Present: Helene Baumann (Duke University), chair; Lauris Olson (University of Pennsylvania), secretary; Phyllis Bischof (University of California, Berkeley), at large; David Easterbrook (Northwestern University), at large; David Owusu-Ansah (James Madison University), faculty representative; Karen Fung (Stanford University), past chair, ex officio; Ruby Bell-Gam (University of California, Los Angeles), ALC chair, ex officio; James Simon (Center for Research Libraries), ex officio; Beverly Gray (Library of Congress), ex officio. Members: Joe Caruso (Columbia University); Jill Coelho (Harvard University); Theodore Foster (Ohio University); Marion Frank-Wilson (Indiana University); Joseph Lauer (Michigan State University); Ken Lohrentz (University of Kansas); Peter Malanchuk (University of Florida); Afeworki Paulos (University of Iowa); Elisabeth Sinnott (New York University); Gretchen Walsh (Boston University); Dorothy Woodson (Yale University). Guests: Julianne Beall (Library of Congress); Simon Bockie (University of California, Berkeley); Moore Crossey (Yale University, emeritus); Greg Finnegan (Harvard University); Miki Goral (University of California, Los Angeles); Bob Lesh (Northwestern University); Edward Miner (Indiana University); Valerie Mwalilino (Library of Congress); Wonki Nam (Central State University); Laverne Page (Library of Congress); Loumona Petroff (Boston University); David Westley (Boston University).

The meeting was called to order at 2:19 PM by the Chair.

1. Introductions: CAMP Executive, CAMP Member Representatives, Guests.

Goral circulated get-well cards for Joanne Zellers and Andrea Stamm; Walsh circulated a get-well card for Vicki Ewalds.

2. Announcements. Additions to the agenda.

The Chair added to the agenda an update on the Liberian newspapers project.

3. Approval of the 8 April 2000, UCLA minutes.

The minutes were posted on the CAMP web site and distributed as copies. Easterbrook moved to approve the minutes; seconded by Lauer. The motion passed.

4. Executive Board Election Results.

The Chair announced the election results for Executive Board and welcomed David Easterbrook as incoming Chair, Ruby Bell-Gam as Chair-elect, and David Owusu-Ansah as Faculty Representative.

REPORTS/UPDATES/OLD BUSINESS

5. CRL Report, including CAMP Budget.

Simon reviewed the CAMP budget. The final report for FY 2000 shows a beginning fund balance of $32,936 and an ending fund balance of $23,413 rolled over to begin FY 2001. FY 2000 acquisitions expenses were $28,434, which Simon suggested was a record for CAMP. Major expenditures for FY 2000 included Malawi newspapers filmed in bulk, the first of three payments for the Paris Evangelical Mission set, and the conclusion of the Katjavivi SWAPO documents.

Simon reported that the Title VI Centers fund has seen recently little expenditure, as the "Justice Indigene" Senegal project has ended, with only $714 spent in translation fees for preservation documentation during FY 2001. During FY 2000, $10,7000 was contributed by the Title VI Centers and an additional $1,500 has been contributed during FY 2001 to date. Since 1995, the Title VI Centers have contributed $90,050, with the "Justice Indigene" project incurring $78,353 in expenses. The unallocated $11,696 will be spent on the Timbuktu MSS Digitization project and probably the proposed Senegal projects.

Among receipts from the past six months, Simon noted Roosevelt University's deposit of Africa for 1928-1963, Malawi newspapers, the Shephard report on Gold Coast agriculture, and the second shipment of the Katjavivi SWAPO documents. The report for FY 2001 through 31 October 2000 shows an ending fund balance of $44,748, with $21,864 in materials acquisitions commitments approved but not yet spent for a total commitment of $31,410, leaving $13,338 uncommitted and available for new projects. Simon added that CRL's $4,000 annual commitment to CAMP is not included in this report, as it is made in the fourth quarter. The major expense for FY 2001 to date is the second payment for the Paris Evangelical Mission set. Materials on order include Somalia Newspapers, Post-Barre Period part II, Somalia Reports, Post-Barre Period parts II-III; seventeen Malawi newspaper titles are being prepared. Simon provided a list of CAMP titles recently cataloged, including Swaziland Official Publications, 1880-1975, for which CRL lacks the second supplement, post-1975. Simon reported that this part is no longer available through IDC, and he asked if members held the second supplement. Foster will check Ohio's holdings for completeness.

Simon said that CRL's search for a new president is ongoing, with interviews scheduled for November and an appointment anticipated in early 2001. CRL placed a temporary hold on non-member borrowing; the new lending policy, which is considerably more expensive for non-members, has been posted on the CRL web site.

CRL grant proposal to National Endowment for the Humanities on behalf of International Coalition on Newspapers [ICON] has been accepted: $365,000 was awarded for three years to compile an international newspaper union list similar to AFRINUL for pre-1950 titles. The grant includes some funding for preservation. No funding is provided for African newspapers, chiefly owing to the pre-1950 limit.

CRL has begun a pilot program for cataloging its 750,000-title foreign dissertation backlog. Non-MARC records for 10,000-12,000 titles will be searchable through the CRL "Quick Search" web page.

Olson asked that CRL restart its program offering CRL or CAMP records for local loading in member libraries' catalogs. He asked which institutions have loaded CRL or CAMP records into their local catalogs. Harvard, Florida, MELVYL, Iowa, OhioLink, and Wisconsin were named.

Bell-Gam noted that African titles are not included in CRL's list of "foreign periodical subscriptions received by CRL". Simon said he will check this, and suggested that CAMP could follow up with a position statement.

The Chair noted that University of Kansas, represented by Ken Lohrentz, has joined CAMP, and Simon added that University of Western Australia may have dropped its membership.

6. CIC-NEH Report.

Easterbrook reported on the successful Committee on Institutional Cooperation (Big Ten universities and University of Chicago) preservation microfilming proposal to the National Endowment for the Humanities, which began on 1 October 2000. The project includes microfilming African newspapers not previously filmed, working from a list of titles established several projects ago. Filming will not begin until Spring 2001, and therefore a funding commitment does not need to be made at this meeting. However, funding needs should be available at the Spring 2001 meeting and should be similar to earlier projects.

