1. 1993. Reminiscences about Shoghi Effendi . Audrey Robarts. Answers to questions "tell us about your first visit with the Guardian" and "what was the most important thing you learned from him," with details about pioneering in Africa. Pilgrims.

1. 1954-02-00 —
   John and Audrey Robarts their son Patrick and young daughter Tina arrived in Mafikeng and the three adults were named Knights of Bahá'u'lláh for Bechuanaland (Botswana). [BW13:449]
   • Before the end of the year Dr Molema became the first declarant in the country. He gave the Robarts letters of introduction to six chiefs in the regions which opened many doors for teaching. [KoBp111]
2. 1955-01-02 — The first Tswana Bahá'í, Stanlake Kukama, enrolled in Mafikeng.

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