H. K. Banda Archive: Writings by Others (African Studies)

SCOPE:
Organized into the following subseries: speeches, press releases/open letters, encyclopedia articles, articles, pamphlets. Chronological within subseries.

 

Box 3, Folder 14

SPEECHES:
Printed copies of speeches/addresses by numerous individuals.

Chimango, Louis J. Keynote address at the US Investor Mission Conference. Washington D.C. 17 April 1990

Chimphamba, Brown B. “The mission and functions of the university.”  Zomba. 23 January 1993.

Chimphamba, Brown B. “The university and the college of medicine.” Zomba. 11 January 1992.

Dubbey, John M. “Access to the university.” Zomba. 12 November 1988

Mandela, Nelson. Address to Parliament. 6 February 1998.

Mbekeani, Nyemba W. Statement, Malawi Delegation to the Forty-Eighth Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations. New York. 12 October 1993

Mbeki, Thabo. Statement on the occasion of the debate on the budget vote of the office of the Deputy President, National Assembly. 3 June 1998

Mbeki, Thabo. State of the Nation Address of the President of South Africa. Cape Town: February 14, 2003

Mdlalose, F.T.  Memorandum for Presentation to the President of South Africa, His Excellency Mr. Nelson Mandela. Pretoria. 22 December 1994

Ntaba, J.M. Untitled speech to the Assembly. n.d.

Shepperson, George. Memories of Dr. Banda. Annual lunch of the Friends of Malawi. Wansford, UK 27 May 1998

Welensky, Roy. The Federation and the Commonwealth. London. 8 November 1961.

Welensky, Roy. Federation and Nyasaland. 19 December 1962

 

Folder 15

Buthelezi, Mangosuthu

Inauguration of the traditional leaders- HIV/AIDS task team. n.d.

Policy speech. Fourth Session of the Fourth KwaZulu Legislative Assembly. March 1986

Policy speech. Third Session of the Fifth KwaZulu Legislative Assembly. March 1991

Policy speech. Fifth Session of the Fifth KwaZulu Legislative Assembly. March 1993

“The hard road to democracy after liberation” 18^th Annual General Conference of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP). Ulundi, July 17, 1993

Memorandum for discussion with the Hon Mr F.W. de Klerk. Durban: July 29, 1993

National Assembly. Cape Town: February 21, 1995

Statement in reply to remarks by the Hon. President of the Republic of South Africa, Mr Nelson Mandela, in the House of the Assembly. February 24, 1994

Presidential Address, Special General Conference, IFP. Ulundi: March 4, 1995

“Whither South Africa.” Presidential Address, 20^th Anniversary Conference of the IFP. Ulundi, South Africa. July 22, 1995

National Assembly Presidential Debate. Cape Town: February 10, 1998

National Assembly debate on the vote of the Executive Deputy President. Cape Town: June 3, 1998

In memory of Nkosinathi Buthelezi. Mahlabathini: February 7, 2001 2 copies

Courage Under Fire Award of the American Conservative Union acceptance speech. 
Washington DC, February 15, 2001.

National Assembly State of the Nation debate. Cape Town: February 12, 2002

National Assembly State of the Nation debate. Cape Town: February 17, 2003

National Assembly, President’s budget debate. Cape Town: June 18, 2003

“The IFP leading democratic renewal for development, growth, security, and national unity” 
Presidential address. 28^th Annual General Conference on the Inkatha Freedom Party. Ulundi: July 12-
13, 2003.

“Reconciliation, development and democracy- making these challenges meaningful for our new 
generation.” 25^th Annual National Conference on the Youth Brigade of the Inkatha Freedom 
Party.  Ulundi, August 27-31, 2003.

Joint meeting of the IFP/DA caucuses. Introductory Remarks. Cape Town: September 11, 2003

Summit meeting of the delegations of the Inkatha Freedom Party and the Democratic Alliance.
Opening Remarks. Cape Town: September 15, 2003

Award as defender of the kingdom and of the monarchy and the Zulu royal house. Acceptance
address and a vote of thanks. Ulundi: December 6, 2003

National Assembly State of the Nation debate. Cape Town: February 9, 2004

 

PRESS RELEASES / OPEN LETTERS:

Includes various organizations’ press releases, open letters attributed to more than one author or organization or with no specified recipient.

 

Folder 16

Joint press statement by Kenneth Kaunda and Joshua Nkomo. n.d.

“The 1951 crusade.” Petition, White Rhodesia Council. Salisbury, 1951. 3 copies

“Dr. Hastings Banda released by governor.” Press release no. 129/60. Nyasaland Information Department. April 1, 1960.

“Statement by the acting governor.” Government statement no. 383/60 with press release no. 384/60. Nyasaland Information Department. September 27, 1960

“Governor frees all detainees: control orders are revoked.” Press release no. 384/60 with government statement no 383/60. Nyasaland Information Department. September 27, 1960

“Dr. Banda condemns intimidation and violence.” Press release no. 386/60 with government statement no. 385/60. Nyasaland Information Department. September 27, 1960

“Released detainees ‘fit and well’” Press release no. 387/60. Nyasaland Information Department. September 27, 1960

“Dr. Banda to be sworn-in as Premier on February 1” Press release no. 69/63. Nyasaland Information Department. January 25, 1963

Press conference by First Secretary of State, Mr. R.A. Butler, Government House, Zomba, 9 a.m. 30^th January 1963

Hlungwane, Timo Armando Pinto. Statement. MCP National headquarters, Limbe, Malawi. January 25, 1966

“Prime Minister’s speech at a party organised by Zomba civil servants in Zomba Community Hall on Friday, December 17, 1965.” Press release no. 1185/65. Ministry of Information. December 17, 1965

 “Premier to visit the sick on Christmas.” Press release no. 1174/65. Ministry of Information. December 21, 1965.

“Silombela appeal dismissed.” Press release no. 1176/65. Ministry of Information. December 22, 1965

Weekly District News. Press Division, Ministry of information. December 1965.

Memorandum. Catholic Bishops of Malawi. Blantyre: April 3, 1992.

“Malawi government’s reply to Amnesty International report entitled ‘Malawi, March/July 1992: mass arrests of suspected government opponents.’” Press release no. MWM 1/92. Permanent Mission of Malawi to the United Nations. September 24, 1992

“Facts on detention, forfeiture, press in Malawi.” Press release no. MWM 2/92. Permanent Mission of Malawi to the United Nations. September 30, 1992

Chakuamba, Gwanda. “To the Malawi Congress Party candidates for Parliament.” 26 April 1994.

Longwe, Aaron. Press Release. Malawi Congress Party. 28^th November 1994

Resolutions. Inkatha Freedom Party Special General Conference. Ulundi: March 3-5, 1995.