7. ASA Conference Papers.

The Chair began discussion by stating that CAMP will send a resolution to Loree Jones, ASA Executive Director, stressing that she needs to enforce participation among conference paper presentors. Malanchuk noted that only twelve conference papers were submitted from last year's ASA annual meeting, that the practice of collecting abstracts only is inadequate, and that Jones and the Chair and all members of the ASA Publications Committee need to be alerted to their gatekeeper role. Easterbrook suggested that future correspondence should refer to the letter he wrote as ALC Chair to David Wylie, then ASA President; he added that our efforts should be made prior to the ASA Board meeting in Spring 2001. Bell-Gam said that she would mention the ASA Papers during her ALC presentation before the ASA Board on Sunday. Easterbrook noted that Caruso, serving on the ASA Board, will second her presentation, and he asked Bell-Gam to report back so that we could act appropriately. Malanchuk commented that Caruso and he were incredulous at the naive comments made by the ASA Board and Publications Committee in recent meetings.

Bell-Gam asked if CAMP should be involved in this, or if the issue is solely one for ALC. Easterbrook advised that ALC should deal with the ASA Board. He considered that CAMP, at its most basic level, is merely a consumer of the ASA's product and also represents many users. Olson noted that our strategy at the Spring 2000 meeting was to present questions to the ASA without identifying action CAMP could take. He suggested that CAMP should now offer through ALC to participate as a preservation resource. Easterbrook added that Northwestern University can participate in its role as the ASA repository by asking that ASA send all conference papers, including the papers only on CD-ROM, since the early 1990s.

The Chair asked what would take place in the worst case: CAMP would allocate funds to microfilm from the CD-ROM. Simon added that permissions would need to be sought, and Easterbrook suggested that the ASA Board would give approval if we could give them a plan. Olson commented that we are faced with two worst cases: the preservation of the papers already on CD-ROM and the availability of any future conference papers.

Malanchuk suggested that Jones and the ASA Board be told that ASA conference papers are in demand: requests have been received recently at the ASA Executive, Northwestern, Florida, and UCLA. All papers are covered in the Northwestern Conference Paper Index and are available through interlibrary loan. Owusu-Ansah expressed concern that his work read at the ASA Meetings would be considered a formal publication, although he agreed that Jones needs to be alerted. Olson responded that the decrease in papers has occurred only recently, and Walsh pointed out that scholars who cite their papers among their publications must accept that they should be available for reading.

The Chair called for a summary of action to be taken. Bell-Gam will include CAMP's concern in her ALC report, and will report back to Coelho, incoming ALC Chair. Bischof requested that we lobby ASA Board and Publications Committee members in addition to sending letters from CAMP and ALC. We will work on developing a CD-ROM to microfilm proposal. Paulos and Bischof suggested inviting Jones to an upcoming ALC meeting, both to introduce her to the group and to discuss archiving the conference papers. Walsh requested that we notify our faculty and students at our institutions, and Olson suggested referring them to Jones and the current and incoming ASA Chairs, Lansine Kaba (who is incoming ASA Publications chair) and Catharine Newbury. Goral suggested that Bell-Gam contact Ned Alpers, program committee chair for the next ASA Annual Meeting, for cooperation in soliciting conference papers.

8. CRL-Foreign Official Gazettes Task Force meeting.

Olson reported on the FOG Task Force meeting, 18 July 2000, in Philadelphia, citing his summary for the CRL Area Studies Projects on the CRL web.

Olson showed sample CRLCATALOG records for FOGs, which provide information on CRL and FOG Task Force member holdings and commercially-available microform editions. He expressed concern that the records had been modified by deleting "CAMP" from the Call Number or Location fields, making it difficult for CAMP members to identify their holdings; he noted that many of these records are inventory records, not full cataloging records. He suggested that CAMP ask CRL to move the FOG inventory to a database similar to AFRINUL rather than use the CRLCATALOG as a union list and that CAMP holdings be restored as second locations. Simon said that he would ask that CAMP and other holdings be treated as multiple locations.

Simon distributed a list of official gazettes which had never been microfilmed and which noted paper holdings among FOG Task Force members. Olson added that Pat Finney at CRL is also asking for our assistance in identifying official gazettes that she has missed. Woodson asked if Simon wanted CAMP members to check their holdings for missing issues. Simon agreed and added that CAMP might want to microfilm relevant titles.

In discussion, Bell-Gam speculated if CAMP's request for modifying the CRLCATALOG's FOG records would be viewed by the FOG Task Force as in some way diminishing their efforts, particularly in a time of interim leadership at CRL. Olson replied that CAMP participates in the FOG Task Force as the representative of the largest area-studies contributor of official gazettes and the largest group of users; and that restoring the records and adopting an AFRINUL-like approach makes appropriate use of the technology CRL has on hand and allows CRL to recognize the contributions of all of its program members. Paulos asked if the FOG Task Force has been able to attract grant funding, a need recognized in the 1999 meeting he attended. Olson replied that they had not begun to pursue funding, but that they were still engaged in transferring collections from contributing members to CRL.

9. Congolese Newspapers Project.

Bockie reported that four Congo newspapers had been collated and sent to Berkeley's Library Photographic Service: Demain le Congo, La Societe, Le Compatriote, and La Libre Expression. Among issues being filmed, Berkeley and Library of Congress Nairobi provided approximately 45 percent each with Northwestern contributing the remaining 10 percent. Bischof reported that CAMP had commited $1,000 and that Berkeley wanted to pay for additional costs.

Bischof reported that Ruth Thomas's account of several titles held at LC Nairobi inspired her to expand the project with Berkeley's support. However, according to Jim Armstrong in Nairobi, LC Nairobi holds hundreds of additional titles. She has asked LC Nairobi to begin filming either at Nairobi or Delhi soon after Armstrong provides Bockie with a list of titles and issues and she and Bockie are able to collate that with Lauer's shipment to Berkeley of LC-provided titles. Bischof added that she is seeking no additional funding for this project and hopes to return the original commitment from CAMP.

