The Standard Goes to Press.

From over the Border - Portuguese Gov. Gen. of Mozambique.

Lundazi Castle.

Polley's Workshop - Nkana mine training centre.

Kariba Becomes More PLeasant - ...

Message from Mountbatten - Lord & Lady Dalhousie visit a schoolbearing Mountbatten's name.

Water for Blantyre.

Probing the Great Riddle - the ruins at Zimbabwe.

Relics of Slavery - Fort ...

Fletcher High School - opens.

S. Rhodesia Governor Visits Mtoko - visit hospital and Chiefs.

New Harari Hospital - opened by Lord Dalhousie.

Lake Nyasa Bream Now on the Menu - lifting of ...

The work of the land development officer shown in a dramatised account.

Amateur film of Karamoja, Uganda, shot by Michael Wigglesworth who worked as a town planner in Uganda when it was a British colony.

Footage includes: Blood drinking ceremony, cattle market, rain making ceremony, pygmies dancing to ...

The World Health Organisation at work in Bolivia, Nigeria and Burma.

Seeta is captured and Berger is reported dead after a cliff fall. Berger's sister and her husband are suspicious and the latter is commissioned under false pretences to build a tomb where Seeta will be buried alive ...

Architect Herald Berger is commissioned as advisor to Chandra, the Maharajah of Eschnapur. He becomes involved with Seeta, an Indian dancer who Chandra wishes to marry. In a jealous rage he has Berger cast into the ...

Travelogue.

Survey of the cotton industry in Uganda.

On the Lake - Nyasa and sea scouts.

The Ndola Show - Lord Dalhousie opens.

The Numismatist - Mr. Epstein at Mufulira.

Youngsters Get Museum Minded - Queen Victoria Museum Salisbury.

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Recent Arrivals - Merle Park & Gary Burne at command performance for The Dalhousies.

News from Nyasaland - new Nkata Bay jettie & new cement silos at Blantyre.

Beauty Spot Will Yield Power - ...

Complications ensue for two game warden brothers in Africa when the girlfriend of one of them arrives from England.

The Wine Growers.

Modern Mineral Hunt - using a helicopter.

Trees for Timber - Forestry Commission trial forest.

Strange Cargo - animals from N. Rhodesia being sent to Chester Zoo.

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New GPO for Limbe.

Back from the London Talks - Roy Welensky returns to Salisbury from London; Diana Dors also arrives.

A Weighty Matter- arrival of transformer for Kariba. New Hall for Hindoos - ...

Traces the history of the development of the production of the hard fibre, sisal, and shows growth and processing, and finally the many uses of the fibre. Sisal is one of the greatest industries of East ...

VIP's in the Federation - Field Marshall Sir Gerald Templar & Eugene Black.

Latest on Kariba - Kitwe switiching station.

New Seasons - new tobacco auctions.

Rhodesian Derby - at Belverdere, ...

The Economy Run - car rally sponsor, Mobile.

Que Que Regatta.

Progress at University College.

Federation Round Up - Blantyre's new railway station, Limbi, new reed clearing tool, Copperbelt ...

Flights From Nairobi.

Sir Robert Tredgold Visits the USA - greeted by Earl Warren, chief justice.

Scouts Keep Transport Tally.

News fron Nyasaland - opening of maternity wing at Zomba, 50 ...

The visit of Sir Gilbert and Lady Gilbert ot Lusaka - arrival by train, meets local workers, is sworn in, opens school and hotel and opens silicosis bureau in Kitwe.

The construction, by Richard Costain Ltd, of Kariba Heights, a township to house workers employed on the Kariba Dam project

Sir Mortimer Wheeler discusses his visit to the ruined city of Zimbabwe, legendary source of King Solomon's gold and subject of much mystery, controversy and speculation.

"Progress and developnent in Sarawak, once the land of headhunters, ruled by a White Rajah. The Dyaks, natives of Sarawak, still keep to their customs and cultures, but have accepted modern ideas and serve on Local Councils with other ...

Celebrations, attended by the Princess Royal, to mark the introduction of self-government in Western Nigeria in November 1957.

The film opens with street scenes, highlighting the preparations for the impending celebrations. The new offices ...