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Correspondent for Gemini News Service in the late 1960s

Source: Gemini Archive: GEM/4/2/1/10.

Dates: 1927-1990. Education: diploma in journalism from Trans-African College, 1953; diploma in international relations from Princetown University, New Jersey, United States; diploma in public relations from the London Institute of Public Relations, 1968; BA in political science, University of South Africa, 1970. Work: appointed editor of, 'African Weekley, 1958; appointed editor of, 'The Bantu Mirror', 1959; appointed editor of, 'African Parade' and 'African Daily News', 1960-1961; appointed first representative in Northern Rhodesia of the Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU) and secretary of People's caretaker Council, Southern Rhodesia, 1963; retained in restriction camps and prisons for his political activities, 1965-1974; editor of, 'Zimbabwe Star' the ZAPU journal, 1975; appointed editor of the 'Sunday Mail', 1982-1985. Dates and places: Died 3 April 1990. Source: Gemini archive (GEM/7/2/3).

Educational background: diploma in journalism (Ghana Institute of Journalism), MA in journalism (Leningrad State University, Russia), PhD in sociology (St. Petersburg University) Work: newspaper journalist and radio broadcaster for the Ghanaian Times and Ghana Broadcasting Corporation; press officer for the Hungarian Embassy in Accra, Ghana, and as a correspondent; Gemini News Service correspondent in St Petersburg, Russia, [c1980s]-[c1990s]; contibutor to BBC African Service; taught at the University of Windsor, Wayne State University and Kwantlen University College in Canada, 1992-. Source: Gemini Archive; Moore, Irene, 'Dr Charles Quist Adade', African Canadian Community: http://www.windsor-communities.com/african-coalition-charles.php, [accessed 12 January 2010].

Reporter for the Pakistan Observer, United Kingdom, 1950s; writer for the Asia Magazine, the Bangkok Post, The Hong kong Standard, Hong Kong and The New Nation, Singapore, 1960s-c1975; Gemini News Service correspondent, c1970s-c1980; worked for the Press Foundation of Asia in hong Kong and Manila and was the UNESCO regional adviser for Asia, in Malaysia, c1975-c1985; editor of the Bangladesh Observer, Bangladesh, late 1980s; founding editor of the Daily Star, Bangladesh 1991-;