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 | Ensoll, J. (1964) |
| Kenya wants federation | |
 | The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 42 #5. p. 271-272. |
| MacAteer, W. (1964) |
| One party system in Tanganyika | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 42 #5. p. 271. |
| Silva, Enid de (1964) |
| Kenya trains lawyers | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 42 #5. p. 253-254. |
| Tristram, U.B. (1964) |
| The soil is Basutoland | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 42 #4. p. 195-196. |
| Anonymous (1964) |
| Ghana's land revolution | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 42 #2. p. 82-85. |
| Anonymous (1964) |
| Political prisoners in Ghana | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 42 #1. p. 45. |
| Anonymous (1964) |
| Marketing Boards in Nigeria | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 42. p. 315-317. |
| Ensoll, J. (1963) |
| Problems of Kenya | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 41 #12. p. 813-814. |
| Anonymous (1963) |
| Power for Swaziland | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 41 #10. p. 653-654. |
| Anonymous (1963) |
| Five death sentences for treason in Ghana | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 41 #6. p. 404-405. |
| Kenyatta, Joma (1963) |
| Kenya looks ahead | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 41. p. 447. |
| Clinton, J.V. (1963) |
| A farming revolution in Nigeria | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. p. 173-175. |
| Ensoll, J. (1962) |
| New pattern of race relations for Kenya | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #11. p. 704-705. |
| MacAteer, W. (1962) |
| Tanganyika continues on Ghanaian road | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #11. p. 704. |
| MacAteer, W. (1962) |
| Opposition get-together moves in Tanganyika | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #10. p. 657-658. |
| Anonymous (1962) |
| Uganda's railway to the North | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #10. p. 629-631. |
| North-Coombes, G.A. (1962) |
| Mauritius College of Agriculture looks ahead | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #9. p. 567-568. |
| Land, H. (1962) |
| The Gambia: politics and groundnuts | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #9. p. 561-564. |
| MacAteer, W. (1962) |
| Tanganyika follows the Ghanaian road | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #8. p. 530-531. |
| Boynton, J. (1962) |
| The communist campaigns in Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #8. p. 494-496. |
| Ingrams, H. (1962) |
| Islam and Africanism in Zanzibar | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #7. p. 427-430. |
| Mzungu, T. (1962) |
| Kenya tribesmen become better farmers | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #7. p. 420-422. |
| Dugdale, J. (1962) |
| Neighbour partners in West Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #7. p. 416-419. |
| Anonymous (1962) |
| Progress of co-operatives in the Gambia | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #6. p. 395. |
| Jones, E.A. (1962) |
| Test for Uganda's emergent nationalism | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #6. p. 392-393. |
| Anonymous (1962) |
| Ghanaian minister's fall from power | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #6. |
| Lewis, P. (1962) |
| Nigeria shows the federal way | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #4. p. 213-215. |
| Anonymous (1962) |
| Ghana may get volta power in 1965 | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #2. p. 116. |
| Murarka, Dev. (1962) |
| France and its African community | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 40 #2. p. 77-80. |
| Betts, T.F. (1961) |
| The new farmers of Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 39 #7. p. 436-438. |
| Boynton, J. (1961) |
| Moscow's 'colonial university' | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 39 #6. p. 360. |
| Mackay, M. (1961) |
| Ghana and the press | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 39. p. 79-81. |
| Darby, A. (1961) |
| East Africa: the tangled webb - the case for federation | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 39. p. 74-78. |
| Evans, R. (1960) |
| Africans as livestock farmers | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #11. p. 721-723. |
| Rose, J.M. (1960) |
| Unity is vital for Sierra Leone | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #11. p. 706-709. |
| Blood, H. (1960) |
| How far can Zanzibar advance? | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #11. p. 699-701. |
| Collier, J. (1960) |
| Yeoman farmer scheme for Kenya | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #10. p. 671. |
| Anonymous (1960) |
| Groundnut economics in the Gambia | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #10. p. 669-670. |
| Skeet, T.H.H. (1960) |
| What sort of West African co-operation? | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #8. p. 499-501. |
| Owens, W.H. (1960) |