10. Liberian Newspapers Project.

Simon reported that Lauer sent Michigan State's holdings to CRL and that Stanford was able to add a few issues. The newspapers are waiting for filming at CRL. He sought guidance on soliciting ASA members through ASA News. Gray responded that Library of Congress has not finished sorting its recent receipts, and Simon agreed to wait for her report. Lauer observed that aiming to meet an ASA News deadline is pointless.

11. Newspapers from the South African Library, Cape Town (Norman Ross).

The Chair reviewed the letter from David Ambrose, National University of Lesotho regarding current Lesotho newspapers.

Woodson reported that checking Yale's holdings has been difficult and that some titles are still on order from Norman Ross. She estimated that Yale holds one-fifth or one-sixth of the titles offered through Norman Ross. Malanchuk also expressed concern over Norman Ross's delays, but Woodson said that the delay may also be caused by the reorganization of South African Library.

Woodson agreed to compare the Lesotho list with Yale's holdings and report back at the Spring 2001 meeting. The Chair offered to check the Lesotho list against CAMP holdings. Bischof cautioned that these comparisons were for a desiderata list, as with the foreign official gazettes list, for possible future action.

12. Portuguese-language CAMP Brochure.

Bell-Gam reported that the first Portuguese-language translation received from Kathryn Sheldon was lost with the lusophone UCLA grad student recruited to review it. She asked Luiz Mendes, a UCLA librarian from Brazil with technical translation skills, to prepare a new translation; she expressed concern that he lacks experience with African terminology. She reported that the translated text has been given to Coelho for review. Coelho added that a quick glance at the text revealed some possible changes.

13. CAMP Cataloging Backlog.

The Chair reported that half of the Executive Committee responded to Simon's survey prioritizing the backlog, and that Simon will survey the new Executive Committee. Simon added that eliminating the backlog should be a priority for CAMP.

14. Timbuktu MSS Digitization Project.

Easterbrook reported that no activity has occurred in preserving the Mamma Haidara Memorial Library manuscript collection, owing to John Hunwick's stroke in Spring 2000. However, he met with Hunwick last week and Hunwick is preparing now to begin organizing and documenting the collection. The Northwestern conservation lab will perform the preservation. Microfilming had been omitted from the project because some MSS were faded. However, the conservation lab has judged that microfilming from enhanced digital images may be successful, and Easterbrook feels that microfilming should be an important part of the project. Easterbrook suggested that the digital collection should be hosted by CRL if CAMP funds the project; otherwise, Northwestern would host it; he added that CRL and CAMP should be given first right of refusal. Simon added that CRL is interested in the project and noted that the AFRINUL server is practically unused. He cautioned that the collection must have solid metadata.

The Chair proposed voting on funds to support the project. Lauer noted that CAMP had approved funding "in principle", and the Chair added that the consensus had been to fund this as a joint CAMP and Title VI Centers project, each contributing half the cost. Simon estimated the project would cost $7,500 and asked if CAMP should commit funds up to a ceiling. Bell-Gam expressed concern that the Title VI Centers had not met to discuss project funding and that individual centers may have committed their funds to other projects. Lauer added that CAMP will discuss funding for the Senegal Serie D proposal later in the meeting. Wilson asked if a backup funding plan was in place. Easterbrook replied that Northwestern would cover the shortfall from CAMP and Title VI Centers. Walsh added that the Title VI Centers cooperative projects wording is broad enough to cover the project.

Lauer moved to allocate $4,000 to the project; Walsh seconded. The motion passed.

15. Church Missionary Society Archives (Adam Matthew).

Olson reported that Adam Matthew is producing microfilm covering more recent years than the old set held by CAMP. Using reel lists from CRL and Adam Matthew, he prepared a comparison of the two sets to purchase contents missing from the CAMP set. However, Berkeley, Florida, Northwestern, and UCLA have standing orders or hold all available parts. The consensus was to drop the title from consideration.

NEW BUSINESS

16. Senegal Serie D Project Proposal.

The Chair briefly reviewed discussion from the Cooperative Projects meeting, expressing pleasure at the positive response to Caruso's proposal. Simon reported that the Senegal "Justice indigene" project has $11,696 unallocated funds remaining, with approximately $2,000 committed for shipping but never spent, giving the Title VI Centers approximately $13,696 for this project and the Timbuktu Digitization project. The proposal seeks $17,325 in initial funding for the first phase, "Administration centrale", with the entire first phase estimated at $32,000. Bell-Gam and Olson cautioned that the proposal's second phase, "Administration territoriale", requires outside funding.

In discussion, Walsh suggested that our funding plans should take advantage of fiscal year changeovers, and Olson polled Title VI Centers informally to show interest in future contributions to this project. Simon proposed allocating all available Title VI funding: $4,000 for the Timbuktu Digitization project and $9696 for the first phase, "Administration centrale". Bell-Gam expressed concern that the remaining $7,629 for the first phase's initial funding plus the remaining $4,000 allocated for the Timbuktu Digitization project would leave CAMP with $1,710 in available funds, and Olson added that the remainder of first-phase funding must be paid within the next 18 months. The Chair noted that no other costly projects are under consideration and that other commitments are minor ones. Easterbrook added that although Northwestern is not processing ASA conference papers now, CAMP should expect to be billed for microfilming some papers in Spring 2001. Bell-Gam asked that Simon send out requests for contributions to the Title VI Centers soon after this meeting. Owusu-Ansah asked how the Senegal National Archives felt about this project, and the Chair and others replied that the Archives director has attended ASA meetings in the past, that CAMP has sent a trainer, and that the Archives staff are doing the organizing and microfilming and view the collaboration very favorably. Simon proposed that the initial funding be split across two fiscal years, with $5,000 allocated for this year and $7,500 allocated for next year. This provides one-third of the initial funding, the rest paid from available Title VI funds; it pays for the master negative next year; and it assumes that the upcoming Title VI contribution will be similar to past years'.

Foster moved to allocate $5,000 this fiscal year and $7,500 next fiscal year to film the proposal's first part, "Administration centrale ..., sous-serie 10D"; Bischof seconded. The motion passed.

