Scope and Contents From the File: Contains slides relating to the three visits to Swaziland by John Ewart Marnham. Scenes include: the Swazi capital Mbabane; Tshaneni in the north of the country; Geodgegun; Havelock; Pigg's Peak area and the Swaziland Independence Day celebrations. The Independence of Swaziland was discussed at a conference in London on 19-23 February 1968 and the country became independent on 6 September at a ceremony in the Somhlolo stadium at Lobamba. Owing to the death of Princess Marina of Kent, the...

Scope and Contents From the File: Contains slides relating to the three visits to Swaziland by John Ewart Marnham. Scenes include: the Swazi capital Mbabane; Tshaneni in the north of the country; Geodgegun; Havelock; Pigg's Peak area and the Swaziland Independence Day celebrations. The Independence of Swaziland was discussed at a conference in London on 19-23 February 1968 and the country became independent on 6 September at a ceremony in the Somhlolo stadium at Lobamba. Owing to the death of Princess Marina of Kent, the...

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Correspondence, arranged by subject, relating to Fergus Wilson's work for the F.A.O., with a few related papers.

Scope and Contents Contains slides relating to the three visits to Swaziland by John Ewart Marnham. Scenes include: the Swazi capital Mbabane; Tshaneni in the north of the country; Geodgegun; Havelock; Pigg's Peak area and the Swaziland Independence Day celebrations. The Independence of Swaziland was discussed at a conference in London on 19-23 February 1968 and the country became independent on 6 September at a ceremony in the Somhlolo stadium at Lobamba. Owing to the death of Princess Marina of Kent, the...

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A series of photographs of the University of Swaziland. The University of Swaziland was created after the separation of the three constituent members of the University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland in 1975.

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149 x 206 mm. Delegates from Swaziland at the opening session of the Swaziland Constitutional talks in London included, from left to right: Dr. G.L.M. Msibi (Mbabdzeni National Convention), Mr. S. Nxumalo (Democratic Party), Mr. A. Sellstroom (Eurafrican Welfare Association), and Dr. D. Hynd (Independent).

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Scope and Contents 157 x 203 mm. Mr Duncan Sandys (seated, fourth from left), Secretary of State for the Colonies, acting as chairman at the opening session of the Swaziland constitutional conference in London. From left to right: Mr. W.B.L. Monson (an Assistant Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office), Sir John Martin (Deputy Under Secretary of State), the Marquess of Lansdowne (Minister of State for Colonial Affairs), Mr. Sandys, Mr. B.A. Marwick (Resident Commissioner, Swaziland), Mr. M.J. Fairlie...

Scope and Contents 204 x 152 mm. A view from a hillside looking down on Havelock which lies near the Transvaal border, with mining buildings in the foreground and a small Swazi Kraal of thatched huts beyond. 'Havelock' is also printed on the photograph itself. The following information is supplied by Huw M. Jones: The view is probably of Nottingham Peak, and the likely date is 1889. Havelock was the name given to a mineral concession (41D) obtained from Ngwenyama Mbandzeni on December 12, 1886,...

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188 x 244 mm. A general view of the conference with Mr. George Thomson the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs presiding.

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193 x 238 mm. Prime Minister of Swaziland Prince Makhosini is welcomed to the conference by Lord Shepherd, Minister of State. In the centre is Mr. George Thomson, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs.

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235 x 204 mm. Photo shows: Mr. George Thomson (left), seen greeting Prince Makhosini Diamani, at Marlborough House today.

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151 x 206 mm. Delegates to the Swaziland Independence Conference pictured at the opening ceremony held recently in Marlborough House, London. Mr George Thomson, British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs, is seen sixth from left. Prince Makhosini, Swaziland’s Prime Minister and leader of his country’s delegation, is third from right.

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154 x 203 mm. Mr. George Thomson, British Secretary of State for the Commonwealth, welcomes Prince Makhosini, Swaziland’s Prime Minister and leader of his country’s delegation, to the Swaziland Independence Conference, which opened at Marlborough House. Also shown is Mr. A.K. Hlope (right) a member of the Swaziland delegation.

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154 x 203 mm. Mr. P.L. Dlamini (left), a member of the Swaziland delegation, and Prince Makhosini, Prime Minister and leader of the delegation, pictured at the Swaziland Independence Conference, which opened recently at Marlborough House.

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203 x 154 mm. Prime Minister of Swaziland, Prince Makhosini.

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152 x 205 mm. Mr. L. Lovell (left) and Dr. A.M. Nxumalo, two members of the Swaziland delegation, pictured at the opening of the Swaziland Independence Conference at Marlborough House in London.

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154 x 203 mm. Mr. W.A. Ramsden (left) and Senator C.F. Todd, members of the Swaziland delegation, pictured at the Swaziland Independence Conference which opened recently in London.

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[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

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[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths]

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[Women in procession].

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[Women in procession].

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[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

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[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

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[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].