but he did still let guerrillas operate from his country into what was then rhodesia, into mozambiquens against south africa and its system of apartheid. visiting zambia in the 1980s, her foreign secretary geoffrey howe was given this stinging rebuke. as a fellow human being, sir geoffrey, you're most welcome. but as the messenger of what you have come to do in south africa, you're not welcome at all. but zambia was too weak and too dependent on goods imported from south africa to comply with the sanctions that kenneth kaunda supported. a collapse in world copper prices, the oil crisis of the 1970s, plus corruption and mismanagement, crippled zambia's economy. president kaunda dealt with early opposition by instituting a one—party state, which became increasingly oppressive. as new winds of change blew through africa, kenneth kaunda was becoming out of tune with his people. protests against his government were sparked by rocketing food prices and shortages of essentials. it forced him to agree to democratic change. he was eventually ousted by frederick chiluba in elections in 1991, bu

he opposed apartheid south africa, white minority rule in rhodesia nodes and bob, wy, and allowed group such as the african national congress to make sure that based on matessa has more on his long life important it was 1954, zambia gaines independence on britain for many who were there, it was the time for new beginnings. people had high expectations from zambia, the 1st president kenneth calendar. it was an exciting time as one by one liberation movements in africa, gained independence from the colonial masters colon the rules ambia for nearly 3 decades in what was effectively a one party state. as life got tougher for the poor, many became frustrated and angry. some blame the struggling economy on colon the socialist policies. as his puppy, that as he waned, zambian had had enough, after 27 years and power that be as founding father was defeated at the polls. then he did something that still very ray in africa. he accepted the seat and willingly step down. he had been forth from the political arena through the ballot box, but he didn't disappear in the years that followed. he had a t

independence in 1964 until 1991 counter opposed apartheid south africa and white minority rule in rhodesia, which knows and bubbly, falls open in a rundown hours time for iranians to pick the next president that are concerned about turn out several candidates were blocked from running, leading to disillusionment among voters for people who are not vying for the top job. israel says it's fight a jazz last air strikes on gaza targeting come off sites. it says it was a response to in century, believe the phone into southern israel for the 3rd day. there's been no let up to the violence in me and mar, video is posted in social media. so most buildings destroyed in my village and the mug way. region president, the military of firing out done before burning nearly 200 homes as well as capital on tuesday. a state of emergency has been declared across parts of russian annex crimea. after a heavy rain cost flooding, su, work to see about $300.00 homes at a hospital, been flooded. us president, president joe biden has signed a bill making june 18th, a federal holiday. congress approve the legislatio

independence in 1964 until 991 counter opposed apartheid south africa on white minority rule in rhodesia. now, zimbabwe that's no less up to the violence in me and more videos posted on social media show. most buildings destroyed and can not village residents accused the military of firing at them before burning nearly 200 homes as well as can in capital. on tuesday, the us supreme court has rejected a challenge to the affordable care act known as obamacare. it was one of the former president brock obama signature policies. the judges rule, 72, rejecting the republican challenge. it's the 3rd time the court has preserved the law since it was introduced back in 2010. so those are the headlines and continues here now to 0, after witness reckoning with laughter that you're watching. something was going to change, has anything really changed? this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier and know what to say. we are all say we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be, the devil is always going to be i

the queen sent a representative, of course, to the independent ceremony went north rhodesia became zambiaout your great love and respect for the queen. how do you reconcile that sentiment with the fact that she presided over a government which was presiding over your people in the manner in which you say you had to fight them? how do you reconcile those two sentiments? admiring the queen on one hand and opposing the government that acted in her name? she has been a great person from the beginning of my time. i have no bad feelings about her. i think. even when margaret thatcher was prime minister and we quarrelled and quarrelled, i still have a lot of respect for her. for queen elizabeth. do you see the queen as being above politics? no doubt about it. that's how we saw her. that's exactly how we saw her. when margaret thatcher said that we were going to go to lusaka, she said to the queen "don't go to lusaka. that man is hopeless. you will not have a good time there." how do you know she said that? the queen said, "look, i am head of the commonwealth. i am going to lusaka." how do you kn

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the city used to be known as solsbury when the country was called rhodesia. more than 100 years later, modern buildings have come up. but you can still find the hidden, james from the past historic buildings that give her a city its character. some of them had been well preserved, showing architecture of rich and cultural history. others have seen better days in the city. its history is captured in its buildings. the buildings tell the story of how the city stead tibbs way to be in and where it is now. so. busy it is absolutely decided that you studied digits, hadn't only preserved, but also kept in a manner that kept chose as much of that is possible simply at the moment most he didn't see that added to that well looked after. that's because most people ins above are struggling economically. there is high unemployment. many people live hand to mouth, protecting buildings in hot out a that will once historic landmarks is not a priority. queens hotel, one of the 1st hotels in the city opened in 1899 people now ring space in it to sell a good ins above one 0, t