“The Press Trust Reconstruction Act 1995.” Press release. December 13, 1995

Memery Crystal Solictors. “The Republic of Malawi v Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda and others” 19 February 1996 2 copies

PAC Letter to Muluzi. Open Letter from the PAC executive committee to the State President, Members of Cabinet, and the Leaders of the Civil Servants Trade Union. Accessed from www.math.unh.edu/~llk/pac.html on 5/25/1996

Brief Statement by Dr. K. D. Kaunda on the events leading to the attempted assassination in Kabwe on Saturday 23^rd August 1997.

Press conference address by Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, President of the United National Independence Party.

Press statement by the special assistant to Dr. Kaunda for press and public relations, Mr. Muhabi Lungu An open letter to His Excellency Dr. Bakili Muluzi, President of the Republic of Malawi.

Open letter to Chipwalla Nkhate

Statement by Mrs. Sheridan B. Smith, 19 March 1998

Chiona, James et al. “Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ.” March 1998

Minns, Martin. Malawi Congress Party open letter. March 19, 1999

 

Folder 17

ENCYCLOPEDIA ARTICLES:
Included are photocopies of various encyclopedic entries, often without citations. They are listed by main entry with any supplemental information listed.

Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda

Banda, H(astings) Kamuzu

Kaunda, Kenneth (David) 2 copies

Malawi. Authored by T. David Williams

Malawi. From World of Learning

Malawi: Introductory Survey. From Europe World Yearbook

Malawi. p. 726-727

Malawi. From Africa South of the Sahara 1989-1994
Mfongozi; Mgijima, Enoch; Mhlambanyati, p. 383
Nyasa, Lake. p. 839
Xuma, p. 902

 
African Yearly Register. Multiple pages/entries from “Who’s Who” and “Organised Bodies”

 

ARTICLES:

Includes articles and reports by both agencies and individuals, manuscripts and any other written, unbound documents by authors other than Brody or Banda. Where possible the author, title of work, and publication information has been listed, as transcribed from the document.  They are organized according to year. Within years, documents are put in alphabetical order by author or authoring agency.

 

Folder 18

Unknown Author:

Untitled

Untitled speech, June 1993

"Chief Vidzuma’s chief’s badge of honour," Nyasaland, 1941

"Dr. Banda on the Scene"

"Family care: an historical fact: Kasungu allegations a new low, even for UDF!"

"Food practices in Malawi"

"Footpaths to roads to footpaths: coming full circle." 13 May 1999

"Further report on the Conduct of a Free and Fair Referendum on the Issue of a One Party/Multiparty System in Malawi." [1993?]

"Genuine gesture or political ploy?"

"Investing in Malawi," update effective April 1, 1990

“'Leaders' not 'rulers:' a plea to youth." 11 may 1999

"Mai wa Malawi – Mai Malawi: A Call to Action"
 
"Malawi." Gopher.igc.apc.org:5000/00/int/lchr/africa/papers/4. Accessed 2/16/97

"Malawi Congress Party on the Press Trust"

"MCP On Press Trust Bill"

"More Recent Developments"

"New Guardian Outline." 9-12 June

"The UDF Echoes in the Land of the “Free.” 4 June 1999

"A Woman’s Place. 31 May 1999

 

Folder 19

Unknown Date:

           
Blackmun, Barbara and Matthew Schoffeleers. "Masks of Malawi."

           
Branham, A.K. "Development of the Road System in Malawi." [1974?]

Chanock, Martin. "The political Economy of Independent Agriculture in Colonial Malawi: The Great War to the Great Depression."

Good, Esther. "Fostering of Children in Ghana: A Preliminary Report."

Kadzamira, Mama C. Tamanda. "Quiet Hours."

Katz, Elain. "Women & Africa: Catalogue 31."

Malawi Congress Party. "The Constitution of the Malawi Congress Party." [1950s?]

Sauka, M.P. "Cultural Differences."

Phiri, Hancock M. Notes on personal and Malawi history. [197?]
 

Folder 20

1990s?
Brookings Books Order Form

"Ghana’s Anniversary: The Big Six. web.jet.es/ziaorarr/Ghana.htm www.ghana.com/ghana/ghana.htm Accessed 11/10/97

Zarate, Roberto Ortiz de. Political leaders: Ghana. Accessed 9/23/97

Sineta, T.J. “A group of Asians call on the Ngwazi”

Sineta, T.J  “Some virtues of successful leadership”

Sineta, T.J “The new party tumbles”

Sineta, T.J “The trace of hypocrisy”

Sineta, T.J “The challenge of credibility”

           
Sineta, T.J “Actions in desperation”

Sineta, T.J “The new party tumbles”

Sineta, T.J “The compensation tribunal is not a cue for easy cash”

Sineta, T.J “The imaginary billions”

Sineta, T.J “Divide and rule”

Sineta, T.J “Muluzi misinforms the nation”

Sineta, T.J “M.B.C. news story: a serious omission”

Sineta, T.J “From the press saga”

Sineta, T.J “The stakes of high office”

Weaver, Tony “Africa, dressed in the colours of Europe”

 

Box 4, Folder 1

Pre-1950:

           
Extract from the London Gazette of Friday, February 24, 1893, Foreign Office

 
Fitzroy, A.W. British Central Africa Order in Council, 1902, "Order in Council." Buckingham Palace, August 1902.

Fitzroy, A.W. "At the court at Buckingham Palace, the 2nd day of November 1907. Present, the King’s Most Excellent Majesty."

Fitzroy, A.W. "At the court at Buckingham Palace, the 21^st day of December, 1907. Present, the King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Court."

 
"Correspondence in Confidential Prints Only," Colonial Office (Af.) and Foreign Office (C.P.)

"British South Africa Company: Names of officials in Charge of Stations," 1907.

"The Devonshire Declaration. From Indians in Kenya: a Memorandum," CMD. 1922

"Guthrie Memorial Church." 22^nd June 1940.

 

Folder 2

1950-1959:

Atkins, Guy. "The Nyanja-speaking population of Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia: a statistical estimate." African Studies, Vol 9, Iss 1, p35-39.

"Federation of African Welfare Societies in Southern Rhodesia." African Welfare Bulletin. Bulleting no, 72, February 1950.

            
Houlihan, P.M. "Out of the Ordinary: Village Terror, There Are Still Leopards in Nyasaland."

 

Northern News, LTD. "Federation." Northern Rhodesia. A/495/8/52

Chief Sombo, W.P. Gomani, N.A. Maganga, M.P.S. Kuntaja, Inkosi Mbelwa II, B.W. Matthew
Phiri, I.C.K. Muwamba, Hastings K. Banda. "Petition Against Central African Federation." 19 January 1953.
All treaties attached to Chiefs Petition.

