description of Unprocessed Collection

Africa (General)

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. &# 38; 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

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

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)

	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