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Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of August 17, 1951, issue no. 1281: Social welfare on the mines. The policy of apartheid in South Africa. Trustees of the Royal National Parks of Kenya have been conducting excavations at Gedi for over 3 years and the more important buildings are now exposed at their final ground level.
Date:: Agosti 17, 1951
August 17, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of May 18, 1951, issue no. 1268: Proposals for the amalgamation of the three East African territories, Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika. Democracy in Africa. The American and Russian economies
Date:: Mei 18, 1951
May 18, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of August 24, 1951, issue no. 1282: Wrong ways of Russia. Soil conservation in Kenya.The private houses and the walls at Gedi. The leguminosae.
Date:: August 24, 1951
Agosti 24, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on December 20, 1951; Higher Education for Africans was debated in the house of Commons recently, and Mr.James Johnson, said that higher education must go side by side with secondary education because Africans must produce more of their own leaders, especially doctors , dentists, teachers and lawyers. secondly , The heavy rains in Kenya recently caused Eastleigh Airport to be closed to all large aircraft which were diverted to Entebbe
Date:: December 20, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on December 13, 1951; Tenders have been invited by the Northern Rhodesian Government for the erection of a 33-foot cenotaph in Lusaka to be built in dressed local blue stone with reinforced concrete frame, secondly , A warning was issued by the Uganda Game Department to bathers in the Kabaka's pool at Mengo that a three-foot crocodile has been located there
Date:: December 13, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1259 March 16th''The Pork Tapeworm , The Adult Pork Lives In The Small Intestine Of Man Where It Attain Length Of Six To Ten Feet , When Ripe The Terminal Joints Are Cast Off And Pass Out Along With The Feaces To The Exterior Where It May Be Swallowed By Omnivorous Pig."Cereal Seed Cleaning And Dressing, Crop Spraying For The Destruction Of Weeds And Pests Are Services Provided By Bates And Hunt (E.A) Ltd To Increase Produce In Kenya.''
Date:: Machi 16, 1952
March 16, 1952
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of May 11, 1951, issue no. 1267: About education. Festival music in London, "The Pilgrim's Progress". Land utilisation and settlement in Kenya. Statistics in Agriculture. Cricket in Kenya
Date:: Mei 11, 1951
May 11, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on November 1, 1951; A serious increase of Tuberculosis has been attributed largely to immigration from the UK to Southern Rhodesia, secondly, A recent survey in the belgian Congo estimated the African birth rate in the monogamic areas at 184 per 1000 against 124 in polygamic districts
Date:: November 1, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on November 15, 1951; Complaints have appeared in Ugandas' vernacular newpapers that muder and theft are increasing in the country, secondly The gold beads that went had been stolen and had gone missing in the National Museum in Bulawayo were found in Zimbabwe
Date:: November 15, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on August 16, 1951; Last week marked the 50th anniversary of the signing of an agreement between Great Britain and the kabaka and chiefs of Ankole, Uganda, Secondly, A British Overseas Airways Corporation comet jet Aircraft flew non-stop from London to Cairo the previous week in the record time of 5 hours, 16 minutes
Date:: August 16, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

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