Munger, Edwin S. "Racial tension in Nyasaland." American Universities Field Staff. 12 May 1956.

 
Nkrumah, Kwame. The speech: extract from the mid-night pronouncement of independence, 5-6^th March, 1957. www.ghana.com/ghana/ghana1.htm, accessed 11/10/97.

"Federal Government, Rhodesia and Nyasaland." Report of Dr. Banda’s arrival. July 8, 1958.

Parker, Franklin. "Report of a conference on the teaching of English in African schools, 28-30^th March, 1958." Salisbury: University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Institute of Education. University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland (UCRN) Conference. Outline of African Adult Education in Southern Rhodesia.

 
Munger, Edwin S. "The tragedy of Nyasaland: Background to Violence, Murder Plot Charges, and Detentions. American Universities Field Staff Reports Service. Central & Southern Africa Series, Vol. VII, no 4. August 1, 1959. 2 copies

Munger, Edwin S. "All African People’s Conference: Africa for Africans only demanded by 240 delegates from 28 African countries." American Universities Field Staff Reports Service. Accra, Ghana, January 8, 1959.

Nyasaland information department. Nyasaland Information Bulletin. No. 29, 29^th August, 1959. Government Printer.

 

Folder 3-4

Nyasaland Constitutional Congress 1960:

           
Seating Plan

           
Paper no. 1, General Constitutional Position

           
Library Catalogue

           
Speeches (transcript of entire conference, with speakers listed in original order)

                       
Banda, Hasting Kamuzu

                       
Whitehead, Edgar

                       
Welensky, Roy

                       
Macmillan

                       
Sandys, Duncan

                       
Welensky, Roy

                       
Banda, T.D.T.

                       
Cary

                       
Lewanika

                       
Palmer

                       
Roberts

                       
Pretorius

                       
Hirsch

                       
Nkomo

                       
Blackwood

                       
Chief Chikwanda

                       
Thornicroft

                       

Folder 5

1960-1962:

Chiume, Kanyama. The party is supreme and the Ngwazi the supreme leader.

Federal Information Department. "The Monckton Commission: An Explanation of its Composition and Function." 25 January 1960

Nyasaland Constitutional Conference. "Pledges of support." 29 July 1960.

Nkrumah, Kwame. "I speak of Freedom." Modern History Sourcebook. www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1961nkrumah.html. accessed 11/10/97

Parker, Franklin. "Education in the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. From African Education South of the Sahara, the Yearbook no. 30," Journal of Negro Education Vol 30 no. 3 (Summer 1961).

Rogers, Cyril A. "University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Race and politics in Southern Rhodesia: Research plan." [1961?]

U.S. Department of Commerce. "Living Conditions in the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. US Government printing office.

                    
"Africa Diary: Nyasaland." December 8-14, 1962.

                       
"The New, Independent Africa." Time. August 3, 1962 with envelope

Folder 6

1963-1969:

Thiessen, Henry A. "Some remarks on Transportation and Economic Development in Nyasaland." March 18, 1963

                       
Ministry of Information (Malawi). Kamuzu’s Biography. July 1964.

Royal Commonwealth Society. Library Notes with list of Accessions. "David Livingston: Tributes and Memories." January 1964. New Series no.85.

Royal Commonwealth Society. "Notes on Conditions in Malawi." August

                       
Department of State (U.S.). "Background Notes: Malawi." June 1966.

Department of Information (Malawi). "Biography of the president of Malawi, His Excellency Dr. H. Kamuzu Banda." July 1967.

Leistner, G.M.E.  "Malawi, South Africa, and the Issue of Closer Economic Co-operation." Occasional Paper no. 13, Africa Institute of South Africa.

Mitchell, J. Clyde. "The Peoples of Malawi, Zambia and Rhodesia."

Royal Commonwealth Society. "Notes on Conditions in Malawi." Aug 1968

Tangri, Roger K. "Political change in colonial Malawi: A Bibliographical Essay." African Studies Bulletin. Vol. 11, no 3, December 1968.

Peters, H.S. (trans.) Extract from “Noticias de Beira” Wed, 9 July 1969

 

Folder 7-8

Lodge Plans:
Proposals for new lodges, includes photos and sketches. Produced by Dalgliesh Linday Group Architects for Hotels and Tourism Ltd in 1971.

Cape Maclear Hotel Project

Shire River Lodge

Lower Shire Escarpment Lodge

Mt. Mulanje Lodge

Nyika Plateau Lodge

 

Folder 9

1970-1973:

Richardson, Henry J. "Malawi: Between Black and White Africa, Its Reliance on South Africa Wise or Foolhardy?" Africa Report, February 1970.

Chimango-Lefani, L.J. "The Traditional Courts in Malawi." [1970?]

Ministry of External Affairs (Malawi). "Consular Instructions: For the Use of Officers Performing Consular Functions On Behalf of the Malawi Government." January 1971.

Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (Malawi). "Biography of his Excellency the Life President." August 1972.

Williams, Eric Lloyd. "Malawi: Profile of an In-between Country." Optima. Sept 1972.

"Christians Flee Cruel Persecution in Malawi." Awake. December 8, 1972.

Kawamba, John. "The History of Currency in Malawi." Vision of Malawi. March 1973. 2 Malawian bank notes (2 kwachas).

Preiss, David C. The Bridge and the Laager: "South Africa’s Relations with Africa, With Specific Reference to Malawi. South African Institute of International Affairs." September 1973.

Vail, Leroy. "The making of an Imperial Slum: Nyasaland and Her Railways, 1895-1945." University of Zambia History Seminar, 12 July 1973.

 

Folder 10

1974-1979:

Suzman, Helen. "An Address by Mrs. Helen Suzman, Member of Parliament, Republic of South Africa to the African Studies Seminar," Indiana University. Occasional Papers on South Africa. December 4, 1974.

Sibale, Donald. "Message of Thanks from Mr. Donald Sibale to His Excellency the Life President of Malawi, Ngwazi Dr. H. Kamuzu Banda." [1975]

Brown, Lloyd W. "The African Woman As Writer." Canadian Journal of African Studies, Vol IX, no 3, 493-501. 1975.

Ministry of Finance (Malawi). "Background Information on Investment Prospects." September 1976.

Mbilinyi, Marjorie. "Women: Producers and Reproducers in Peasant Production. University of Dar es Salaam, Economic Research Bureau Occasional Paper 77.3. November 1977.

  
Department of State (U.S.). "Background Notes: Malawi." July 1978.

 

Folder 11

1980-1989:

Phiri, D.D. "From Nguni to Ngoni: A History of the Ngoni Exodus from Zululand and Swaziland to Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia." Popular Publications [1982]. Incomplete photocopy

Streek, Barry. "Rural Organisations in South Africa: A Directory." SALDRU (Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit) Working Paper no. 57. Cape Town, October 1983.

