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Watch Tower Publications Index 1986-2025
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AFRICA

(See also lands by name)

(Note centered heading below: Jehovah’s Witnesses)

after World War II: g95 9/8 7

agriculture: g 8/14 7; g 7/12 20; g05 1/8 6

why not helped by green revolution: g04 1/22 28; g87 3/8 6; g86 11/22 30

why not self-sufficient: g87 3/8 5-8

ancient:

belief about support of earth: ol 6

city of Timgad: w14 12/1 8-10; w14 12/15 16

Ethiopian city of Meroë: it-2 885; g90 6/22 24-26

animals: yb92 69-70; g87 9/22 2-11

Africans’ view: g93 11/8 3-4

along Chobe River: g90 7/22 15-18

conservation: g 8/08 22-24; g93 11/8 3-10

decrease: g93 11/8 6-8, 10

Great Rift Valley: g97 7/22 16

herds culled: g86 5/8 30-31

reserves: g93 11/8 5-7

Taï National Park: g04 9/8 15-17

trackers: g92 7/8 29

animals by name:

camel: g92 6/8 22-24

Cape buffalo: g05 2/22 14-15; g93 6/8 23-25; g93 11/8 8

cheetah: g97 9/22 15-17; g87 9/22 4, 7-8

chimpanzee: g 4/10 13-15

crocodile: g95 3/22 16-18

eland: g05 2/22 14-15; g88 9/8 26

elephant: g 9/13 3; g98 3/22 15-19; g97 5/8 29; g95 3/8 28; g93 6/22 29; g91 6/22 24-26; g91 7/8 28; g90 1/22 28-29; g90 7/22 15-16, 18; g89 11/8 28; g89 11/22 16-18; g87 9/22 2-4, 9

gerenuk: g88 6/22 14-15

giraffe: g88 1/22 31; g87 9/22 6; g87 11/8 24-25

hippopotamus: it-1 280; g93 11/8 7-8; g90 7/22 16-17; g87 9/22 9-10

hyena: g90 6/22 27

impala: g02 4/8 17; g87 9/22 5

kudu: g91 2/22 16-17; g86 11/8 13

leopard: g95 4/8 24-27; g87 9/22 11

lion: g02 10/22 28-29; g87 7/22 15-17; g87 9/22 6-7, 11

meerkat: g01 9/8 26-27

mountain gorilla: g01 7/22 16; g98 1/22 16-18; g87 9/22 4; g87 11/8 29

primates endangered: g 8/08 22-24

rhinoceros: g 3/15 7; g 1/13 3; g98 7/22 12-13; g95 3/8 28; g95 8/8 25-27; g93 11/8 8-10; g92 12/8 31; g91 7/8 28; g89 11/22 28; g87 9/22 3-4, 6; g86 10/8 30

rock badger (dassie): g90 9/8 15-16

warthog: g93 11/22 18-19

waterbuck: g93 11/8 8

white lion: g86 12/22 29

wildebeest: g02 4/8 16-17; g87 9/22 10-11

zebra: g93 11/8 8; g87 9/22 5-6

art:

beads made from bottles: g95 11/8 26-27

Tingatinga art: g 11/11 14-15

wood carving: g97 9/22 18-20

birds: g04 9/8 16-17; yb92 69

bee-eater: g89 7/8 31

fish eagle: g90 7/22 15-16

flamingo: g03 1/22 16-19; g87 9/22 10

ground hornbill: g98 1/8 24-25

honey guide: g03 9/22 8; g93 11/8 3

lilac-breasted roller: g90 10/22 16

marabou: g01 8/8 16-19

ostrich: g87 1/8 16-17; g87 9/22 6

sunbirds: g98 8/8 16-17

bushfires: g93 10/8 31

Carthage: g01 11/8 14-18

children: g88 9/22 4-13

attitude toward having: w00 8/1 20-21

carrying baby on mother’s back: g95 12/8 21

customary treatment: w91 10/1 29-30

customs at death of: g90 4/22 20

“lending,” to relatives: w88 9/1 28-30

malnutrition: g93 5/8 28

mortality rate: g90 6/22 29; tp 19

names: g92 3/22 31

number having birth certificate: g 1/14 7

schooling: g00 1/22 29; w96 10/1 30-31; g96 5/8 30; g95 9/22 24-27

toys: g93 3/22 16-19

clothing:

