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...'', a policy statement made by President [[Kenneth Kaunda]] in 1968 on the nationalisation of the means of production;

Also, Lubwa Mission was very important in the area of nationalisation. Its first African minister was David Kaunda, and this was where his son [[

...lisation. In 1923 responsible government was achieved, but rather outright nationalisation, the settler government opted for a form of public control under the Railwa

*{{cite book |title=Africanisation, Nationalisation and Inequality: Mining Labour and the Copperbelt in Zambian Development |la

However, after nationalisation, copper prices started declining, oil prices increased and

...is was despite Kaunda's disavowal to do so on 19th April 1968 at the first nationalisation meeting dubbed the [[Mulungushi Reforms]]. *'''1968 Apr 19''' - [[UNIP]] holds first nationalisation meeting ([[Mulungushi Reforms]]) where Kaunda declared 51% takeover of all

...golese transition from [[colonialism]] to independence. Concerns about the nationalisation of the copper industry could have provided a financial incentive to remove

...st of the remaining Northern Rhodesians left after an official policy of [[nationalisation]] in Zambia was announced.

Unfortunately this nationalisation policy was ill-timed. In 1973, the massive increase in the price of oil was ...ent and opposed white minority rule in [[Southern Rhodesia]]. Although his nationalisation of the copper mining industry in the late 1960s and the volatility of inter

...s Nyerere in Tanzania. Economical policies focused on central planning and nationalisation, and a system of one party rule was put in place.

...in [[Tanzania]]. Economical policies focused on [[central planning]] and [[nationalisation]], and a system of [[one party rule]] was put in place.