Zambia: The First 50 Years

Author:   Andrew Sardanis
Publisher:   Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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9781780768212


Pages:   394
Publication Date:   13 August 2014
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   Andrew Sardanis
Publisher:   Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint:   I.B. Tauris
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 24.10cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.771kg
ISBN:  

9781780768212


ISBN 10:   1780768214
Pages:   394
Publication Date:   13 August 2014
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
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Table of Contents

List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Map Introduction Prologue Part I: A Nation in the making Zambia Proud and Free Unprepared and Unready but Determined and Enthusiastic UDI: A New Landscape in Africa Hard Work and Fantasies Political Turbulence and Rhodesian Spies Fast Track for Zambian Business? Control of the Mines The Politicians Take over Sir Arthur Benson’s Ghost The 100 million Dollar Con Part II: The UNIP Dictatorship 3. The Sole Custodians of the People’s Interests 4. Kaunda and Thatcher Tango: Rhodesia Vanishes 5. A Maverick Troublemaker and a Gentlemen’s Coup 6. Disarray Part III: New Brooms? 7. The Love Affair: Tricky Fred and the West 8. The Plunder 9. The Zambian Business Blossoms; The economy dips 10. Vengeance and Cruelty and Frustrated Ambition 11. Zambian Trials and the London Delusion 12. Konkola: The Sale of the Century 13. Few Successes and Many Failures 14. ‘Steady As She Goes’ 15. A Protectorate within a Protectorate is Pampered… 16. … And Abandoned 17. “The Hateful Western Province” 18. Ba Mwine Zambia: 2011 19. The Civic Society Gets Uneasy 20. Arrests, Incarcerations and ‘nolle prosequi’ 21. President Sata and his future legacy Part IV: Taking Stock 22. Copper: our Boon and our Bane 23. Farmers and Charcoal Burners and Marketeers 24. ‘To Learn and Learn More from the Learned’ 25. Many Critics and Many Suitors 26. Epilogue Appendix I Northern Rhodesia Report 1929 Appendix II The Mining Agreements Appendix III Abrogation of the Mining Agreements Appendix IV The Tika Project Appendix V The Konkola Deal Appendix VI The Barotseland Agreement 1964 Appendix VII Glencore Comments on Mopani Tax Payments Notes Glossary

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This book makes a substantial and significant contribution to historiography on post-independence Zambia, offering new information and thoughtful analysis. As a book of reflections by an eyewitness, its approach is original, vivid and fresh. Nor is it only a history: for it offers a real, exciting sense of Zambia's future and potential, underpinned by the author's careful interrogation of current policies and plans.' Susan Williams, Fellow of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London


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Andrew Sardanis was born and educated in colonial Cyprus, worked as a journalist and spent his life in Northern Rhodesia, later Zambia, where he developed his business interests, including work with multinationals, and was a member of the legislature and government. He is the author of Africa: Another Side of the Coin and A Venture in Africa (both I.B.Tauris).

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