Camerapix photographs covering: 1. Afghanistan, 1988 2. Russian tanks for Uganda, roll through Kenya 3. Unwanted people, Uganda (Asians in E. Africa, 22 Aug 1972) 4. Uganda Asians 5. Uganda–Tanzania War

Two venerable fighters of the Mujahidin liberation army in Afghanistan and the tried and trusty Kalashnikov which is exacting a heavy toll of the Soviet-Afghan forces in the country. July 1988[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

July 1988 Engineer Ahmad Shah, President of the interim government formed by the seven-group Mujahidin alliance which has launched a major offensive to destroy Soviet installations and equipment in Agfghanistan and overthrow the Kabul regime of President Najibullah.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Mujahidin freedom fighters deploy their rapid fire anti-aircraft gun to minimum trajectory during the latest offensive against the Soviet-Afghan forces in Afghanistan. July 1988[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Body of an Afghan Government soldier slain during the assault on Qalat, provincial capital of Zabol, Afghanistan. July 1988[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Body of an Afghan Government Soldier the Assault on Qalat, Provincial Capital of Zabol Afghanistan 1988[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

July 1988 Mujahidin freedom fighters display captured Soviet artillery and small arms at a secret mountain base as their new offensive against the Russian occupation forces in Afghanistan and the Kabul regime moves forward deeper into the country. Picture: Mohamed Amin July 1988[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

July 1988 Mujahidin freedom fighters prepare to reload a 107 mm. Multi-barrel rocket launcher during the attack on Afghanistan's Zabol Province capital of Qalatat the end of June.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

AFGHANISTAN July 1988 Mujahidin freedom fighters prepare to reload a 107 mm. multi-barrel rocket launcher during the attack on Afghanistan's Zabol Province capital of Qalat at the end of June.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

July 1988 Seven Afghan Army officers awaiting trial after being taken prisoner by the Ittehad Islami-i-Afghanistan Mujahidin group during the attack on the outer defences of the Zabol Province capital of Qalat. At the beginning of July the officers were being held in the Mujahidin group's secret mountain base awaiting trial under the Mujahidin's traditional Jirga court, an assembly of elders under the chairmanship of a religious judge. If found guilty they will be shot.[Stamped...

AFGHANISTAN 1988 WRITER BRIAN TETLEY RIGHT ON TOP OF THE CAPTURED RUSSIAN TANKER BY MUJAHIDEEN FREEDOM FIGHTERS.

MUJAHIDEEN MO' SLOTS INTO HIS ROLE AS AN AFGHANISTAN FREEDOM FIGHTER WITH CONSUMMATE EASE WHILE ON A RISKY TRIP TO THE WAR-TORN COUNTRY. 1988

MUJAHIDEEN MO' SLOTS INTO HIS ROLE AS AN AFGHANISTAN FREEDOM FIGHTER WITH CONSUMMATE EASE WHILE ON A RISKY TRIP TO THE WAR-TORN COUNTRY. 1988

July 1988[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Russian military hardware for uganda. JUNE 1975[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

June, 1975 --- a Uganda-bound convoy of Soviet armaments makes its way along Kenyan roads from Mombasa on the Indian Ocean coast to Kampala. The convoy consists of heavy transporters bearing M-76 amphibious personnel carriers, each capable of transporting 20 men across rough terrain and even rivers.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

1975[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

1975 The powerful 100mm guns are clearly visible in this picture taken of a Uganda-bound Soviet convoy as it passed near Nairobi. The only other East African country to possess such modern and effective tanks is that of Somalia.

1975 3. COPYRIGHT A closer view of some of the parked tanks destined for Uganda where they will form one of the most sophisticated mechanised forces in modern Africa.

1975 2. Parked on the verge close to Nairobi: fifteen Soviet T-54/55 tanks on their carriers, half way on their journey from the Indian Ocean coast to Kampala, the capital of Uganda.