Yale University Sterling Memorial Library manuscripts and archives. "Manuscript Group Number 1351, Pamphlet Collection." New Haven CT, November 1985.

Smalley, Martha Lund. Archives and Manuscripts, "Manuscript Group Number 31: Mission pamphlet collection." Yale University, October 18, 1988. p. 2.20

Smalley, Martha Lund. "Special Collections Record Group no. 191: Missionary Postcard Collection." Yale University.

Dellatola, Lesley. "Malawi’s Firm Foundation." Southern Africa Today. January 1988.

Ministry of Works (Malawi). "Malawi 25 Years of Independence, Photographic Album." [1989?]

 

Folder 12

Cox Collection:
Includes materials about the Malawi artifact collection, entitled “The Forgotten Legacy of Malawi: African Artifacts from the Cox Collection” at the Whatcom Museum of History and Art, Bellingham, Washington.

           
Press Releases June 3, 1988 5 copies

“Valuable artifacts from Africa to be exhibited before their historic return to native country of Malawi.”

“The Cox Collection – or how the legacy of Malawi found its way to Bellingham”

“Brief outline of Malawi’s history”

Drafts of Press Releases:

Rough draft – Malawi labels and Whatcom Museum catalog record

           
Exhibition pamphlet, August 1988

           
Unclassified memo. “Subject: Aculspec Request” March 1989

           
Expense sheet

           
The Cox collection inventory sheets

           
Design sketches of commemorative cloth (photocopy)

 

Folder 13

1992:

Amnesty International, “Malawi: brutal punishments and unexplained deaths in prison.”  

Amnesty International, “Malawi: prison conditions, cruel punishment and detention without trial.”

Amnesty International, “Vera and Orton Chirwa”

Matandani Training School handbook 2 copies, See June Gilchriese Story

 

Folder 14

1993:

"Jehovah’s Witnesses"

"Jehovah is a wonderful God"

"Shocking Religious Persecution in Malawi"

"The Refugee Camp at Sinda Misale"

"Branch Letter"

"Atrocities Against Christians in Malawi"

A Beastly Record--When Will it End?

"The Reign of Terror Made Known Worldwide"

Good news from Malawi

Kelso, Casey C. “The opening of Malawi society.” Institute of Current World Affairs. June 1993

Kelso, Casey C. “The difference between theory and reality in Malawi.” Institute of Current World Affairs.

The Kenneth Kaunda Foundation, Ltd. “Prospectus.”

Matandani Secondary School “General Prospectus 1993/94.” See June Gilchriese story

Moszynski, Peter. “Update, Malawi: the old man and his chickens.” Focus on Africa. p.16.

Washington Report on Africa. Vol XI, no. 19, November 15, 1993

Zimbabwe Women’s Resource Centre and Network. “Women and AIDS.” ZWRCN Bibliographies no. 5, 2^nd edition.

 

Folder 15

1994:

Chaudhary, Aman P., Rachael Nevins, Carol King, and Nancy Lyon. “Malawi Collection.” Yale University Sterling Memorial Library Manuscripts and Archives, manuscript group number 1528

Malawi Congress Party. “A Vision of the Future: The Next 30 years.”

Munger, Edwin S. “Malawi I Wood = re 1957 experience w/HKB”

“Residential properties of Malawi’s Former Head of State, His Excellency Dr. H Kamuzu Banda” 3 copies see also “Banda’s properties”

Rotberg, Robert I. “Malawi has a chance to improve its Fortunes.” Current Affairs South Africa Report.

St. Martin’s press “African Studies 1994-1995” order form

Swinburne, Caroline. “Banda’s Women Break Free.” New African.

 

Folder 16-17

Banda’s Properties:
Photocopies of documents used as evidence/exhibits in court trial.

 

Folder 18-19

1995:

"Congressional Black Caucus Information: Members." Accessed from drum.ncat.edu/~drwww/mem.html on 11/14/97.

Donge, Jan Kees van. "Kamuzu’s Legacy: The Democratization of Malawi or Searching for the Rules of the Game in African Politics. African Affairs, 94, p 227-257. 1995

Government of Malawi. In the High Court of Malawi Principle Registry: the Republic Versus John Zenas Ungpake Tembo, Bail application.

Government of Malawi. In the High Court of Malawi, Criminal case no. 1/98, Friday 22^nd December 1995, Judge’s final address to the jury.

Government of Malawi. In the Supreme Court of appeal at Blantyre. MSCA criminal appeal no. 21 of 1995. Judgment.

Government of Malawi. Principal registry, civil cause number 2074 of 1995, the Malawi Congress Party, L.J. Chimango, MP and H.G. Ntaba, MP versus the Attorney General and the Speaker of the National Assembly. Judgment.

Kadzamira, Zemani. “Some reflections on the role of Ngwazi Dr. H. Kamuzu Banda in the political development of Malawi.” Pol. History. 1995.

Kainja, Kate and Situsi Nkhoma. Memorandum: democracy under threat in Malawi. 21^st November 1995.

Phillips, Henry. Untitled. 25 April 1995.

United Nations. Proposals for consideration in the preparation of a draft declaration. Fourth World Conference on Women. 4-15 September 1995

U.S. Department of State. “Malawi human rights practices, 1994.” 2 copies

Wood, J.R.T. “Rhodesian Insurgency” Accessed from  ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/RAllport/wood1.htm. 2/9/00

 

Folder 20-22, Box 5, Folder 1-7

Mwanza Commission Verbatim Report

 

Folder 8

1996:

British Information Services, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. "Background brief: the 1995 Commonwealth  Heads of Government Meeting."

British House of Lords. "Proceedings: Malawi Murder Trial Acquittals."

Donge, Jan Kees van. "The Mwanza Trial as a Search for a Usable Malawian Political Past. Social Change in Malawi Seminar, Chancellor College. 15-16 March 1996.

Episcopal Conference of Malawi. "Walking Together in Faith: Our Journey Towards the Year 2000." Pastoral Letter. 14 September 1996. accessed from http://spicerack.sr.unh.edu/~llk/bishlet96.html  on 9/25/96

Kamuzu Academy. Newsletter. October 1996

Kamuzu Academy. Newsletter. December 1996

Mbvundula, Chikweza. "Chikweza’s Newsbits from Lilongwe." Accessed from http://www.math.unh.edu/~llk/dule.html on 5/25/96

Mulhern, Jean K. "Wilberforce University: The History Timeline." Wilberforce University Archives.