chitenge: g98 1/22 22-23

kaba (lappa, genwu): g97 9/8 24-25

kente cloth: g01 9/22 15-17

colonizing of: g90 10/8 21

by Roman Empire (city of Timgad): w14 12/1 8-10

role of Christendom’s missionaries: g90 10/8 21-22

crime: g96 10/8 4

bribery: g 3/15 7

sex crimes: g94 10/22 29

customs: jv 531

after childbirth: w05 1/1 27-29

after miscarriage: w95 8/15 30

after stillbirth: w95 8/15 30

bride-price: w89 1/15 21-23

burials: w94 3/15 21-23

eating without cutlery: g03 4/8 23-25

family of deceased: w98 1/15 19-22

female “circumcision”: w06 1/1 27-28; g05 2/22 8; g97 10/8 28; g97 12/8 29

funerals: w09 2/15 29-31; w05 1/1 29; g99 7/8 28-29; w98 7/15 20-24; w95 8/15 28-29; g92 7/22 4-5

head-toting: g87 8/8 25-27

regarding the dead: w19.04 16-18; w05 1/1 27-30; sp 20; yb04 188; w98 1/15 20; g96 8/8 18-19; w95 8/15 28-30; w94 11/15 3-4, 6-7; yb92 137; w90 9/1 3; g90 4/22 20

sex education: w98 2/15 8-9

Dark Continent: g94 11/22 24

death:

babies: g90 6/22 29

children: tp 19

from disease: g 2/14 3

from drought: yb91 64

from famine: w88 10/1 6; g87 3/8 3; w86 1/15 5

missionaries: g93 6/8 29

description: yb06 163

East Africa: yb92 67-70, 72

drought: yb91 64; g88 5/8 29; g87 3/8 5; g87 6/8 26-27

southern Africa (1992-1993): g94 8/8 11; g92 11/8 29

drugs: g92 11/22 28-29

drums:

djembe: g03 5/8 31

talking drums: g97 7/22 21-23

ecology:

deforestation: g05 1/8 5

dust enriches distant places: g93 5/8 28-29

endangered species: g93 11/8 7-8; g90 1/22 28-29; g89 11/8 28; g89 11/22 16-18; g87 9/22 3-5; g87 11/8 29; g86 10/8 30

Pan-African project to halt Sahara growth (2007- ): g 12/12 28

soil: g05 1/8 6

economics:

crisis: g95 4/22 31

effect of AIDS: g00 3/22 28-29

effect of supermarkets: g04 7/22 29

foreign aid: g93 5/8 28

poverty: w17.11 24; w97 9/15 4

education: g00 1/22 29

employment:

creating jobs: g94 10/22 16-18

sharpening implements on special bicycle: g 2/09 17

families:

care for elderly: w97 9/1 3-5

challenge of cleanliness: g88 9/22 8-11

effect of industrialization: g86 4/8 15-17

“extended” family: g00 1/8 28; w88 9/1 28-30; w87 6/15 24

health measures: g88 9/22 4-11

naming babies: w09 2/1 13; w05 1/1 27-29; g92 3/22 31

providing for: w96 10/1 29-31

reluctance to limit size: w96 10/1 31; g88 9/22 4-5

famine: g92 8/22 29; g90 5/8 28; w88 10/1 6; g88 4/8 9; g87 3/8 2-8; g87 6/8 26-27; w86 1/15 5; w86 2/15 15; g86 3/22 29; g86 6/22 17

renewed threat (1991): g91 10/22 28; g91 12/22 28

Somalia (1992): w93 10/1 21

first subway system: g88 3/22 30

fish:

Nile perch: g86 8/8 29

flowers:

desert rose: g00 3/22 31

rose: g 10/07 24-26

tropical roselle: g02 5/8 31

food:

bissap drink: g02 5/8 31

cassava: g98 3/8 28; g97 4/22 30; g96 7/8 20-21; g93 11/8 25-27

development aid: g87 3/8 6

milk: g87 10/22 28

mopane caterpillar: g 5/07 26-27; g98 6/22 29

peanut butter: g99 8/22 26-27

production decline: g86 9/22 11

geography:

Chobe River: g90 7/22 15-18

Great Rift Valley: g97 7/22 14-17

Kilimanjaro: g05 3/22 8; g97 9/8 14-17; yb92 67-68, 112

Lake Chad: g 1/09 4

Lake Victoria: g00 7/22 28; g98 11/22 15-18

Mt. Kenya: g05 8/22 16-19

mystery circles: g05 10/22 27

Namibia: g87 9/8 16-18

Ngorongoro Crater: g05 1/8 15-17

Okavango Delta: g91 11/22 24-26

Ruwenzoris (Mountains of the Moon): g98 2/8 16-17

Sahara: g88 2/8 30; g86 3/22 9-11; g86 6/22 19

Serengeti plains: g03 2/22 15-16; g97 7/22 15; g87 7/22 15-17; g87 9/22 10-11

Taï National Park (Côte d’Ivoire): g04 9/8 14-17

health and disease:

AIDS: g04 11/22 3; g02 11/8 3-5, 7-8; g01 1/8 28-29; g00 5/8 31; g00 6/22 28; g00 7/8 29; g99 7/22 29; yb96 44-45; g96 4/22 19-22; g95 1/8 29; g94 7/8 28; g93 2/8 29; g93 10/22 28; g92 8/8 3-11; g91 12/22 28; g90 5/22 29; g89 4/22 28-29; g88 4/22 29; g88 10/8 5-6, 10-11, 13; g86 12/8 30

cholera: g99 9/8 28; g98 6/8 28; g92 1/22 28; g91 5/22 20-22; g91 12/22 28; g86 1/22 30

Ebola virus: g 10/06 30; g96 5/8 23-25

family health measures: g88 9/22 4-11

guinea worm: g93 2/8 26-27

improvements in sanitation and water supply: g88 9/22 12

malaria: g 6/07 30; g04 2/22 29; g92 4/8 31; g89 8/8 28

meningitis: g96 12/22 28

mental illness: g00 1/8 28

prevalence of disease: g00 2/8 28; g96 5/8 25

river blindness: g95 10/8 24-27; g86 11/8 29

sleeping sickness: g02 3/22 28

snail fever: g97 2/22 14-16

homeless people: g90 10/8 28; g88 3/8 11

houses:

rurals: g05 9/22 8

insects:

cricket: g94 9/8 29

honeybee: g02 2/22 28

locust: it-2 261; w96 7/15 23; g94 4/22 28; w89 3/15 30; g89 2/22 30; g86 11/8 29

mite: g98 3/8 28

painted lady butterfly: g 12/13 14

Internet: g 3/15 7

languages: w12 9/1 26; yb98 49; yb92 68

Bantu languages: w20.05 24

Bible translations: w20.05 24

Livingstone, Dr. David: g05 2/8 22-24

maps: g99 10/22 22-23

East Africa: jv 435

flow of truth across borders: jv 477

game reserves: g93 11/8 7

Great Rift Valley: g97 7/22 14

Lake Chad: g 1/09 4

Lake Victoria: g98 11/22 15

migration of painted lady butterfly: g 12/13 14

Phoenicians circumnavigate: w10 3/1 26-27

West Africa: w23.11 27

markets: g 1/10 23-24; g04 7/22 29

marriage:

bride-price: w89 1/15 21-24

“customary marriage” (Ghana): g96 12/8 20-23

economic obstacles: w95 6/15 28

medicine:

doctor shortage: g88 4/8 30

traditional (muti): w06 3/1 25; w93 9/1 3, 6; w87 4/15 26-29; g86 7/22 31

name: g01 11/8 16; g94 11/22 24

older people: g91 3/22 8

peoples:

Akan: g03 3/22 19-21; g96 5/8 30; g95 9/22 24-27

Lobi: g01 5/8 16-17

Masai: g03 7/8 28; g02 2/22 24-27

Pygmies: g04 8/22 24; g03 11/8 18-20; g97 12/8 20-23

Phoenicians circumnavigate: w10 3/1 27

polygamy:

African bishops defend: w87 10/15 21; g86 2/22 29-30

reason many women work: g86 5/22 10

population: yb09 43; yb08 43; yb07 48; yb06 47; yb05 43; yb04 61; g93 11/8 6; yb92 68; g91 11/8 8

