ZIMBABWE 1976 RHODESIA James Chikerema (centre) waving an AK-47 assault rifle while dancing with auxilliaries at a feast to thank the spirits for his win in the recent elections. Chikerema is dissident from the Zezuru tribe of the Shona people who has accused Muzorewa of Nepotism and of forming a "tribal Mafia" of Manyikas within the UANC. Chikerema was also a founder of the now defunct FROLIZI movement. 1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

JOSHUA NKOMO ZIMBABWE JOSHUA NKOMO, President Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU). Born, 1917. Educated Natal, University of South Africa, Johannesburg. President General, African National Congress, 1957. President, National Democratic Party, 1960. President ZAPU, 1961. Imprisoned since 1963. Released, 1974.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

JOSHUA NKOMO, President Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU). Born, 1917. Educated Natal, University of South Africa, Johannesburg. President General, African National Congress, 1957. President, National Democratic Party, 1960. President ZAPU, 1961. Imprisoned since 1963. Released, 1974.

A political rally to mark "Zimbabwe Day" in Dar es-Salaam.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

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ZIMBABWE OCT 1976 RHODESIA: A white South African, who joined the Rhodesian army voluntarily patrols a 'protected village' at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Northern Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said "most of the people here feel they are living in cages". OCT-1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

ZIMBABWE RHODESIA: WHITE RHODESIAN POLICEMEN IN STREET IN SALISBURY.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

OCT 1976 RHODESIA: A young black Rhodesian soldier -- he is with the Internal Security Unit stationed at Mount Darwin. OCT-1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

RHODESIA: 24-year old Rodney Hoack, guards his farm near the Mozambique border. Almost all Rhodesian farmers are armed and always carry their gun while working on their farms. Rodney also has six dogs and a radio-link with the nearest military post in case of an attack. OCT 1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

ZIMBABWE RHODESIA: 24-year old Rodney Hoack, guards his farm near the Mozambique border. Almost all Rhodesian farmers are armed and always carry their gun while working on their farms. Rodney also has six dogs and a radio-link with the nearest military post in case of an attack. OCT 1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

OCT 1976 RHODESIA: Inside a 'protected Village' at Camp Seven, six miles south of Mount Darwin in Northern Rhodesia, a black armed guard checks a villager carrying water for smuggling arms or explosives. OCT 1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

21/DEC 1978 ROCKET 21 December 1978. An American rocket was responsible for Rhodesia's multi-million-dollar fuel storage blaze. The rocket was the first American weapon used against Rhodesia in the terror-war. The 3.5 mm American rocket seen here is electrically operated, has an effective range of up to 300m and can penetrate through a 11 inch armour plate. The rocket was captured by Rhodesian security forces four days after the incident.

ZIMBABWE REPUBLICAN RHODESIA FORMS ITS UPPER HOUSE Visitors eye view of the House of Assembly as the white members (forty-eight of the total of fifty, all members of Ian Smith's Rhodesian Front Party, were present) meet to elect the ten white Senators. Ian Smith is in the middle of the front row.[Stamped Camera Press, London]

ZIMBABWE RHODESIA'S SILENT WAR Faces in the thorns: a tiny but grimly determined "army" creeps into Rhodesia. [Stamped Camera Press, London]

Rhodesia - a protected village where africans are 'caged by the authorties. ZIMBABWE OCT 1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

ZIMBABWE OCT 1976 RHODESIA: A young Rhodesian farmer in Northern Rhodesia, inspects his barbed-wire fence all around his farm. Most Rhodesian farmers have been provided with radio-links with the nearest military post in case of an attack by the guerillas. They have all been heavily armed with automatic machine guns provided by the white Rhodesian government. OCT-1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

ZIMBABWE 19/12/1978 SEARCH 1 19 December 1978 Rhodesian city and country life style has changed enormously over the past four months as the terrorist war has expanded and urban terrorism has now become apparent. Here police seen doing regular Cordon and Search operations.

ZIMBABWE 21 DEC 1978 SALISBURY 21 December 1978. Life style has changed in Rhodesia. Here a Salisbury family are seen typically dressed and prepared for anything. The bush warfare has now developed into urban warfare and most families in Rhodesia now arm themselves for protection against urban terrorists

ZIMBABWE OCT 1976 RHODESIA: This young white Rhodesian farmer, 24 year old Rodney Hoack at his farm in Northern Rhodesia -- he always carries a loaded gun. OCT-1976[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

ZIMBABWE 19 DEC 1978 WHITE MEMORIES 19 December 1978. As white rule nears its end collectors at home and abroad are buying up reminders of Rhodesia's past. The demand for medals, stamps coins minted after UDI, paintings, flags and army mementos are unprecedented in Rhodesia today. The picture shows a large selection of Rhodesian souvenirs.