After the vote, Caruso arrived and distributed copies of excerpts of the "Administration centrale" inventory.

17. Population Censuses.

Olson reported that Primary Source Media may have ceased adding to its International Population Censuses set, owing to collecting changes at University of Texas Population Resource Center in 1998. He asked for members whose institutions receive the microform set to examine their latest shipping lists. The comparable IDC set, based on World Bank and overseas collections, is not comprehensive. Also, the international census network of Association of Population Librarians and Information Centers (APLIC) existed merely to backstop the Texas collection; they relied upon Northwestern for African census publications. He asked that librarians be alert to census publications as a new worldwide census cycle has begun. Bischof asked if there was interest in compiling a bibliography of census titles and asked that libraries receiving census titles make announcements on the ALC e-mail list. Olson offered to investigate recent southern African census titles received at Penn's Demography Library and will share announcements from Texas.

18. Additional New Business.

Easterbrook called for an expression of thanks to Helene Baumann for serving as Chair during a transitional period. Our gratitude was offered through applause.

Upon a motion by Walsh and second by Caruso, the meeting was adjourned at 4:21 PM by the Chair.

Submitted by Lauris Olson

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MF
Africa [microform]
London : Oxford University Press, 1928-Published: Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press for the International African Institute, <1999>
In English, French or GermanOrgan of: International Institute of African Languages and Cultures, Jan. 1928-Oct. 1945; International African Institute, Jan. 1946
Microfilm. Wakefield [West Yorkshire] : Micro Methods Limited, microfilm reels ; 35 mm –
Center has:MF-12346 CAMP (17 reels) v. 1-33 (1928-1963)
7363015RECORD # = B15316142
Received on deposit from Roosevelt University

MF Neg. MF.
Business telegraph [microform].
[Blantyre : s.n.,
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. Nov.27/Dec.3,1997-June 30/July 2,1998:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Issues for Nov. 27/Dec. 3, 1997-June 30/July 2, 1998 filmed with: Telegraph (Blantyre, Malawi).
Center has:
MF-5524 CAMP (1 reel) 1997: Nov. 27/Dec. 3-Dec. 4/10, Dec. 17/23-Dec. 31/ Jan. 6, 1998;
1998: Jan.-Apr. 15/16, Apr. 21/23-June 30/July 2.
44753255.
RECORD # = b15216196.
RDATE = 07-11-00.
Paid: $221.65
Status is current.

MF Neg. MF.
The Democrat [microform].
[Lilongwe : s.n., 1994-
Microfilm. July 20/27,1994-Jan.17,1997:[Gaps] [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project by Preservation Resources : [Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 1997-2000. 3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-11183 CAMP (2 reels) 1994: July 20/27-Nov. 21, Dec. 6-21; 1995: Jan.-Mar. 10, Mar. 23-Apr. 6, Apr. 21-28, May 11-July 21, Aug. 5, Aug. 18-Nov. 24, Dec. 21; 1996: Jan. 13-Apr. 9, Apr. 19-27, May 10-June 15, July-Aug. 2.
MF-5508 CAMP (1 reel) 1996: Aug. 2-Dec.; 1997: Jan. 17.
37825569.
RECORD # = b14712830.
RDATE = 06-29-00.
Paid: $118.39
Ceased title.

MF Neg. MF.
The enquirer [microform].
Blantyre : Commercial Development Graphic Ltd., [1993-
Published irregularly.
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. Aug.2/8,1993-Dec.24,1998/Jan.8,1999:[Gaps] [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project by Preservation Resources : [Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 1997-2000. 2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-11184 CAMP (1 reel) 1993: Aug. 2/8-Sept. 20/26, Oct. 5-Dec. 15, Dec. 31;
1994: Jan.-Dec.;
1995: Jan.-Feb. 3/9, Feb. 17/23-Aug. 3/8, Aug. 25/31-Dec. 19;
1996: Jan.-June 19/25, July 5/11-19/25.
MF-5512 CAMP (1 reel) 1996: July 26/Aug. 1-Dec. 23/27; 1997: Jan. 14/20-May 16/22, June 5/11-Dec. 16/24; 1998: Jan. 16/21-Dec. 24/Jan. 8, 1999.
37825356.
RECORD # = b14712842.
RDATE = 07-11-00. [current shipment – 1996-1998]
Paid: $241.87
Status is current.

MF Neg. MF.
The financial observer [microform].
Blantyre, Malawi : West Publications,
"Malawi's own business paper," <Aug. 1993->
Published irregularly, May 1994-Apr. 1995.
Microfilm. v.5,no.12-v.7,no.5(Aug.1993-May 18,1995):[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-5546.
Center has:
MF-5546 CAMP (1 reel) v. 5: no. 12 (Aug. 1993); v. 6: no. 2-12 (Oct. 1993-Apr. 13/20, 1994); no. 14-17 (July 18/25-Aug. 20/26, 1994); no. 19 (Sept. 19, 1994); v. 7: no. 2-3 (Apr. 26-May 9, 1995); no. 5 (May 18, 1995).
44996401.
RECORD # = b15311260.

MF Neg. MF.
The flame [microform].
Blantyre : Central Publications Ltd., 1993- (Lilongwe : Alpha Printers).
In English, with some Chewa.
Microfilm. Feb.24/Mar.9-Mar.24/Apr.6,May 3/9,June,Oct.,Nov.29/Dec.12,1993. Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 1998-2000. On 2 microfilm reels with other items ; 35
mm. Filmed from imperfect copy.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-11574.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-5546.
MF-5546 CAMP (1 reel) 1993: Feb. 24/Mar.9-Mar. 24/Apr. 6, May 3/9, [June?].
MF-11574 CAMP (1 reel) 1993: Oct., Nov. 29/Dec. 12.
39694012.
RECORD # = b14896199.

