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Here's a list, as well as independence years.

  1. South Africa-1910
  2. Egypt-1922
  3. Anglo-Egyptian Sudan-1956
  4. Gold Coast-1957
  5. British Cameroons-1960
  6. British Somaliland-1960
  7. Nigeria-1960
  8. Sierra Leone-1961
  9. Tanganyika-1961
  10. Uganda Protectorate-1962
  11. Kenya Colony-1963
  12. Nyasaland-1964
  13. Northern Rhodesia-1964
  14. Gambia-1965
  15. Bechuanaland-1966
  16. Basutoland-1966
  17. Swaziland-1968
  18. Northern Rhodesia-1980
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