birthrate: g89 9/22 22

cities of over a million: g88 3/8 8

demography: yb92 68

effect on daily life: g91 11/8 8-9

growth: g87 3/8 5; g86 3/8 30

migration to cities for money: g88 4/22 3-4

proverbs: g03 3/22 19-21; g03 11/22 30

religion: w94 5/1 4-5; yb92 70, 72

ancestor worship: ol 12-14; w99 7/15 28; g96 11/22 3, 6

belief in metamorphosis from man to animal: g98 6/8 13-15

Bible translations: w12 9/1 27-29; w07 1/15 12-13; w98 4/1 13; ba 11; w92 9/1 4

Catholic bishops admit failure: g94 10/22 5-6; g94 12/22 18-19; g92 7/8 28

Christendom’s missionaries: w12 9/1 27-28; ba 11; g96 4/22 20-21; g94 11/22 24-27; g94 12/22 22-23; w92 9/1 3-9

effect of World War I on attitude toward Christendom: w92 9/1 7, 9; w87 5/15 31

elements in Catholicism (Brazil): g05 2/22 12-13

faith healing: w87 12/1 3, 6-7

immortality of the soul: sh 56

independent churches: yb04 166; w92 9/1 5

masks: g95 8/8 21-24

media expose clerical misconduct: g98 10/8 28

messiahs Simon Kimbangu and Andre “Jesus” Matswa: w92 10/1 6

names for God: ol 8

Ngoni rain ritual: sh 79

number of religions: g94 11/22 25

spiritism: sp 2-3, 16-17; ol 15-18; g96 11/22 3-10; w87 4/15 27-29

traditional religions: ol 7-8; w87 5/1 3; w87 6/15 3

view of ancestors: ol 12; w95 5/15 3-4

shantytowns: g92 10/8 10-13

slave trade: wp17.2 11; g 5/11 22-24; g02 6/22 5-6; g95 6/8 3-8; g93 8/22 5-6; w92 4/1 4; g92 3/8 8, 10; w91 8/15 8; g90 12/8 6-7

Brazil: g02 9/8 12-15; g97 7/22 28

Christendom’s role: g95 6/8 7-8; w92 9/1 8

Dahomey (now Benin): g 5/11 22-24; yb97 68

duration: g 5/11 22, 24; g01 12/8 30

Île de Gorée (Senegal): g99 2/22 31

Pope John Paul II apologizes for: g92 11/22 29

solar eclipse (2006): g 3/08 28-29

superstitions: w02 8/1 3-5

tobacco promotion: g95 5/22 5; g92 4/22 28; g91 1/22 14

trees:

acacia: g99 3/8 21; g88 1/22 31

baobab: g95 3/22 24-26; g90 8/22 20

clove: g95 2/22 17

coconut palm: g93 10/22 26-27

neem: g98 2/22 22-23

oil palm: g92 6/22 20-21

quiver tree: g92 4/22 24

universities:

decline: g95 7/8 29

war:

cost: g 9/08 29

fatalities in 1980’s: g90 10/8 28

homelessness due to: g90 10/8 28

World War II: g87 4/22 17-18

weaving: g90 2/22 12-13

fiber preparation: g90 2/22 13

witchcraft: w19.04 21; ol 15-18; w88 9/1 5; g86 6/22 30

Witness view: w94 4/1 30

women:

superior load-bearers: g96 4/8 29; g86 9/8 30

treatment: w95 6/15 32

work: g98 4/8 6

working: g86 5/22 9-11

youths:

sex education: w98 2/15 10-11

teenage mothers: g94 11/22 28

Jehovah’s Witnesses

annual report: yb17 48; yb16 46; yb15 46; yb14 46; yb13 44; yb12 57; yb11 52; yb10 43; yb09 43; yb08 43; yb07 48; yb06 47; yb05 43; yb04 61; yb03 56; yb00 50; yb99 43; yb98 49; yb95 42; yb93 64

1975: jv 501

betrayal backfires: yb87 62-63

branch offices: jv 385-392

cemetery noted for modesty: yb87 64

children:

refuse ceremony to worship national symbol: w14 12/15 18

refuses to smoke: yb87 62

six-year-old defends stand to school headmaster: w95 5/1 27

circuit overseers: w88 10/1 25

clergy criticism of, fails: w87 10/1 21

commendation:

Dr. Wilson of Oxford University: w87 1/15 9

Paramount Chief: w87 10/1 21

village chief: w91 7/1 31

construction for growth: km 8/96 3-4

early witnessing: jv 414, 418, 433-436, 475-477

encouragement from local officials: w89 3/1 18

false “Watchtower (Watch Tower) movements” (Kitawala): w19.07 28; w03 4/1 29; yb99 151-152, 154, 156-157; yb96 119; jv 434, 481-483; yb92 115-116, 121, 184; w90 2/1 28

families cope with industrialization: g86 4/8 16-17

film showings: jv 480-481

growth: yb14 96; yb00 50; yb99 43; yb98 30; jv 433, 435-436, 475, 488, 509-510, 518; w92 9/1 19, 32; w88 5/15 19; w87 6/1 29