MF Neg. MF.
Freedom [microform].
Mzuzu : [Friendly Publications Ltd.], 1996-
Published irregularly.
In English with some Nyanja.
Microfilm. Sept.10/22,1996-Dec.15/21,1997:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-5546.
Center has:
MF-5546 CAMP (1 reel) 1996: Sept. 10/22-Dec. 21/Jan. 4, 1997;
1997: Jan. 16/30-May 20/29, Aug. 8/14-Dec. 15/21.
Neg. MF-at lab.
44997225.
RECORD # = b15311338.

MF Neg. MF.
The independent [microform].
Blantyre : [s.n.,
Issues for <July 21/27, 1993>-June 21/27, 1995 called: "Midweek ed." or "Weekend ed."
Published irregularly.
Some issues in English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. July 21/27,1993-Dec.19,1997:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-12299 CAMP (2 reels) 1993: July 21/27-July 28/Aug. 3, Aug. 7/13-Sept. 18/24, Oct. 2/8-Dec.;
1994: Jan.-May 14/19, May 24/30-Dec.;
1995: Jan. 10/16-Jan. 31/Feb. 6, Feb. 7/13, Mar. 10/16-Oct. 20/25, Nov. 8/13-Dec.;
1996: Jan.-July 12, Aug. 9-Dec.;
1997: Jan.-Dec.
44743123.
RECORD # = b15188425.
RDATE = 06-30-00.
Paid: $598.26
Status is current.

MF Neg. MF.
Kommando [microform].
Mzuzu, Malawi : Friendly Publications, 1996.
Microfilm. Mar.11/24-Aug.19/Sept.3,1996 Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-5546.
Center has:
MF-5546 CAMP (1 reel) Mar. 11/24-Aug. 19/Sept. 3, 1996.
Neg. MF-at lab.
44997215.
RECORD # = b1531134x.

MF Neg. MF.
The Malawi financial post [microform].
Limbe : Osman Communications Ltd., 1992-
Title from caption.
Issues lack numerical designation.
Microfilm. Feb.5/11,1992-Aug.4,1993:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-5546.
Center has:
MF-5546 CAMP (1 reel) 1992: Feb. 5/11-12/18, Mar. 11/24, Apr. 8/21, May 13/26, June 10/23-June 24/July 7, July 15/28-Aug. 14/27, Oct. 2/15, Oct. 31/Nov. 14;
1993: Apr. 16/May 1-May 16/20, July 28, Aug. 4.
Neg. MF-at lab.
44970284.
RECORD # = b15311016.

MF Neg. MF.
The Malawi times [microform].
Blantyre : [s.n.], 1995-
Published irregularly, <Feb. 27, 1997-Aug. 22/27, 1997>
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. June 9-16,1995;Feb.27-Aug.22/27,1997 Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 1998-2000. On 2 microfilm reels with other items ; 35 mm.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-5546.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-11574.
Center has:
MF-11574 CAMP (1 reel) 1995: June 9-16.
MF-5546 CAMP (1 reel) 1997: Feb. 27-Aug. 22/27.
Neg. MF-at lab.
39696587.
RECORD # = b14896357.

MF Neg. MF.
Malawi today [microform].
Blantyre : Financial Digest Ltd., 1997-
Published irregularly.
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. July 3/9,1997-Dec.24/27,1998:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-3801 CAMP (1 reel) 1997: July 3/9-Dec.;
1998: Jan.-July 3/6, July 16/20-Aug. 6/10, Sept. 4/9-Sept. 29/Oct. 5, Oct. 20/26-Dec.
44743484.
RECORD # = b15216238.
RDATE = 07-11-00.
Paid: $238.45
Title ceased.

Malawian miscellaneous newspapers.
2nd reel contains 7 titles (Financial Observer, the Flame, Freedom, Kommando, Malawi Financial Post, Malawi Times, New Express).
See: Individual titles
RDATE = 06-29-00.
Paid: $342.11

MF Neg. MF.
Michiru sun [microform].
Blantyre : G.E. Publications Ltd., 1992-
Issue for Aug. 1992 called "Premiere ed."; for June 1998: "Relaunch ed."
None published, Nov. 30(?), 1996-May 1998.
In English and Nyanja, Feb. 1993-
Microfilm. Aug.1992-June 1998:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed for Cooperative Africana Microform Project by Preservation Resources; [Chicago, Ill.] : Available from Center for Research Libraries, 1997-2000. 2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. List of holdings on leader is inaccurate.
Center has:
MF-5513 CAMP (1 reel) 1992: Aug., Nov.-Dec.; 1993: Jan.-Apr.
MF-11023 CAMP (1 reel) 1993: Aug. (1st ed.), Aug.-Sept. (month-end), Sept. (month-end), Oct. (1st ed.), Nov. 5-30, Dec. 10/16-17/23;
1994: Jan. 7/13-Feb. 18/24, Mar. 7/13, 18/24, Mar. 29/Apr. 3, Apr. 13/19-22/29, May 14/20, May 28/June 2, June 6/12-June 14/19, June 27/29, July 5/11-28/31, Aug. 8/12-Sept. 27/Oct. 3, Oct. 25/31, Nov. 8/14-Nov. 25/Dec. 1, Dec. 9/15, 22/31;
1995: Jan. (special issue), Jan. 12/18, 26/31, Feb. 8/14-13/19, May 4/10-19/25, June 7/14, July 17/21.
MF-5513 CAMP (1 reel) 1995: July 31/Aug. 4.
MF-11023 CAMP (1 reel) 1995: Aug. 16/23, Sept. 7/13-21/27, Oct. 5/11-13/18, 26/31, Nov. 15/22-23/29, Dec. 22/28;
1996: Jan. 18/24, Apr. 29/May 5, May 10/16-17/24, June 28/July 3-July 3/11,July 25/30.
MF-5513 CAMP (1 reel) 1996: Aug. 10/15, Sept. 26/29, Oct. 25/29, Nov. 29;
1998: June.
36895196.
RECORD # = b1471291x.
RDATE = 06-29-00. [current shipment MF-5513] Fills in gaps of previous reel.
Paid: $99.14
Title ceased.