Munthali, Makhumbira. Malawi’s Human Rights Record. Accessed from http://www.math.unh.edu/~llk/hmnrts.html on 5/25/96

Mutharika, A. Peter. "The 1995 Democratic Constitution of Malawi. Journal of African Law [?]. Vol. 40, no. 2. 1996. p 205-220.

Page, Mel. "Democracy in Malawi: Ex-pres. Banda’s Apology." H-net, H-Africa. Accessed from www2.h-net.msu.edu/~africa/sources/bandaspeech.html on 6/23/2003. 2 copies

Walker, W. Denis. "Victims of Communism: Lest We Forget. Rhodesia Christian Group Occasional Newsletter. December 1996.

Wiyo, Kenneth. "The Malawi Alphabet, from A to Z." Accessed from http://spicerack.sr.unh.edu/~llk/alpha.html on 3/10/97

Yale University Library Catalog. "Keyword Searches." 10/17/96.

Folder 9

1997:

Dr. Kamuzu Banda’s condolence book (Buku la chisoni). www.cs.wvu.edu/~fukula/kamuzu.html.

Malawi Update, issue 24, December 1997. (includes Obituary of Dr. Banda by Fergus Macpherson.) Accessed from http://amath.colorado.edu/staff/fast/Malawi/24.html on 6/23/2003

Ministry of Research and Environment Affairs (Malawi). National Consultation Report for Malawi on Agenda 21.

Ross, Andrew C. "Some Reflections on the Malawi ‘Cabinet Crisis’ 1964-65." Religion in Malawi. No. 7, November 1997

Tapei Economic and Cultural Office. "Political Structure: Malawi." Economic Intelligence United Ltd.

 

Folder 10

1998-1999:

Barraclough, Colin. "Trouble in Lusaka." Institutional Investor. Dec. 1998

Episcopal Conference of Malawi. "Come back to me and live: a call to repentance as we walk together towards the year 2000." Pastoral Letter. 2 copies

Cooke, Francis J. "Memorandum: Kamuzu Academy draft constitution, trust deed and two organisational charts for 1998/99."  Kamuzu Academy. 20 January 1999.

Cooke, Francis J. "Memorandum: speech day/prize giving 1999." Kamuzu Academy. 13 May 1999

Government of Malawi. "In the High Court of Malawi Lilongwe District Registry, civil cause no. 1B of 1999. In the matter of the Parliamentary and Presidential Elections Act 1993 and in the matter of the Electoral Commission Act."

Shepperson, George. "Colin Baker at 70: An Appreciation."

 

Folder 11

2000-2004:

Cohen, Craig S. Untitled article draft. 8/30/2000

Horton, W. John. News from home. Email with uncredited articles.

World Affairs. "Thandika Mkandawire." World Affairs Council Newsletter.

Hristovski, Marietta. "White Fathers." November 9, 2001.

Republic of South Africa, Minister of Home Affairs. "Immigration Bill."

Republic of South Africa. "Minutes of Proceedings of Joint Sitting." Fourth Session, Second Parliament. Friday 8, February 2002.

Kamuzu Academy. "Memo: Strategic Planning Exercise." 24 March 2004

Kamuzu Academy Newsletter. Easter Term March 2004.

PAMPHLETS / BOOKLETS:

 

Box 5, Folder 12

     “Correspondence relating to the recruitment of labour in the British Central Africa Protectorate for employment in the Transvaal.” Africa, no. 4. London: His Majesty’s stationery office. 1904.

     “Correspondence relating to the recruitment of labour in the Nyasaland protectorate for the Transvaal and Southern Rhodesia mines”. London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1908.

 
“Report of the chief native commissioner for the year 1916.” Salisbury, Rhodesia: Government printer. 1917.

 

Folder 13

     “Correspondence regarding a proposed settlement of various outstanding questions relating to the British South Africa Company’s position in Southern and Northern Rhodesia.” London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1923.

     Dixey, F. “The distribution of population in Nyasaland” New York : American Geographical Society, 1928. Reprinted from The Geographical Review Vol XVIII, no. 2, April 1928.

     “Southern Rhodesia: Report of the Education Commission.” Cape Town: Cape Times Limited. 1929.

     “Correspondence with regard to native policy in Northern Rhodesia.” London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1930.

     “Joint select committee on closer union in East Africa : Volume 1 Report, together with the proceedings of the committee.” London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1930.

 

Folder 14

     Lord Harclech. “British Native policy and administration in tropical Africa.” Witwatersrand: South African institute of international affairs. 1941.

     “Mass education in African society.” Great Britain: Colonial office advisory committee on education in the colonies. No. 186. [1941?]

     Lord Hailey. “Britain and her dependencies.” London. Longmans Green and Co. 1943.

     “Report of the commission appointed by His Excellency the Governor to investigate the grievances which gave rise to the strike amongst the African employees of the Rhodesia railways and certain other matters affecting Africans employed in industry.” Salisbury, Rhodesia: Government Stationery Office. 1946.

     Northcott, C.H., ed. “African labour efficiency survey.” London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office, Colonial Office. 1949.

     Public relations department of Southern Rhodesia. “Facts and figures for the immigrant.” London: A. Brown & Sons. [1947?]

    “We are rising” The Nyassa.  Fort Hare: Nyasaland Students’ Association. Vols. 5, 6. June/October 1949.

 

Folder 15

     Stirling, David & N.H. Wilson. “A native policy for Africa: an analysis of the native policy of Southern Rhodesia and an examination of those of the Union and the Colonial Office.” Salisbury: Capricorn Africa Society. 1950.

     Siggins, A.J. “Rotten base of Capricornia.” Baroda, India: Jaideva Pub. 1951.
     
    Equinox: News and Views. Luanshya: Capricorn Africa Society of Northern Rhodesia. No.s 1,2, 3. 1951. 

     “Central African territories: report of conference on closer association.” London: Her Majesty’s stationery Office. 1951.

     “What would Rhodes have done?” Salisbury: Capricorn Africa Society. 1951

     “British Central Africa?” London: Fabian Colonial Bureau. 1951.

 

Folder 16

     “Central African territories: geographical, historical and economic survey.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1951.

     “Report of the conference on closer association in Central Africa.” London: Southern Rhodesia Government. 1951.

     “Closer association in Central Africa: statement by His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom 21 November 1951.” London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1951.

     “Central African territories: comparative survey of native policy.” London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1951. 2 copies (one reprinted in 1960)

     Jones, Arthur Creech. “Africa challenge: the fallacy of federation.” London: The Africa Bureau. 1952.

     Isaacs, Harold R. & Emory Ross. “Africa: new crises in the making.” Headline Series 91. New York:  Foreign Policy Association. 1952.

     Mair, L.P. “Native administration in central Nyasaland.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office for the Colonial Office, 1952.

