Gerald B. Clarke
Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. Gerald Bryan Clarke was born in Gwelo on 1 November 1909, the son of Francis Joseph Clarke and Margaret Shiel. He was the principal secretary[1] to the Rhodesian Cabinet (under Prime Minister Ian Smith) throughout the existence of the Rhodesian Front Government (1964–1979). A close confidant of Prime Minister Smith, Clarke attended virtually every conference and Heads-of-Governments meetings that Smith attended throughout his tenure.
Clarke organised and ran the sub-committee that drew up the Unilateral Declaration of Independence, which Smith and his Cabinet signed on 11 November 1965.[2]
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