MF Neg. MF.
The mirror [microform].
[Blantyre : s.n.], 1993- (Lilongwe : United Printers Ltd.).
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. Oct.4,1993-Dec.30,1998:[Gaps] [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project : [Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 1997-2000. 5 reels ; 35 mm.
Issues of Weekend mirror for June 28-Dec. 6, 1997 filmed at end of MF-12300 CAMP (reel 2).
Center has:
MF-11186 CAMP (2 reels) 1993: Oct. 4-Dec.;
1994: Jan.-June 13, June 21-Aug. 5, Aug. 15-Oct. 25, Nov. 21-Dec.; 1995: Jan.-Dec.; 1996: Jan.-July 13.
MF-12300 CAMP (3 reels) 1996: July 29-Oct. 11, Nov. 15-Dec. 13;
1997: Jan. 14-Apr. 7, Apr. 11-July 5, July 9-18, July 21-Aug. 13, Aug. 16-22, Aug. 25-Sept. 29, Oct. 3-22, 25-31, Nov. 4-20, 25-29, Dec. 6-11, 17-19, 24;
1998: Jan. 8-16, Jan. 23-Mar. 17, Mar. 19-June 5, June 12-July 18, Aug. 5, 12, Aug. 20-Sept. 17, Sept. 25-Dec. 30 (no issues of Weekend mirror, Jan.-June).
37825288.
RECORD # = b14712933.
RDATE = 07-11-00. [current shipment 1996-1998]
Paid: $728.63
Status is Current.

MF Neg. MF.
The monitor [microform].
Blantyre, Malawi : Commercial Development Group Ltd.,
"Moving with the people towards the new Malawi."
Published irregularly.
In English and Nyanja, Mar. 9, 1993-
Microfilm. Feb.24/Mar.3,1993-Feb.19/20,1996:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries], 2000. 6 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-12293 CAMP (6 reels) 1993: Feb. 24/Mar. 3-July 7, July 14-Dec.;
1994: Jan.-May 4, May 9-11, 16-28, June 1-10, June 20-July 22, July 25-Nov. 17, Nov. 21-29, Dec. 2-30;
1995: Jan. 3-Feb. 6, Feb. 8-July 10, July 14-Nov., Dec. 11, 18-29;
1996: Jan.-Feb. 19/20.
44607326.
RECORD # = b15216172.
RDATE = 07-12-00.
Paid: $1,495.60
Title ceased.

MF Neg. MF.
The new express [microform].
Blantyre : New Express Ltd., 1993-1994.
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. Jan.8/14,1993-July 22/28,1994:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm.
Malawian miscellaneous newspapers ; MF-5546.
Center has:
MF-5546 CAMP (1 reel) 1993: Jan. 8/14-Dec. 17, Dec. 31; 1994: Jan.-July 22/28.
Neg. MF-at lab.
44996947.
RECORD # = b15216287.

MF Neg. MF.
The new vision [microform].
Lilongwe : Vision Publications, 1997-
"Without fear or favour."
Microfilm. Jan.24,1997-Dec.5,1998:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-5533 (1 reel) 1997: Jan. 24-Mar. 14, Mar. 27-July 11, July 25, Aug. 8-Oct. 17, Oct. 31-Nov. 14;
1998: Feb. 20, Mar. 7-20, Apr. 3-17, May 4-9, May 29-Oct. 5, Oct. 23-Dec. 5.
44752999.
RECORD # = b15216263.
RDATE = 07-25-00.
Paid: $307.87

MF Neg. MF.
Odini [microform].
Lilongwe : Likuni Press and Pub. House,
Published irregularly, Jan. 19/Feb. 1, 1996-
In English and Nyanja, <12/25 Jan. 1990->
Microfilm. v.41,no.1-v.47,no.19(Jan.12/25,1990-Dec.20,1996/Jan.2,1997): [Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries], 2000. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-5517 CAMP (1 reel) v. 41: no. 1 (Jan. 12/25, 1990); no. 7-10 (Apr. 6/19-May 18/31, 1990); no. 14 (July 13/26, 1990); no. 17 (Aug. 24/Sept. 6, 1990); no. 21-24 (Oct. 19/31-Nov. 30/Dec. 13, 1990);
v. 42: no. 1-2 (Jan. 11/24-Jan. 25/Feb. 7, 1991); no. 4-6 (Feb. 22/Mar. 7-Mar. 22/Apr. 4, 1991); no. 10-12 (May 17/30-June 14/27, 1991);
v. 43: no. 5-12 (Mar. 6/19-June 12/25, 1992); no. 21 (Oct. 16/29, 1992);
v. 44: no. 7 (Apr. 2/15, 1993); no. 9-13 (Apr. 30/May 13-June 25/July 8, 1993); no. 21-25 (Oct. 15/28-Dec. 10/23, 1993);
v. 45: no. 1-9 (Jan. 7/20-Apr. 29/May 12, 1994); no. 11-22 (May 27/June 9-Oct. 28/Nov. 10, 1994); no. 24-26 (Nov. 25/Dec. 8, 1994-Dec. 23, 1994/Jan. 5, 1995);
v. 46: no. 1-22 (Feb. 17/Mar. 2, 1995-Dec. 22, 1995/Jan. 4, 1996);
v. 47: no. 1-19 (Jan. 19/Feb. 1, 1996-Dec. 20, 1996/Jan. 2, 1997).
44645305.
RECORD # = b15218004.
RDATE = 07-12-00.
Paid: $325.66

MF Neg. MF.
Saturday nation [microform].
[Blantyre : Nation Publications Ltd., 1995-
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. Aug.5/11,1995-July 27/Aug.2,1996 [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project : [Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 1997. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Weekly ed. of: Nation (Blantyre, Malawi).
Center has:
MF-11187 CAMP (1 reel) 1995: Aug. 5/11-Dec. 30/Jan. 5; 1996: Jan. 6/12-July 27/Aug. 2.
37823725.
RECORD # = b14713020.
RDATE = 07-11-00.
Title ceased.