     Horrell, Muriel. “An outline of the systems of government and the political status of non-Europeans in Africa South of the Sahara.” Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations. 1953.

     Stanley, Herbert. “The African question, together with the annual report of the Federation of African Welfare Societies in Southern Rhodesia for the year ended 31^st March, 1953.” Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia: Federation of African Welfare Societies in Southern Rhodesia. 1953.

     “Federation of Southern Rhodesia, Northern Rhodesia, and Nyasaland: the Federal scheme.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1953.

     “Our trust in Central Africa: the background to Federation, an analysis of the Federal scheme, memorial to the prime Minister.” Peace Aims Pamphlet No. 56. London: National Peace council. [1953]

     Scott, Michael. “African episode.” London: The Africa Bureau. [1953]

 

Folder 17

     Hastings, Adrian. “White domination or racial peace?” London: The Africa Bureau. 1954.

     “The Capricorn movement: its aims, objects and programme.” Rhodesia: Capricorn Africa Society. 1954.

     “Partnership in practice in Central Africa.” Sussex, England: African Development Trust. 1954.

     “Report of the board of inquiry appointed to inquire into the advancement of Africans in the copper mining industry in northern Rhodesia.” Government of Northern Rhodesia. Lusaka : Government printer, 1954.

 
     “Report of the commission of inquiry into the future of the European farming industry in northern Rhodesia on the issue of the tenure of agricultural land.” Commissioner L.G. Troup. Lusaka: Government Printer, 1954.

    “The Capricorn Africa Society: handbook for speakers.” Salisbury, Rhodesia: Capricorn Africa Society. 1955.

 

Folder 18

     “What the native land husbandry act means to the rural African and to Southern Rhodesia: a five year plan that will revolutionize African agriculture.” Salisbury, Rhodesia: Government of Southern Rhodesia. 1955.

     “Reflection on the report of the Royal Commission on East Africa.” Sussex, England: The Africa Bureau. 1955.

     “The precis of the  East Africa Royal Commission Report.” Kenya: Nakuru Press. 1955.

     “Capricorn Africa Society: contract.” Salima: Nakuru Press Ltd. 1956.

     “The zebra: newsletter no. 10 of the Capricorn Africa Society, southern Rhodesia Branch.” Salisbury: Capricorn Africa Society. 1956.

     “The zebra: newsletter no. 11 of the Capricorn Africa Society, southern Rhodesia Branch.” Salisbury: Capricorn Africa Society. 1956.

     “The Capricorn Contract.” London: Haycock Press. 1956. 2 copies

     “A synopsis of native policy and development in Southern Rhodesia.” Bulawayo, Rhodesia: Rhodesian Institute of African Affairs. 1956.

     “Report of the select committee on subject of native industrial workers’ unions bill.” Southern Rhodesia: Parliamentary Printer. 1956.

     “African Affairs in Southern Rhodesia.” Southern Rhodesia: Information Branch of Native Affairs. 1956.

     Barrow, Malcolm. “The Kariba Project: statement by the Minister of Power on the financial details of the project.” Rhodesia: G.P. & S. 1956.

 

Folder 19

     “Summary of proposed new franchise provisions.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1957.

     “Report of the franchise commission.” Salisbury: Government Printer, 1957.

     “Bill introduced by the Minister of Justice and Internal Affairs.” Government Printer. 1958 2 copies

     “Towns of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.” Rhodesia: Federal Information Dept. 1958.

     “A new life in the federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland: facts and figures for the immigrant.” Government Printer? 1958?

     “Colonial office summer conference on African administration: a general review of progress in local government in British African territories.” Cambridge: King’s College. 1958.

 

Folder 20

     Chiume, Kanyama. “Nyasaland speaks: an appeal to the British people.” London: Union of Democratic Control Pub. Ltd. 1959. 2 copies

     Chiume, Kanyama. “Nyasaland demands secession and independence: an appeal to Africa.” London: Committee of African Organization. 1959.

     Richardson, Channing, Kanya Chiume, Joshua Nkomo, Roy Welensky, Garfield Todd, Guy Clutton-Brock. “The federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland: the future of a dilemma.” Africa Today Pamphlets. 4. New York: American Committee on Africa. 1959.

     “Annual report of the secretary for African affairs 1958.” Secretary for African affairs. Zomba : Government Printer, 1959.

     “Report of the Nyasaland commission of inquiry.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1959.

     “Nyasaland dispatch by the governor relating to the report of the Nyasaland commission of inquiry.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1959.

     “Review tribunal, Preventive Detention (temporary provisions) Act 1959: general report.” Southern Rhodesia: Minister of Justice and Internal Affairs. 1959.

 

Folder 21

     Banda, Aleke K. ed. “Malawi news: the voice of the Malawi Congress Party.” Limbe, Nyasaland: Malawi Congress Party. Vol. 2, no 1. 1960

     Brockway, Fenner. “1960 Africa’s year of destiny: a political guide to a continent in crisis.” London: Movement for Colonial Freedom. 1960.

     De Kiewiet, Cornelis W. “Report from Africa.” Rochester: Rochester Times-Union. 1960.

     Niven, C.R. and Ernest Egbuna. “Notes on parliamentary procedure.” London: Hansard Society for Parliamentary Government. [1960].

     Ranger, Terence. “Crisis in Southern Rhodesia.” London: Fabian Commonwealth Bureau. 1960.

     Utley, T.E. and John Udal. “Wind of change: the challenge of the Commonwealth. London: Conservative Political Centre. 1960.

     “Britain’s dilemma in central Africa: the Africa Bureau’s evidence to the Monckton Commission.” London: The Africa Bureau. 1960.

     “Planning the development of the wealth of three nations: an examination of the economic possibilities in the Rhodesias and Nyasaland after the Monckton report.” Salisbury, Rhodesia: The Phoenix Group. 1960.

     “Economic report, 1960.” Salisbury: Ministry of Economic Affairs. 1960.

 

Box 6, Folder 1

     “Report of the advisory commission on the review of the constitution of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.” Final revision.

     “Report of the advisory commission on the review of the constitution of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1960.

 

Folder 2

     “Report of the decimal coinage committee.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1960

“The Southworth Commission report.” Zomba, Nyasaland: Government Printer.

1960.

 

Folder 3

     “Federation and Nyasaland: the facts.” Salisbury: Government Printer.1961.

     “Handbook for candidates.” Zomba: Supervisor of Elections. 1961. 2 copies

     “How to build a happy nation: joint pastoral letter of the Catholic bishops of Nyasaland.” Lilongwe: White Father’s Press. [1961]

     “Land and its apportionment in Southern Rhodesia.” Bulawayo: Rhodesian Institute of African Affairs. 1961.