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and rhodesia 1000 probably now us president joe biden is set to sign a bill until later on thursday that creates a new federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery. congress as versa to make what's known as june 18th, or june 19th, a national holiday, and marks a date when the last and saved african americans land. they were actually free. how speaking nancy pelosi spoke of the significance of june 10th as she signed the bill . june teeth, as it has evolved as the day, not only of celebration, but of reflection, reminding us of a history much stained by brutality and injustice. we all remain committed to the fight to end racism and advance justice, which continues with a renewed urgency in that spirit. let us strive to honor the idea of equality, america's heritage, and hope. well, alan fisher is across this forest from the white house island to this is a day that's been marked by many communities for a long time, but then making it a holiday really got some political hackles out. that seems well, some people are quite pleased that this has happened, but there are some on the other s

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come to oppose apartheid south africa and white minority rule and rhodesia now and bob white and hong kong, largest pro democracy, new se. but apple daily says press freedom is hanging by read off the police, arrested 5 of its executives on the national security law of colluding with an enemy or more now on our top story. and after a decade in exile, ivory coast, former president are on back. bo is returning home with the hope that he can ease tensions. the former history professor served as president from 2000 until his defeat by our son tara, in the 2010 election. that bad boy refused to accept the result. and that led to a full month's civil war, which killed 3000 people and divided the country. a year later by bo was arrested and then handed over to the international criminal court to face charges of crimes against humanity. he was acquitted in january 2019, and then in november that year, i've oriend court sentenced him in absentia to 20 years for losing the central bank . now, although bad boy remains very popular at home, there is still a chance he could be arrested. well, let'

illness. kona who rules for 27 years opposed apartheid from south africa and fights manada to ruin rhodesia notes and joe biden has signed the bill making what's become known as june teams, a federal holiday. congress voted to mark june 19th. it's a day to commemorate when the last and slaves african americans learned that were free. israel says it's fighter jet launched air strikes on garza targeting hamas sites. it says that was in response to in century balloons being set off into southern israel for the 3rd day. it's the latest escalation and fighting, putting pressure on a ceasefire between is all and us, but came into effect almost a month ago. aaron's head to the poles in just a few hours to pick the next president. but there are worries about how many people will actually vote that suggestions. many people a disillusioned because several candidates have been blocked from running for people vying for the top job. even came racing is widely seen as the frontrunner. he's the head of the judiciary and has the support of hard liners often most in resign. he is a former chief of the revol

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in the 1950s, he was a key figure in what was then northern rhodesia's independence movement from britain. he was the father of independent zambia, seen as a moralforce in africa. but independent zambia, seen as a moral force in africa. but when kenneth kaunda left office, his country faced economic ruin. at independence in 1964, kenneth kaunda became president of zambia as leader of the independence party. the devout christian always advocated non—violent change but he did still that guerrillas operate in his country into mozambique and what was then south africa. in 1979 kenneth kaunda danced with prime minister margaret thatcher but he found her completely out of step in his demands for sanctions against south africa and its system of apartheid. visiting south africa in the 1980s foreign secretary geoffrey howe was given this stinging rebuke. so given this stinging rebuke. sr geoffrey, you are most welcome but as a messenger of it you have come to southern africa with, you are not welcome at all. �* ., , ., with, you are not welcome at all. �* ., ,., with, you are not welcome at all. �

but he did still let guerrillas operate from his country into what was then rhodesia, into mozambique foreign secretary geoffrey howe was given this stinging rebuke. as a fellow human being, sir geoffrey, you're most welcome. but as the messenger of what you have come to do in south africa, you're not welcome at all. but zambia was too weak and too dependent on goods imported from south africa to comply with the sanctions that kenneth kaunda supported. a collapse in world copper prices, the oil crisis of the 1970s, plus corruption and mismanagement, crippled zambia's economy. president kaunda dealt with early opposition by instituting a one—party state, which became increasingly oppressive. as new winds of change blew through africa, kenneth kaunda was becoming out of tune with his people. protests against his government were sparked by rocketing food prices and shortages of essentials. it forced him to agree to democratic change. he was eventually ousted by frederick chiluba in elections in 1991, but the influence he continued to exert led to his arrest for alleged treason in 1997. t