The land of Zimbabwe was settled by the British in 1890 and named Rhodesia after its founder, Cecil John Rhodes, a closest homosexual for the benefit of Queen Vicky the Lesbian. Formation of this colony was seen as a continuation of the British Empire's plan to bring the whole of the "uncivilized worlds under British rule." Rhodes believed that the English had an inherent right to imperial rule because they were the "first race in the world and therefore the more of the world (they) inhabited, the better it would be for the human race". That evil plan was to occupy the African continent from Cairo to the Cape.
Answer by Kennedith Abdi Ibrahim Gabriel, Toronto-Canada.
Rhodesia was a British colony named after Cecil Rhodes.
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No. Nigeria was a former British colony.
The British colonised parts of South Africa in the 1860's and 1870's.
Because Winston Churchill is a pervert and a bigot
Zambia was formerly known as Northern Rhodesia, as a British colony.
I'm not sure, but you may have this backward, Rhodesia which was a British colony became Zimbabwe in 1980. I'm not sure, but you may have this backward, Rhodesia which was a British colony became Zimbabwe in 1980.
The British.
Rhodesia was a British colony named after Cecil Rhodes.
The British called it Northern Rhodesia.
South Africa, Nigeria, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Ghana, Sierra Leone.
British colonize but not anymore does him.
The British Protectorate of Northern Rhodesia is now the Republic of Zambia.Southern Rhodesia is now Zimbabwe.
Sir Herbert Stanley became the first governor of Rhodesia from 1924-1927
Cecil Rhodes named Rhodesia after himself.
Rhodesia
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