     “Malawi Congress Party Manifesto, general election, 1961” Limbe: Malawi Congress Party. 1961. 3 copies

     “The constitution of the Malawi Congress Party and rules and regulations governing the discipline of the Malawi Congress Party.” Limbe: Malawi Congress Party. 1961.

     “The constitution of the Malawi Congress Party and rules and regulations governing the discipline of the Malawi Congress Party.” Limbe: Malawi Congress Party. 1961. reprinted in 1968.

Folder 4

     Chisiza, D.K. “Realities of African independence.” London: Africa Publications trust. 1961.

     Hanna, A.J. “European rule in Africa.” Historical Association No.46. London : Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1961. 2 copies

     Kimble, George H.T. “Tropical Africa: problems and promises.” Headline series 147. New York: Foreign Policy Association. 1961.

 

Folder 5

     “Annual report of the department of agriculture for the year 1959-60: part II.” Nyasaland Protectorate Department of Agriculture. Zomba: Government Printer, 1961.

 

Folder 6

     “Annual report of the Ministry of Education for 1961.” Ministry of Education. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962.

     “Federal government economic policy: principles” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1962.  3 copies

     “Federal government development plan 1962-1965.” Salisbury: Ministry of Economic Affairs. 1962.

     “Report of the commission appointed to inquire into the mining industry in Northern Rhodesia.” Government of Northern Rhodesia. Lusaka: Government printer, 1962.

 

Folder 7

     “Report of the working party on road and rail transport in Nyasaland.” Minister of Works and Transport. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962.       

     “Report of the Nyasaland Constitutional Conference held in London in November, 1962.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. 1962.

     “The constitutional convention: Britain’s power to legislate for the secession of a territory from the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1962.

     “The issue of Nyasaland’s secession.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1962.

 

Folder 8

     Proceedings of the third meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: first day 6^th March 1962. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962. Unrevised ed.

     Proceedings of the third meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: second day 7^th March 1962 / Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962. Unrevised ed.

     Proceedings of the fourth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: 29^th 30^th and 31^st May and 1^st June 1962. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962. Rev ed.

     Proceedings of the fifth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: second day 12^th July 1962. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962. Unrevised ed.

     Proceedings of the fifth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: third day 13^th July 1962. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962. Unrevised ed.

Folder 9

     Proceedings of the seventh meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: third day 7^th March 1963. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962. Unrevised ed.

     Proceedings of the seventh meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: 5^th 6^th 7^th 8^th March 1963. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1962. Rev ed.

 

Folder 10

     Proceedings of the eighth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: first day 9^th July 1963. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1963. Unrevised ed.

     Proceedings of the eighth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council : fifth day 15^th July 1963 / Nyasaland protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1963. Unrevised ed.

     Proceedings of the eighth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: 9^th 10^th 11^th 12^th 15^th and 16^th July 1963. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1963. Rev ed.

 

Folder 11

     Proceedings of the ninth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: 13^th 14^th and 15^th August 1963. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1963. Rev ed. 2 copies

 

Folder 12

     Proceedings of the tenth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: first day. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1963. Unrevised ed

     Proceedings of the tenth meeting of the seventy-sixth session of legislative council: 10^th 11^th 12^th 13^th and 16^th December 1963. Nyasaland Protectorate. Zomba : Government Printer, 1963. Rev ed.

Folder 13

     “The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland: commentary on statements relating to the establishment of the Federation and their bearing on the withdrawal of Nyasaland.” London: Her Majesty’s Stationery office. 1963.

     “Financial obligations of the federal government.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1963.

     “Report of the Central Africa Conference held at Victoria Falls Hotel 28 June, 1963- 3^rd July 1963.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1963.

     “A portrait of Malawi published on the occasion of Malawi Independence, 1964.” Zomba: Government Printer. 1964.

 
     “A complete list of the publications of the former Rhodes-Livingstone Institute.” University of Zambia Institute for Social Research. [1966?]

     Amnesty International. “Prison conditions in Rhodesia: conditions for political prisoners and restrictees, a factual report.” Gloucester: Amnesty International. 1966.

Folder 14

     Shepperson, George. “Myth and reality in Malawi.” Fourth Melville J. Herskovitz Memorial Lecture. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. 1966.

     “Kamuzu dam: Lilongwe 1966.” Lilongwe Water Board. Lilongwe : Likuni Press, 1966.

     “Facts from Malawi.” Malawi: Department of Information. 1966.

     “Malawi at war against poverty, disease and ignorance.” Malawi: Department of Information. 1966.

     “Economic report 1967. Ministry of Economic Affairs, Budget document no. 5. Zomba: Government Press, 1967.

     “Listenership survey.” Malawi Broadcasting Corporation. Zomba, Malawi : National statistical office, [1967].

Folder 15

     Palmer, R.H. “Aspects of Rhodesian land policy 1890-1936.” Local Series no. 22. Central Africa Historical Association. 1968.

     “10 eventful years 1958-1968.” This is Malawi. 1968.

     Msonthi, J.D. “Kali kokha n’kanyama: pa wekha munthu sungadziteteze bwino kwa adani.” Blantyre: Likuni Press. 1969.

     Laws amendments and additional chapters. L.R.O.  I, 1969. Vol. I Government of Malawi

Folder 16

     “The general elections 1971: guide for the selection of candidates by the Malawi Congress Party = chisankho chachikulu 1971: chichinjirizo cha kasankhidwe kan thumwi.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1971.

    “Biographies of delegates, observers and officers attending the eighteenth Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference Malawi 1972.” Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Malawi, 1972.

     “This is Malawi.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1972.

     Mkandawire, W.N.C. “Malawi goes metric.” Limbe: Metrication Board of Malawi, Montfort Press. [1973?]

     Saukila, Walters S. “Money!” Voices from Africa Series. Blantyre: CLAIM. 1973.

     “Malawi: dialogue and development.” London: Africa Publications Trust. 1973.

     “The economic development of Malawi since independence.” Blantyre: Department of information, 1974.

     “Malawi 1964-1974: building the nation.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1974.

     “Malawi: ten years of progress.” Progress International. Rustington, UK: Coes the Printer, LTd. 1974.

     Arden, Donald. “Out of Africa, something new?” London: United Society for the Propagation of the gospel. 1976.

     “The Republic of Malawi 1966-1976: the challenge met.” Blantyre: Malawi Information Department. 1976.

 

Folder 17

     “A guide to the population census, 1977.” Zomba: Government Printer. 1977.

     “Malawi in brief.” Blantyre: Information Department. [1978].

     “The Press Group.” Blantyre: Graphic Advertising. [1978].

     “Planned for progress: major development projects in Malawi.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1978.

     “The year in review: Malawi 1977.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1978. 2 copies

     “The 1980 election simplified.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1979.

