Correspondents include: Sir Bernard de Bunsen, Chairman of the Africa Bureau, on conditions for African nationals employed by British companies in Namibia; Baroness Tweedsmuir, Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, on a Question raised by AFB in the House of Lords on Namibia; Joseph Murumbi [former Kenyan Minister of Foreign Affairs] on the treason trial of Kojo Botsio, former Ghanaian Foreign Minister.

Also includes: issue of the Chile Monitor on the human rights situation in Chile; briefing paper issued by the Runnymede Trust on the resettlement of Ugandan Asians in Britain; minutes of a meeting of the Labour Middle East Council, December 1973; extracts from a speech by King Hussein of Jordan on the situation in the Middle East; minutes of Charity Law Reform Committee meetings; photograph of AFB at St Pancras Hall [London] with N Njururi, later Chief Archivist of the Kenyan National Archives, in 1955; text of an article by AFB on the Labour Party's challenge to capitalism.