Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith on granting the country independence "After independence, when the people concerned for maintaining the infrastructure went back to their homes, things began to deteriorate...those once wealthy countries are today bankrupt, the confidence is gone."

TUESDAY MORNING, A DEFECTING CUBAN DOCTOR WILL BE RE-UNITED WITH HIS DAUGHTER AND STEPSON AFTER THEIR MOTHER WAS KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT IN CUBA. DELAINE MATTIEU REPORTS.

Mugabe attends independence day celebrations

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Unissued / unused material. <br/> <br/>Europeans arrives in Bulawayo from Belgian Congo, Zimbabwe (Rhodesia). <br/> <br/>LS Bulawayo railway station. Various shots train pulling into station, white passengers look out of windows. Various shots white families leaving train, black porters help them with their luggage, some suitcases are marked with "Melbourne" labels. <br/> <br/>The Europeans are leaving the Belgian Congo after the Belgian government granted independence to Congolese. <br/> <br/>Date on dope sheet is 28/06/1960. <br/> <br/>

Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith on granting the country independence "Are you going to go on preserving the situation, which the evidence clearly indicates that it will be to the detriment of your nation, the detriment of your country?"

Title reads: "Rhodesia Crucial Talks". <br/> <br/>London Airport. <br/> <br/>L/S VC10 passenger aircraft taxiing on runway. M/S pressmen. M/S Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, Ian Smith, walking down steps. C/U ditto. L/S Mr. Smith surrounded by press. C/U as he shakes hands with official. C/U Mr. Smith. M/S as he gets into car. L/S as car drives away. <br/> <br/>L/S Commonwealth Relations Office. Interior. M/S officials standing round chatting in lobby. C/U Mr. Smith and Commonwealth Secretary Arthur Bottomley. M/S as they shake hands. <br/> <br/>Rhodesia is now Zimbabwe and Zambia. The Rhodesian leader is in London to discuss terms and conditions of the country's independence.

Mugabe condemns xenophobic attacks in SAfrica

Zimbabweans celebrate Independence Day with Mugabe as leader

Julius Nyerere, the president of Tanzania, meets with reporters to explain his government's breaking diplomatic relations ties Britain over the question of independence for Rhodesia. Shots establish a government building in Dar es Salaam.

Item title reads - No jail for Judy. <br/> <br/>Ex-Premier's daughter Judy Todd arrives in Salisbury under fear of arrest for her views against the illegal Smith regime, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). <br/> <br/>L/S B.O.A.C. VC.10. aeroplane taxiing in. L/S crowds waiting. L/S as Judy Todd walks down steps from aircraft. C/U crowd waving. High angle shot of Judy waving to the crowd. L/S as she is greeted by her sister Cynthia. L/S press crowding round the two girls. C/U pan as Cynthia and Judy walk along amongst journalists. M/S as Judy gets into car. L/S as it drives away.

00:00:00:00 [State Department press briefing dealing with the situation in Kosovo]---SOT James Rubin, State Dept Spokesman; the US has been trying to negotiate a settlement in the dispute between ...

State Dept Briefing with Sec. of State Madeleine Albright and James Rubin.

Title reads: "Premier Wilson in Rhodesia". <br/> <br/>Prime Minister Harold Wilson in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) to discuss the independence problem. <br/> <br/>L/S Salisbury Airport. L/S crowds of mainly black Zimbabweans at airport. L/S Women with children on backs sleeping on ground. M/S men up tree for better view of Wilson. C/U white policemen and white girl (nun?) amongst crowd of blacks. C/U placard: "We want Majority Rule". C/U black man chanting; "One man, one vote". L/S police moving crowd on. M/S crowd of black and white supporters of independence chanting and clapping. <br/> <br/>L/S aircraft taxiing on runway. Panning shot crowds cheering. Panning shot Mr. Wilson walking from aircraft amidst crowd of security men. M/S crowd. M/S Mr. Wilson at press conference with Commonwealth Minister Arthur Bottomley on left.

Title reads: "Rhodesia Whither?" <br/> <br/>Salisbury, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) <br/> <br/>Various L/Ss Salisbury. Various shots black Zimbabweans lining streets. M/S Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia Ian Smith and others awaiting arrival of Harold Wilson. Panning shot as Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, walks towards camera and greets Mr. Smith. C/U Mr. Wilson being greeted. Crowd of black people waving and cheering. C/U Smith and Wilson, pan to show Commonwealth Secretary Arthur Bottomley. C/U Bottomley and Smith. Pan to Mr. Wilson. Various shots black Zimbabweans lining streets. <br/> <br/>Smith and Wilson come out of building after talks. Crowd waving and cheering. M/S Smith and Wilson. M/S press. M/S Smith and Wilson. Various shots crowd of black Zimbabweans dancing in street. M/S Mr. Wilson's car moves away. People walking in roadway after car. M/S statue of Cecil Rhodes. C/U ditto. Streets scene showing statue. <br/>