FICHE Neg.-FICHE CAMP.
Shephard, C. Y. (Cecil Yaxley).
Report on the economics of peasant agriculture in the Gold Coast / by C.Y. Shephard.
Accra : Government Printing Dept., 1936.
"No. 1 of 1936."
Microfiche. Bethlehem, PA : Microfilmed for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project, The Center for Research Libraries, by Preservation Resources, 2000. 5 microfiches.
44880884.
RECORD # = b15259912.
RDATE = 07-12-00.
Paid: $62.73

MF Neg. MF.
The star [microform].
Blantyre : Star Publications Ltd., 1996-
Published irregularly, Jan. 14/15, 1998-
Most issues in English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. June 3,1998-June 26/July 2,1998:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 4 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-12301 CAMP (4 reels) 1996: June 3-10, 17-26, July 1-10, July 12-Dec.;
1997: Jan.-Aug. 11/12, Aug. 15/16-29/30, Sept. 5/6-Dec.;
1998: Jan.-May 15/18, May 27/29, June 12/16, June 26/July 2.
44752553.
RECORD # = b15216184.
RDATE = 07-25-00.
Paid: $1,042.94
Title ceased.

MF-5530 Neg. MF-at lab.
SWAPO documents of Dr. Peter Katjavivi [microform].
Bethlehem, Pa. : Filmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project at Center for Research Libraries, 2000.
Reels 7-11. Category 24. SWAPO public information: serials.
Reel 7 Namib Today
           Namibia Today
Reel 8 Namibia
           Namibia: Namibia Today
           Namibia Today (Lusaka, Zambia
Reel 9 Namibia News
           Namibia News Suomenkielisena
           Ombuze Ya Namibia
Reel 10 SWAPO of Namibia: Information and Comments
            SWAPO Information Bulletin
Reel 11 The Combatant
            Namibia Youth
43852852.
RECORD # = b15150306.
RDATE: 4/28/00 [current shipment - 5 reels serials]
Paid: $1196.02

MF Neg. MF.
The telegraph [microform].
Blantyre, Malawi : Proserve Publications, 1997-
Vol. 1, no. 5 omitted in numbering.
Microfilm. Sept.8/15-Oct.28/Nov.3,1997 Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Filmed with: Business telegraph, Nov. 27/Dec. 3, 1997-June 30/July 2, 1998.
Center has:
MF-5524 CAMP (1 reel) Sept. 8/15-Oct. 28/Nov. 3, 1997.
44753237.
RECORD # = b15295011.

MF Neg. MF.
The tempest [microform].
Lilongwe : Karora Printing & Pub., 1997-
In English and Nyanja.
Microfilm. Apr.7-Nov.4/9,1997:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-5524 CAMP (1 reel) 1997: Apr. 7-21, May 5-19, June-Aug. 19/25, Sept.-Oct. 20/26, Nov. 4/9.
44743154.
RECORD # = b15216354.
RDATE = 07-11-00.
Paid: $129.25
Title ceased.

MF Neg. MF
Trait d'union (Antwerp, Belgium)
Anvers : Universite Coloniale, [1932-1940]
Organ of: Association des etudiants de L'Universite coloniale de Belgique
Microfilm. 1.annee:no 1-9.annee:no 2 (31 mars 1932-mars 1940): [Gaps]. Chicago, Ill. : Filmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project at Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm
Center has:
MF-5578 CAMP (1 reel) v. 1, no. 1-2 (Mar.-July 1932); v. 2, no. 1-v. 8, no. 3 (Nov. 1932-Aug. 1939); v. 9, no. 1/2 (Mar. 1940)
45227676
RECORD # = b15244507
RDATE = 7-14-00
Paid: $251.31

MF Neg. MF.
UDF news [microform].
[Lilongwe : UDF News Ltd.,
In English and Nyanja <Mar. 12/19, 1993->
"Voice of the United Democratic Front."
Microfilm. Jan.15,1993-May 29/June 1,1998:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microform Project ; [Chicago, Ill.] : Available from Center for Research Libraries, 1997-2000. 3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-11022 CAMP (2 reels) 1993: Jan. 15, 30, Feb. 12-23, Mar. 12/19-June 17/24, July 2/8-Nov. 22, Nov. 29/Dec. 2-Dec. 11/15, Dec. 27/30;
1994: Jan. 6/10-Oct. 7, Oct. 25, Nov. 4-Dec. 15/21, Dec. 29/Jan. 4, 1995;
1995: Jan.-Aug. 17/23, Aug. 21/Sept. 6-Dec. 21/27;
1996: Jan. 5/10-July 26/31.
MF-12292 CAMP (2 reels) 1996: Aug. 3/7-Sept. 27/Oct. 2, Oct. 11/16-Dec.;
1997: Jan.-July 11/13, July 17/20-Dec.;
1998: Jan.-Feb. 17/19, Feb. 24/26-May 29/June 1.
36987838.
RECORD # = b1471307x.
RDATE: 07-19-00 [current shipment 1996-1998]
Paid: $503.62

Weekend Nation.
Blantyre, Malawi.
RECORD # = b15189089.
2 reels [vol. 1, 2 - vol. 2, n. 52] (Sept. 13/14. 1997 - Dec. 26/27, 1998)
RDATE = 06-30-00.
Paid: $745.43
Status is current.

MF Neg. MF.
The weekly chronicle [microform].
Lilongwe, Malawi : Chronicle Newspapers Ltd., 1994-
Some issues accompanied by supplement called: Midweek chronicle; some by supplement called: Weekend chronicle.
In English, Tumbuka and Chewa.
Microfilm. July 25/31,Sept.19/25,1994;Feb.15-Dec.21/27,1998:[Gaps] [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microform Project : Available from Center for Research Libraries, 1998-2000. 2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-11586 CAMP (1 reel) 1994: July 25/31, Sept. 19/25;
1995: Feb. 15 , Feb. 20/26-Mar. 6/12, Mar. 20/26-Apr. 17/23, May 1/7-July 10/16, July 24/30-Dec.;
1996: Jan.-July 22/28.
MF-5514 CAMP (1 reel) 1996: July 29/Aug. 4-Dec.;
1997: Jan.-June 17/22, June 30/July 6-Aug., Sept. 8/14-Oct. 31/Nov. 6, Dec. 8/14;
1998: Feb. 2/8-May 18/24, June 15/21-Sept. 14/20, Oct. 5/11-Dec. 21/27.
39775690.
RECORD # = b1485174x.
RDATE = 06-30-00.
Paid: $423.76
Status is current.

