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Correspondence with John Dugdale, MP, 26 Jan 1956-26 Nov 1959

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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/21, folder 2, fols. 87-175
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Correspondence with John Dugdale, MP, concerning the following territories and topics:

Central African Federation (Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi):

  1. exclusion of Africans from the Cadet Corps: fol. 87
  2. racial segregation in the university: fols. 87, 94
  3. European immigrants as firemen on the railways: fol. 97
  4. prison services: fol. 100
  5. applications from African and European students for admission to the university: fols. 111-112.

Northern Rhodesia (Zambia):

  1. recommendation of the Commission of Inquiry to establish an independent broadcasting authority: fols. 91-93
  2. racial discrimination in shops, hotels, and other businesses: fols. 94-96
  3. settlement of ex-servicemen: fol. 138
  4. unemployment due to closure of the Bancroft Mine: fols. 147-149
  5. settlement scheme for Europeans in the Eastern Province: fols. 170-175.

Nyasaland (Malawi):

  1. the training of Africans as skilled workers on the railways: fol. 97
  2. flue-cured tobacco grown by Africans: fol. 98
  3. charges of sedition against Sangala and Banda: fol. 100
  4. criticism of the breaching of the Liwonde dam at the Shire Valley Project: fols. 136, 140
  5. methods of election to the Federal Parliament: fol. 158.

Kenya:

  1. selection of the three Africans co-opted to the Coffee Marketing Board: fol. 98
  2. importation of workers from Ruanda-Urundi (Rwanda and Burundi): fol. 109
  3. minimum agricultural wage: fol. 109v
  4. racial restrictions on the purchase of land and housing: fols. 130, 133
  5. land consolidation: fols. 159-162, 166.

Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe):

  1. poor treatment of prisoners and their transfer from Broken Hill (Kabwe) to Salisbury (Harare): fols. 100, 102
  2. introduction of laws and regulations concerning 'contemptuous behaviour' by Africans to government officials: fols. 164-165.

Basutoland (Lesotho):

  1. protests at the appointment of a South African as Resident Commissioner: fol. 109.

Fiji:

  1. educational and medical services (in 1956), with a letter from Lennox-Boyd about government hospitals: fols. 110, 113, 115-116
  2. criticisms of the broadcasting system, with a cutting from a Fijian newspaper: fols. 150-154.

Uganda:

  1. exclusion by the Buganda Government of certain members from the Lukiiko: fols. 117, 125-129
  2. renewal of contract for bulk purchase of wolfram: fols. 134-135
  3. disturbances in 1949: fol. 168.

Tanganyika (mainland Tanzania):

  1. Pangani River (Hydro-Electric Projects) Bill: fols. 118-119
  2. co-operative development: fol. 169.

Colonies, general:

  1. the overseas service scheme for administrative and technical officers, and vacancies in the Civil Service (in 1957): fols. 120-121, 124.

Ghana:

  1. technical and administrative help: fols. 123-124.

East Africa:

  1. income tax, and recommendations for the introduction of P.A.Y.E.: fols. 130, 133.

Africa, general:

  1. economic problems (in 1958), with a reading list supplied by the FCB to Dugdale: fols. 155-157.

Dates

  • Creation: 26 Jan 1956-26 Nov 1959

Extent

89 Leaves

Language of Materials

  • English

Shelfmark

MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/21, folder 2, fols. 87-175

Repository Details

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