BOKASSA O.A.U ETHIOPIA 1971 THE LAST of Africa's tyrants. First, Idi Amin, then Macias Nguema of Equatorial Guinea and finally, in cowardice like his two brothers in death, Emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa has fled to Libya to join his friend and admirer General Gadaffi. Picture by Camerapix[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BOKASSA - O.A.U. ETHIOPIA 1971[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BOKASSA / IDI AMIN IN ENTEBBE AIRPORT UGANDA 1972[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

J. B. BOKASSA C.A.R.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BOKASSA / IDI AMIN IN KAMPALA UGANDA. 1972[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

COLONEL JEAN-BEDEL BOKASSA PRESIDENT OF CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BOKASSA - O.A.U. ETHIOPIA 1973 Colonel JEAN-BEDEL BOKASSA, President of Central African Republic. Born Bobangui, 1921. Eductaed Mission schools, Brazzaville. Joined French Army, 1939. Captain, 1961. C-in-C, 1963. President and Prime Minister, 1966. PICTURE BY CAMERAPIX,

EMPRESS - CATHERINE BOKASS. 1977 CENTRAL AFRICAN EMPIRE, BOKASSA CORONATION Empress Catherine, 28 year old wife of Emperor Jean Bedel Bokassa, sheathed in a shimmering gold lame dress into which some 780,000 tiny pearls had been hand sewn, accompanied by eight maids of honour in fluffy white, pink and red dresses with large floppy hats, during the coronation in Bangui, Sunday 4th December 1977.

Camerapix photographs covering: 1. Bokassa, Central Africa Rep Paja Bok Mao Child killer 2. Bokassa Concerto Central Africa Republic 3. The prophet 4. Cooking. Nyama Choma 5. Hajj – Mecca 1979

MASERU LESOTHO Tourist boom in former British protectorate LIVING IT UP IN LESOTHO The Basotho are a proud and handsome people. Their colourful blankets were once a novelty for tourists, but now Lesotho plans tourist attractions of a more ambitious nature, including luxury hotels and a new ski resort in the mountains. Please acknowledge: Photograph by JAN KOPEC CAMERA PRESS LONDON[Stamped Camera Press, London]

BOKASSA O.A.U. ETHIOPIA 1973 Colonel JEAN-BEDEL BOKASSA, President of Central African Republic. Born Bangui, 1921. Eductaed Mission schools, Brazzaville. Joined French Army, 1939. Captain, 1961. C-in-C, 1963. President and Prime Minister, 1966.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BOKASSA - O.A. U. ETHIOPIA 1973 Colonel JEAN-BEDEL BOKASSA, President of Central African Republic. Born Bangui, 1921. Educated Brazzaville. Joined French Army, 1939. Captain, 1961. C-in-C, 1963. President and Prime Minister, 1966. PICTURE BY CAMERAPIX[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BOKASSA OF C.A.R. O.A.U. ETHIOPIA 1971[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BOKASSA/HAILE IN ETHIOPIA C.A.R.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

AMIN / BOKASSA IN KAMPALA UGANDA 1972 THE LAST of Africa's tyrants. First, Idi Amin, then Macias Nguema of Equatorial Guinea and finally, in cowardice like his two brothers in death, Emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa has fled to Libya to join his friend and admirer General Gadaffi. Picture by Camerapix[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

KAMPALA UGANDA. BOKASSA IDI AMIN MOBUTU AMAN Self proclaimed Emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa, in field marshall's uniform, who has now fled the throne of the Central African Empire - on which he installed himself two years ago - to seek safety with fellow tyrant Idi Amin in Libya. Picture by Camerapix[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

30th April 30/8/1972 The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Njoroge Mngai shakes hands with the President of the Republic of Central Africa, Mr. J. Bokassa at Nairobi Airport today, Mr. Bokassa was in transit to Mauritius. T

BOKASSA / HAILE O.A.U. ETHIOPIA 1973 Last African Emperor, Haile Selassie greets Bokassa who will crown himself Emperor on Dec 4.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

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C.A.R. 1977 CENTRAL AFRICA REPUBLIC[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]