MF Neg. MF.
The weekly news [microform].
Blantyre : [s.n.], 1996-
"Malawi's national weekly."
In English and Nyanja.
Published by Dept. of Information, May 21/27, 1996-
Microfilm. May 6/12,1996-Oct.30/Nov.2,1998:[Gaps] Bethlehem, Pa. : Microfilmed by Preservation Resources for Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project ; [Chicago, Ill. : Available from] Center for Research Libraries, 2000. 3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Center has:
MF-12297 CAMP (3 reels) 1996: May 6/12-Dec.;
1997: Jan.-June 13/16, June 20/23-July 11/14, July 18/21, July 25/28-Aug. 22/25, Aug. 29/Sept. 1-Dec. 16/18, Dec. 23/25;
1998: Jan.-Oct. 30/Nov. 2.
44752095.
RECORD # = b15189077.
RDATE = 06-30-00.
Paid: $809.89
Status is current

Somalia newspapers, post-Barre period. Part II [microform].
New Delhi : Library of Congress Office ; Washington, D.C. : Available from Library of Congress, Photoduplication Service, 1999.
In Somali, with some English.
A collection of newspapers published in Mogadishu, Hargeisa, etc. in the post-Barre period, 1991-
Guide to contents appears on the first microfiche.
Collected and assembled by the Library of Congress, Nairobi Office. Additional issues of newspapers included in Pt. I may be found, along with new titles, in Pt. II- of this collection.
RECORD # = b15264166.
ODATE = 5-15-00

Somalia reports, post-Barre period. Part II [microform].
New Delhi : Library of Congress Office ; Washington, D.C. : Available from Library of Congress, Photoduplication Service, 1998.
A collection of reports issued by governmental and non-governmental organizations documenting conditions in Somalia in the post-Barre period, 1991-
Guide to contents appears on the first microfiche.
Collected and assembled by the Library of Congress, Nairobi Office.
Additional materials issued by organizations included in Part I may be found, along with reports by new organizations, in Pt. II- of this collection.
RECORD # = b15264130.
ODATE = 5-15-00

Somalia reports, post-Barre period. Part III [microform].
New Delhi : Library of Congress Office ; Washington, D.C. : Available from Library of Congress, Photoduplication Service, 1999.
A collection reports published by overnmental and non-governmental organizations documenting conditions in Somalia in the post-Barre period, 1991-
Guide to contents appears on the first microfiche.
Collected and assembled by the Library of Congress, Nairobi Office.
Additional materials issued by organizations included in Pt. I may be found, along with reports by new organizations, in Pt. II- of this collection.
In Somali.
RECORD # = b15264142.
ODATE = 5-15-00

FICHE Neg.-FICHE.
Museum of Mankind.
Nigerian bronzes from the Museum of Mankind [microform].
London, England : Trustees of the British Museum : Ormonde Pub. Ltd., 1985.
Accompanied by index (49, 11 leaves ; 23 cm.) with title: Nigerian bronzes from the Museum of Mankind on colour microfiche.
12994868.
RECORD # = b14093005.

B-47054 Loan copy NK7989.6.N5 Ref.
Nigerian bronzes from the Museum of Mankind on colour microfiche.
London [England] : Ormonde Pub. Ltd., c 1985.
Index to the microfiche set with title: Nigerian bronzes from the Museum of Mankind.
23465895.
RECORD # = b15317298.

MF-5643 Neg. MF-at lab.
[Recueil de textes concernant l'histoire du Soudan] [microform].
Paris : Bibliotheque nationale, Service photographique, Departement des manuscrits, [19--].
"Arabe 5259."
Title from: Blochet, E. Catalogue des manuscrits arabes des nouvelles acquisitions (1884-1924). Paris : E. Leroux, 1925.
Compilation of texts concerning the history of Sudan, forming part of the Fonds Archinard in the Bibliotheque nationale, Departement des manuscrits: Taraifa, by Sidi Moukhtar, concerning the populations of the Sahara; treatise written by Ahmad Baba Al-Toumboukti concerning Sudan; significant fragments concerning the history of Tombouctou in second half of the 18 century, attributed to Maula Ghassouni; fragments of Fatassi, written by Mahmadou Koti; a letter of Sheikh Moukhtar; a legal consultation written by Mohyi ad-Din Abd Allah Sidi Mohammad ibn Abd Al-Karim Al-Mogali Al-Tilimsani; a list of the kings of Massina; a historical treatise by Ahmad Al-Bika; a fragment of Fatassi; a letter of Abd Al-Kadir, general of Sheikh Ahmadou, concerning a campaign against the Tauregs; le Divan al-loulouk fi salatin al-Soudan, a history of Sudan from 1656 to 1747; le Tohfat al-albab, by Abou Abd Allah Al-Gharnati.
45204292.
RECORD # = b15321046.

MF-12322.
Steyn Commission papers [microform].
New Haven, CT : Microfilmed by Archival Microfilming Services for the
African Collection, Yale University Library, 1998.
Also known as: Goldstone Commission papers
Collection of reports.
Text in English and Afrikaans.
STE ste.
campm.
45046671.
RECORD # = b15312720.

FICHE CAMP.
Swaziland official publications, 1880-1972 / State Library, Pretoria.
Pretoria : State Library, 1973-1975.
Title from container.
Index and guide to set published separately with same title.
Index and guide to set available for loan at C-24495.
3145482.
RECORD # = b15317304.

FICHE CAMP.
[Swaziland official publications, 1973-1975] / State Library, Pretoria.
Pretoria : [Microfilmed for] State Library [by Inter Documentation Co.], 1979.
Index and guide to set (with title: Swaziland official publications. Supplement, 1973-1975) included in Center's loan copy of: Swaziland official publications 1880-1972, a bibliography of the original and microfiche edition, shelved at C-24495.
SHELVED AS: Swaziland government publications, 1973-1975.
8266502.
RECORD # = b15317316.

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