| New links in Central African Transport | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #6. p. 367-370. |
| Jones, E.A. (1960) |
| Political doubts halt investment in East Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #5. p. 329-330. |
| Jones, B.Th. (1960) |
| Bringing crops to a Somali Desert | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38 #4. p. 242-244. |
| Chirwa, Orton (1960) |
| Nyasaland wants self-government now | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 38. p. 156-158. |
| Anonymous (1959) |
| Mauritius sugar industry looks ahead | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 57. p. 200. |
| Anonymous (1959) |
| Northern Rhodesia's polder scheme | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37 #12. p. 817. |
| Kruger, A.S. (1959) |
| Business versus politics in South Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37 #9. p. 615-616. |
| Anonymous (1959) |
| Economical planning in the Gambia | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37. p. 197-198. |
| Anonymous (1959) |
| New-style democracy in Ghana | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37. p. 197. |
| Hazareesingh, K. (1959) |
| Social experiment in Mauritius | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37. p. 171-172. |
| Aldridge, Ph. (1959) |
| The federation must have more industries | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37. p. 115-158. |
| Robinson, D.C. (1959) |
| Ghana's 'New Town' | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37. p. 65-66. |
| Anonymous (1959) |
| Vast rail and river projects for Nigeria | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37. p. 53-54. |
| Haarer, A.E. (1959) |
| Seychelles | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 37. p. 23-34. |
| Herd, N. (1958) |
| Union's mineral and agricultural wealth | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 56. p. 227-229. |
| Wynn-Jones, H. (1958) |
| Opening up Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 36. p. 286-288. |
| Anonymous (1958) |
| A challenge to the people of Mauritius | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 36. p. 262. |
| Hitchcock, E. (1958) |
| Sisal, the 'white gold of Africa' | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 36. p. 35-38. |
| Marquand, H.A. (1958) |
| Must East Africa be starved of capital? | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35 #9. p. 403-406. |
| Horsfall, J.C. (1958) |
| Fettering the C.D.C. | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 505-508. |
| James, Akpan (1958) |
| Coastal fishing in Nigeria | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 411-413. |
| Holroyd, J.K. (1958) |
| Tanganyika draws wealth from water | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 382. |
| Allan Cash, J. (1958) |
| Ghana's new port takes shape | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 371-372. |
| Langley, J.F. (1958) |
| Research in Rhodesia-Nyasaland | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 321-322. |
| Banda, H.K. (1958) |
| Should Nyasaland stay in the federation | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 311-332. |
| Ensoll, J. (1958) |
| East Africa's pyrethrum industry | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 218-219. |
| Garmany, J.W. (1958) |
| Central Africa wants market and money | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 206-209. |
| Hazareesingh, K. (1957) |
| Community development in Mauritius | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 33 #1. p. 21-24. |
| Ensoll, J. (1956) |
| The co-operative movement in Kenya | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 32. p. 379-380. |
| Sampson, A. (1956) |
| How strong is communism in Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 32. p. 311-312. |
| Walker, P.C. (1956) |
| Next steps in commonwealth co-operation | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 32. p. 259-260. |
| Matheson, A. (1956) |
| Kikuyu resettlement | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 31. p. 221-222. |
| Bradley, K. (1955) |
| The pattern of freedom | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 30 #11. p. 511-513. |
| Niven, C.R. (1955) |
| Can there be unity in Nigeria | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 30 #2. p. 57-59. |
| Moir, G. (1955) |
| The missing leaders | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 29 #10. p. 475-477. |
| Bauer, P.T. (1955) |
| The trader in peasant economies | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 29 #8. p. 375-376. |
| Bauer, P.T. (1955) |
| Groundnut economics in Nigeria | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. #12. p. 571-572. |
| Senex (1953) |
| Nigeria's minorities problem | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 35. p. 111-112. |
| Jones, H. Wynn (1953) |
| Asian communities in Br. East and Central Africa | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 26. p. 219-220. |
| Anonymous (1953) |
| West African marketing boards | |
| The New Commonwealth - Society for Promotion of International Law and Order. Volume 25. p. 219-220. |
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