Oggoota 70 darbaniifii giiftii biyyaa Briteen ka turan Giiftii Elizaabet II du’aan boqataniiru. Bara jireenya isaanitti biyyoota Afrikaa yeroo daawwatan suuraawwan ka'an keessaa amma tokko.
Gabaasa Suuraalee: Giiftii Elizaabet II Daawwannaa Biyyoota Afrikaatti Godhan Keessaa
Giiftii Elizaabet II, umurii oggaa 21 taatee yeroo boqannaa guyyaa sadi'iitiif Afrikaa Kibbaa turte suuraa kaate, Ebla 11, 1947. (Suuraa AP)
Giiftii Elizaabet II Itoophiyaa, Guraandhala 5, 1965 (Suuraa AP)
Giiftii Elizaabet II haasaa guyyaa dhalootaa ishiii oggaa 21ffaa gochuun dura Ebla 21, 1947, (Suuraa AP)
Giiftii Elizaabet II abbaa ishii Motii Joorji VI fi obbooleetii wajjin, Keep Taawon, Afrikaa KibbaaK Bara 1947
Giiftii Elizaabet II Naayjeeriyaa magaala Leegos, Bara 1956. (Suuraa 'INTERCONTINENTALE' / AFP)
Oggoota 70 darbaniifii giiftii biyyaa Briteen ka turan G iiftii Elizaabet II du’aan boqataniiru. Bara jireenya isaanitti biyyoota Afrikaa yeroo daawwatan suuraawwan ka'an keessaa amma tokko.
Giiftii Elizaabet II fi Pirezdaantii Gaanaa Kwaamee Nikrumah, Gaanaa, Sadaasa 1961 (Suuraa AFP)
Giiftii Elizaabet II Libiyaa yeroo dawwatanitti, Sadaasa 23, 1961. (Suuraa AP)
Giiftii Elizaabet II , Gaambiyaa, Muddee 5, 1961(Suuraa AP)
Giiftii Elizaabet II, Gaanaa, Sadaasa1 17 1961 (Suuraa AFP)
Queen Elizabeth II meets Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie in Addis Abeba during a state visit in Ethiopia on February 1965. (Photo by AFP)
Thousands of Malawian women cheer and wave their hands at Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Malawi's President Hastings Banda as they drive from the airport in Blantyre, Malawi on July 22, 1979.the Queen is on the second leg of her four-nation African tour. (AP Photo)
Queen Elizabeth II of England is escorted by Botswana President, Sir Seretse Khama, and his son Brig. Gen Ian Khama on her arrival in Gaberone, Botswana on July 25, 1979, the third stop on the Queen's four-nation Africa tour. (AP Photo)
Zambia's President Kenneth Kaunda greets Britain's Queen Elizabeth II upon her arrival in Lusaka, Zambia on the final leg of her four-nation African tour on July 29, 1979. Next to the Queen is her husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. (AP Photo)
In this file photo taken Oct. 10, 1991 Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is escorted by Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, right, after the Queen's arrival at Harare airport on a second visit to the country.
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh stand with President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe (L) shortly before he reviewed a guard of honour May 17, 1994.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II presents the Order of Merit medal to President Nelson Mandela at the start of a brief meeting at Mandela's office, March 20, 1995. The Queen is in South Africa, her first to the country since 1947
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II chats with workers at the Landrover factory in the north-west of Pretoria March 24, 1995. The Queen is on a six-day state visit to South Africa
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by Port Elizabeth mayor Nceba Faku, in Xhosa traditional dress, smile at residents outside the Centenary hall in New Brighton township, March 22, 1995. The Queen is on a six-day official visit to South Africa, her first to the country since 1947.
Queen Elizabeth II is greeted by residents outside Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto township southwest of Johannesburg, South Africa, March 23, 1995. REUTERS/Stringer/File Photo
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II chats with an auid in the Natal Society for the Blind in Umbilo near Durban, March 25, 1995. Queen Elizabeth is on the last day of a six day visit to South Africa
South African President Nelson Mandela stands with Britain Queen Elizabeth II on his arrival at Buckingham Palace, in London for a state banquet in his honour following his arrival in Britain, July 9, 1996.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II meets Kenya's President Daniel Arap Moi during a private audience at Buckingham Palace in London, November 25, 1998.
Queen Elizabeth II chats with Ghana's President Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings, November 8,1999 during the second day of her official state visit to the country. Earlier in the day the Queen had stepped into controversy when she praised Jerry Rawlings in a speech to parliament.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II looks at a craft display presented by students at La Wireless school in Accra, on the second day of her state visit to Ghana November 8, 1999. The Queen accompanied by her husband [Prince Phillip] began a three nation African tour on Sunday.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth talks with young cricketers while on a visit to Alexander Township, north of Johannesburg, South Africa Thursday November 11 1999. The Queen is on a state visit ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting starting Friday in Durban. (Photo by THEMBA HADEBE / AP POOL / AFP)
Queen Elizabeth II, flanked by Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo (R), plants a banana tree 04 December 2003 as they visit the Millenium Park in Abuja, Nigeria.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II reviews the honor guard upon her arrival at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, Nigeria, 03 December 2003.
Oggoota 70 darbaniifii giiftii biyyaa Briteen ka turan G iiftii Elizaabet II du’aan boqataniiru. Bara jireenya isaanitti biyyoota Afrikaa yeroo daawwatan suuraawwan ka'an keessaa amma tokko.
Oggoota 70 darbaniifii giiftii biyyaa Briteen ka turan G iiftii Elizaabet II du’aan boqataniiru. Bara jireenya isaanitti biyyoota Afrikaa yeroo daawwatan suuraawwan ka'an keessaa amma tokko.
Oggoota 70 darbaniifii giiftii biyyaa Briteen ka turan G iiftii Elizaabet II du’aan boqataniiru. Bara jireenya isaanitti biyyoota Afrikaa yeroo daawwatan suuraawwan ka'an keessaa amma tokko.