Based on archival research conducted mainly at the Bank of England, the National Archives
of Zimbabwe, Central Archival Repository in Pretoria and the Cory Library at Rhodes …

This article recovers two resolutions, in 1948 and 1950, respectively, by the all-white
parliament in Southern Rhodesia (colonial Zimbabwe) that expressed support for the …

This thesis examines the social, economic, and environmental history of African small grains–
sorghum, millet and rapoko–in what is today Zimbabwe. It traces their development over …

On 18 April 1980, the Union Jack was finally lowered at Government House, Harare.
Presiding over this muted piece of imperial theatre, Lord Soames, who had been appointed …

With independence euphoria long gone, a sense of entrapment in Zimbabwe's politics
dating back to the early 1960s has stimulated unexpectedly persistent interest in white …

This paper explores the unfolding of Zimbabwe's indigenisation policy in the country's
mining sector from the early 1990s to 2018. Informed by interviews, government reports …

This chapter introduces the book, outlining its argument and structure and providing key
geopolitical context. It sketches the state of relevant historiographical debates and the book's …

Despite the ever-growing literature on China-Africa relations, little is known about how
China, as a party-state, establishes deep cooperative relations with African political parties …

Uneven development has characterised Zimbabwe's political economy landscape since the
initial days of conquest to the present. Foreign-owned corporations and non-indigenous …

Understanding the conflict between pro‐and anti‐Rhodesian government parliamentarians
is the only way to understand how and why Australia struggled to formulate a coherent …