Aide-Memoire sent to the Secretary of State by Tshekedi Khama prior to the interview regarding the Seretse-Tshekedi dispute. Meeting to be held February 1951.

In this letter addressed to the African Authority, Prof. Matthews applies for residential rights in the residential area of the Bamangwato Reserve. Dated 16 July 1958.

In this letter to Mr. Rheinallt Jones, Mr. Schapera gives his ideas as to where and how ZK Matthews should undertake his field work.

Prof. Matthews' application for a permit for permanent residence in the Bechuanaland Protectorate.

In this article the division of the Ba-Rolong after the death of Chief Tau is discussed. The chief had five sons and quarrels over succession led to the formation of four separate tribes. The fifth brother, Makgetla, joined ...

Document provides information regarding the policy, present position and future development of education in the Bechuanaland Protectorate.

Chief T. Khama sends the certificate of acceptance as full member of the Bamangwato Tribe to Prof. Matthews. He offers his assistance in arranging a passport for one of Prof. Matthews's children. Dated 12 March 1959.

Prof. Matthews asks a few questions with regards to the application forms for a permit for permanent residence in the Bechuanaland Protectorate. Letter addressed to Chief Tshekedi Khama Dated 22 December 1958.

Letter from Prof. Z.K. Matthews to Mary Benson thanking her for the account of Tshekedi Khama's final hours. It is also a tribute to Tsheksdi Khama and a recollection of his life and deeds. Dated 30 June 1959.

Letter from Prof. Z.K. Matthews to Seretse Khama, in his personal capacity, to express his sympathy on the death of Tshekedi Khama and to pay posthumous tribute to him. Dated 16 June 1959.