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Posters primarily from Uganda (38), but also Kenya (6), Ethiopia (4), and Sudan (1).

Includes a variety of educational posters, particularly from Zambia and Malawi. Box 1: Zambia, Malawi, and miscellaneous -- Folder 2: Miscellaneous

Includes subjects such as child trafficking, early childhood education, gender based violence, child labor, women's rights, etc.

Titles: Ten issues in the NGO act and regulations you need to know -- Parliament of the Republic of Uganda; members of the 9h parliament, 2011-2016 -- Stop child labour in tobacco growing.

Includes stickers, cards, a button, and a sticker for the Zambia National Women's Lobby.

Included is a print from the above website

Flat box 1. Two T-shirts with Obama's photo, and one necklace -- Flat box 2. Kanga cloth, poster, T-shirts, sticker, buttons, pins, cap -- Flat box 3. Kanga cloth, t-shirt, 5 newspapers -- Manuscript box 4. 3 DVDs, 9 CDs, 1 beer bottle, "President. Special Edition. Lager" label -- Flat box 5. Obama pillow cover from South Africa -- Flat box 6. Printed cloth and sport jersey from Malaw -- Half manuscript box 7. Half box 7: African cloth and publications.
The 5 newspapers are the Daily Graphic (Ghana), 21 Jan 2009; Daily Nation (Kenya), 21 and 22 Jan 2009, and Kenya Times, 20 and 22 Jan 2009.
The DVDs and CDs include: "Welcome to Kenya," a CD and DVD set; "Obama" DVD performed by Blaze Africa sung in Luo; "Obama be thy name" DVD and CD performed by Makadem; "Heko Obama" CD performed by Ken Wambua Wa-Maria, sung in Kamba; "Obama in the White House" CD performed by Super Young Turks , sung in Luo; "Obama" CD performed by Otieno Small, in Luo; "Obama for change" CD performed by Kenge Kenge Orutu System, in Luo; "Wang 'ni wabiro" CD performed by Lady Moureen, in Luo; "Yes we can" CD performed by Queen Babito and D.O. & Shirati Jazz Band, in Luo; and "Senator Barak Obama" CD

Included among others: Anti-Corruption Commission of Namibia -- Namibia Parliament -- Conservation map, from Botswana Ministry of Lands, Housing, & Environment. -- Four posters in Swahili from UNICEF for TNFC (Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre -- Namibia poster - About human trafficking. -- Public Affairs Committee, Malawi and USAID anti corruption poster. -- Namibia and USAID Stop TB poster -- Namibia and USAID poster about HIV -- UN poster from Burkina Faso about the Universal Declaration on Human Rights -- UNFPA poster about using condoms -- UNICEF and UNAIDS poster from Namibia “It’s cool as ice to condomise!” -- 4 posters from Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre (TFNC) re nutrition and hospitals -- 2 posters from the Human Rights Consultative Commitee in Malawi -- 2 Ghana posters about violence against women from the Ark Foundation -- Poster from Botswana, in Setswana, about conservation -- Botswana poster Public servants are expected to be polite and efficient.

The artwork is signedby "Dussillah," probably Jaren Dus Sillah.

Each player/student strives to win the best scholarship available, and in doing so confronts the issue of HIV/AIDS

Includes posters from Kenya (5), Liberia (4), Tanzania (4), Conakry (Guinea) (2), Benin (2), Zanzibar, Zimbabwe and Sierra Leone (1 each).

This collection consists of posters, calendars, flipbooks, voting forms, maps, an umbrella and other ephemera from various countries throughout Africa. A majority of the posters deal with topics such as corruption; health, specifically how to wash hands and avoid diseases such as ebola and HIV; elections; and womens’ rights. The materials come from various countries in Africa such as Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Ghana, Senegal, Swaziland, Ethiopia, Namibia, Madagascar and South Africa. The posters are in a number of languages including Swahili, French, and English.