JW satellite channel: hdu article 11

Kingdom Halls: yb07 141, 143; yb04 23-24; km 9/02 3-6

harvesting rainwater: hdu article 33

lands reached: jv 518

lands where work is restricted: yb93 64; yb92 64; yb91 64; yb90 63-64; w89 3/1 18; yb89 63-64; yb88 7-8, 61-63, 253; w87 1/1 4, 7; yb87 61-64

legal recognition: jv 510; w92 11/1 23-26

literacy program: jv 480

Memorial: jv 518; w87 1/1 4

missionaries: w17.01 6; jv 476, 531, 534; w92 6/15 24; w88 10/1 20-25; w87 11/15 16-17

modern history: jv 475-488

East Africa: yb92 66-207

number: yb11 52; yb10 43; yb09 43; yb08 43; yb07 48; yb06 47; yb05 43; yb95 42

opposition: w03 4/1 29

backfires: yb04 231-232; yb87 63

persecution: w07 3/15 24; jv 10; yb90 63-64; w89 3/1 18; yb89 63-64; w88 2/15 17; yb88 61-63, 253; yb87 64; w86 1/1 27

mother and daughter refuse political card: w06 8/1 28

youths face soldiers to save printing operation: w99 2/1 12

youth’s integrity wins family over: w95 1/1 7-8

persons:

Brown, William R. and Antonia: w23.10 4; w19.02 28; yb14 95-96, 100-101; w95 9/1 22; jv 433-434, 487-488, 549; w92 9/1 32

Cormican, Hugh: jv 534

Crudass, Paul and Anne: w24.11 26-30

Danyleyko, Maxim and Happy: w18.08 13-17

Davis, Willie and Lois: w94 9/1 22-25

Fraese, Vito and Fern: w10 12/15 28-29

Königer, Margarita: lff lesson 21

McLuckie, Bill: yb99 156-157, 161; jv 434-435

McLuckie, Robert A. (Bert): yb99 154-156; jv 434-435; w90 2/1 26-31

Miles, John and Val: w88 10/1 20-25

Mills, Woodworth: w19.02 29

Nisbet, George: yb10 69, 71, 85; jv 487

Nisbet, Robert: yb10 68-69, 71, 85, 108; w03 4/1 26-30; jv 435, 487

Nisbet, William: yb10 85; jv 487

Norman, David: yb10 68-69, 108; jv 435

Okoka, Ekumba: w90 12/1 26-29

Pandachuk, Ernest: g03 10/22 21-23

Smith, Frank and Mary: yb10 75-76; w95 8/1 20-24

Smith, Frank W.: yb10 75; w95 8/1 20; jv 435

Smith, Gray and Olga: yb10 69-71; jv 435

polygamy corrected (1947): w95 9/1 25-26; jv 176-177

printing: jv 593

publications:

Bible New World Translation: w07 1/15 12-13

brochure The Road to Everlasting Life—Have You Found It?: ol 1-32

languages: yb98 49

perilous trips to deliver: w07 10/15 8-11

shipping: yb07 152

video Jehovah’s Witnesses—The Organization Behind the Name: w07 10/1 21

rape resisted: yb87 61-62

relief from abroad:

European Witnesses assist: kr 218; g05 11/8 8; w98 1/15 3-7; w98 12/1 11

relief work: yb07 153; w01 1/1 16; yb96 64; yb94 11-12; jv 312; w91 5/1 24; yb91 64; w89 3/1 7; yb89 63-64

drought relief in land where work is banned: w91 1/1 6

during Ebola outbreaks: g24.1 9

service experiences: w92 1/1 26; w91 10/1 19; w89 3/1 18

former opposing soldiers embrace: w91 1/1 6

missionary persuades child to give up toy gun: w06 5/1 32

where work is restricted: yb93 64; yb92 64; w91 7/1 31

Witness youths: w95 5/1 27

serving where need is greater: w14 1/15 3-6

elders from abroad: jv 510

singing: g91 11/22 27

special pioneer on crutches or in wheelchair: w90 12/1 26-29; yb89 13

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