Zimbabwe, formerly Southern Rhodesia has a unique colonial history. Phase one of it colonialism was conducted by a British charter company, and then British rule was consolidated by a settler economy regime, with an extremely racially marginalising rule. Southern Rhodesia experienced both regimes of mineral exploitation, and of direct rule under settler economies, without the direct involvement of the British government. This essay will outline its colonial progression till the 1940s, and analyse the administrative …showed first 75 words of 1687 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1687 total…Rhodesia, 1890-1914" in African Affairs, 73(291) April 1974, pg 217-228 Utete, C. Munhamu Bostsio, The Road to Zimbabwe: The Political Economy of Settler Colonialism, National Liberation and Foreign Intervention. New Jersey: University Press of America, 1979, chapters 1 & 2 Wetherell, H. Iden, "Settler Expansionism in Central Africa: The Imperial Response in 1931 and Subsequent Implications" in African Affairs, 78(311) April 1979, pg 210-227 Young, Crawford, "Constructing Bula Matari" in The African Colonial State in Comparative Perspective, Yale: Yale University Press, 1994, pg 95-140