In the early years of European colonisation, mining and agriculture
were the bases of the Rhodesian colonial economy and manufacturing
was virtually non-existent. This study traces the origins and early
development of the sector in the inter-war years and its rapid
growth during the second world war and the Central African
Federation years. It also analyses the fortunes of the
manufacturing industry in the troubled Unilateral Declaration of
Independence years when international economic sanctions and an
escalation of and debilitating war of liberation threatened the
sector. Finally the book examines developments in the post-colonial
period up to, and including, the years of the Economic Structural
Adjustment Programme of the 1990s.
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