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Dates: 1928-2022. The Guardian's first staff appointment in Africa, [1959]. Had previously worked at the London Daily Mail, Drum magazine in Lagos and the Central African Examiner in Salisbury. He covered East Africa, Northern Rhodesia (Zambia), Nyasaland (Malawi), and Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe). Through Sanger the Guardian appointed first black African stringer for a British newspaper, Nathan Shamuyarira. He moved to Canada in 1967, where he worked for the Toronto Globe and Mail, firstly as a member of his editorial board and later of its Ottawa Bureau. He was also a regular correspondent for Gemini News Service, 1966-1990s and served as a governor of the Service's governing body, Newsconcern International Foundation, c1980s-c1990s. Director of Information at the Secretariat in 1977-1979. Dates and places: Born Westminster, London, 20 November 1928; Died in Canda 20 January 2022..

Correspondent for Gemini News Service in the 1990s

A professional photographer from 1914, he established a studio at 9 Hart Street, Bloomsbury in the early 1920s and later at 7 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall. Sasha's stage, theatre and society portraits were published regularly in magazines such as The Tatler and The Sketch. He continued working until the early 1950s from his last studio at 22 Panton Street, Leicester Square.