     “Zimbabwe Rhodesia chronological table of events.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1979.

     “Zimbabwe Rhodesia proposals for independence.” Salisbury: Government Printer. 1979.

     “Biography of His Excellency the Life President of the Republic of Malawi: Ngwazi Dr. H. Kamuzu Banda.” [1980?] 8 copies of a 1 page flyer

     Lombard, J.A. ed. “Alternatives to the consolidation of Kwazulu: progress report.” Special Focus #2. Pretoria: Bureau for economic policy and analysis. [1980?]

 

Folder 18

     “Do something different: sailing safaris in Malawi.” Rift Lake Charters Holiday Concept.

     “Malawi: the warm heart of Africa, holiday planner” Lorton Communications.

     “The Livingstonia Beach Hotel.” Lorton Communications.

     “Malawi: arts and crafts.” Blantyre: Mast Ward Publications.

     “Kamuzu Academy: prospectus.” Malawi: Montfort Press. 1981.

     “Republic of Malawi Parliament: biographies.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1986.

     “Kachere: Kamuzu Academy magazine.” Vol. IV. Blantyre: Blantyre Print and packaging. 1986.

     “Kamuzu Academy: Malawi, 5^th anniversary edition commemorating Founder’s Day.” Yorkshire: MT Walters Ltd. 1986. includes photocopies

     Henderson, Patricia, “Waaihoek.” Pietermaritzburg: Association for rural advancement. 1986.

     “Guidance for law enforcement officers: personal rights and immunities of foreign diplomatic and consular personnel.” Office of Protocol and the Office of Foreign Missions. [Washington D.C.?] : Department of State, 1988.

 

Folder 19

     “Facts about Malawi.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1989.

     “Press corporation limited and its subsidiaries: consolidated accounts, 30^th September 1989.” Lilongwe: Press Group. 1989.

     “Malawi-United Nations co-operation: building for the future.” Lilongwe: United Nations Development Programme. 1989.

     “Monthly statistical bulletin, special supplement Silver Jubilee of Independence 1964-1989.” Zomba: National Statistical Office. 1989.

     “Women: the spirit of enterprise.” 2^nd National Congress. Nairobi: Kenya Business and Professional Women’s club. 1989.

     “Modern child spacing methods in Malawi” Malawi Family Health Series no. 4. Lilongwe, Malawi: Malawi Ministry of Health.

     “Our common secret: an information booklet on child spacing.” Malawi family health series no. 3. Lilongwe, Malawi: Malawi Ministry of Health.

     “Some facts about child spacing.” Malawi family health series no. 5. Lilongwe, Malawi: Malawi Ministry of Health.

      “Malawi and human rights: a response to unfounded allegations by Africa Watch.” Zomba: Government Printer. 1990.

     “Memorable state visit to Zimbabwe 16-22 April 1990: A warm embrace, a grand welcome.” Blantyre : Dept. of Information, 1990.

 

Folder 20

     “Malawi: 27 years of peace and development.” Blantyre: Department of Information. 1991.

     “Kachere: Kamuzu Academy Magazine.” 10^th anniversary issue. Blantyre: Blantyre Print and Packaging. 1991.

     “Living our faith: pastoral letter of the Catholic bishops of Malawi.” 1992.

     Dent, M.J. “John Ngwiri: head of the civil service, servant of Malawi, 1930-92.” England: University of Keele. 1992.

     “The constitution of the state of Kwazulu/Natal.” Adopted by the Kwazulu Legislative Assembly 1 December 1992.
  
     “Wathint’ abafazi: amabali abafazi abane ababetha ngabayeni babo.” Ndabeni, South Africa: Battered Women’s Working Group. 1992.

     Owens, Peggy. “Malawi: from March 1992 to March 1993.” Edinburgh: Church of Scotland. 1993.

     Montfort Missionaries. 1993.
          “Referendum regulations: for referendum monitors/observers.”
          “Human and people’s rights adopted by the Organization of African Unity.”
          “Freedom.”
           “Universal declaration of human rights.”
          “Our responsibility today: the referendum.” Pastoral letter
          written by the diocese of Lilongwe.
          “Towards a democratic future.” Pastoral letter by the Southern Africa
          Catholic Bishop’s Conference, April 1993.

     Malawi Congress Party. 1993
          “Malawians must know the truth.” 4 copies
          “The constitution of the Malawi Congress Party and rules and regulations
          governing the discipline of the Malawi Congress Party.”
          “Manifesto 1993.”
 

Folder 21

     “Towards a better Malawi: UDF Manifesto.” United Democratic Front. 1993.

     “AFORD: The Alliance for Democracy Manifesto.” Alliance for democracy. 1994.

     “Building our future” Pastoral letter from the Catholic Bishops of Malawi to their Faithful. 1994.

     “The Republic of Malawi Constitution Bill, 1994.”

     “African American & African Studies 1994-1995.” Princeton: Films for the Humanities and Sciences. 1994.

           

Box 7, Folder 1

     Warwick Corporation. “Republic of Malawi UK distribution list.” London: Warwick Corporate Ltd. March 1993.

 

Folder 2

     “The prosecution of Dr. Hastings Banda, Mr. John Tembo and others in Malawi, on charges arising out of the Mwanza accident.”

 

Folder 3-4

     “Commission of inquiry: Mwanza road accident report.” Limbe: Republic of Malawi. 1994. 2 copies

 

Folder 5

     Memery Crystal Solictors. “The Republic of Malawi v. Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda [and] John Zenus Ungapake Tembo.”

 

Folder 6-7

     Stanbrook, Clive. “The Mwanza trial: the final submission on behalf of the defence.” High Court of Malawi. 15 December 1995. 3 copies

 

Folder 8

     “Press in the 90’s: questions and answers.” Blantyre: Press Corporation Ltd. 1995.

     “Comesa stamp issue.” Stamp Bulletin, no. 48. Blantyre: Malawi Post Office. 1995.

     “Press Group annual review 1995.” Lilongwe: Press Corporation Ltd. 1995.

     Chimombo, Steve. “A guide to Malawi’s literature.” Zomba: Manchichi Publishing. 1996.

     “The truth and myth about press trust.” January 1996.

     “Kamuzu Academy grammar school.” Blantyre: Blantyre Print and Packaging. 1996.

     Mutharika, Bingu. “One Malawi, our nation: background to the formation of the United Party.” [1996?]

 

Folder 9

     “Kamuzu: memories of the father and founder of the Malawi nation.” 1997.

     “End of an era: Banda 1906-1997.” The Nation. 1997.

     “Hastings Kamuzu Banda: a celebration of his life.” Pride. 1998.

     “Elections case in Malawi: the truth about the rigging of the 20 May 2004 elections in Malawi and the need for political justice” July 2005.

            
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