{UAH} Mini skirts were banned in both Uganda and Tanzania in 1970s

'The dresses worn by these two pretty African women are below the standard required by law applicable in both Uganda and Tanzania where the wearing of mini skirts are prohibited. They seem to expose too much that can not only distract the attention of a serious worker, but also raise the blood pressure of the middle aged.'
Voice of Uganda, Februari 14 1975


2.'A Christmas party for children organised by the Youth Groups Club. 1960s'



3.'Motto Style.Used in religious representational art.Applied for a Christian scene
3b. Text: Mukama ye Mukuumi wange, siritya bantu = God being my Protector I shall not fear people.


4.'Motto Style.Used in religious representational art
3s. Text: Okulagulwa kwawukanya abantu = Magical practices creates discord among people.'


6. 1969


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