
His Own Oppressor
By B.G. Paver with a foreword by The Rt. Hon. The Viscount Malvern C.H., K.C.M.G., F.R.C.S., M.P. First published 1958 Publisher Peter Davies, London Printed in Great Britain for Peter…

By B.G. Paver with a foreword by The Rt. Hon. The Viscount Malvern C.H., K.C.M.G., F.R.C.S., M.P. First published 1958 Publisher Peter Davies, London Printed in Great Britain for Peter…

Archival Significance Co-authored by A. W. Singham, a political scientist closely associated with scholarship on the Non-Aligned Movement, this study examines NAM’s place in Cold War-era international politics, published simultaneously…

Archival Significance Written in 1947, three years before the Federation’s founding and eighteen years before UDI, this commentary on Southern Rhodesia predates the political transformations that would define the territory’s…

Archival Significance Part of the Pall Mall Library of African Affairs series, this history covers Malawi shortly after its 1964 independence, part of a wave of country-specific political histories produced…

Edited by A. M. O’Connor B.A., Ph. D. Lecturer in Geography University College, London Formerly of Makerere University College, Uganda Second Edition London G. Bell & Sons, Ltd York House,…

Archival Significance A 1936 periodical published in Bulawayo, this issue predates the Federation, UDI, and the liberation war by decades, offering a window into settler-press commentary on regional affairs in…
Archival Significance Written by Julie Frederikse following her news coverage of Zimbabwe’s transition to independence for National Public Radio (US) in 1979-80, this Tenth Anniversary of Independence edition updates her…