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J. R. Viskoper M.D., Assoc. Prof.inally established north of Zambesi, albeit precariously so, with the crushing defeat of Mpeseni’s Ngoni . in 1898, the BSAC Directors based in London Wall Street, London, were confronted by the pressing problem of how best to develop such a vast expanse exhibiting, apparently, severely limited commercial potential.

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Pre-War Northern Rhodesia: The Structural Weaknesses of Colonial Control,inally established north of Zambesi, albeit precariously so, with the crushing defeat of Mpeseni’s Ngoni . in 1898, the BSAC Directors based in London Wall Street, London, were confronted by the pressing problem of how best to develop such a vast expanse exhibiting, apparently, severely limited commercial potential.

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J. R. Viskoper M.D., Assoc. Prof.Bureau (RNLB), which since 1903 had served Southern Rhodesian mines and farms and which also recruited, as a sideline, for those of Northern Rhodesia. The smaller, Robert Williams and Company, recruited for Union Minière du Haut Katanga located in the nearby Belgian Congo.

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Manual of Nuclear Medicine Proceduresby the serious wartime shortage of white district staff. Furthermore, from the early wartime perspective of many remaining district officials, chiefs, and especially headmen, were intrinsically well-suited to such onerous tasks in view of their intimate local knowledge. As one Kasama official put it:

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Pre-War Northern Rhodesia: The Structural Weaknesses of Colonial Control,rced to admit to its state of stagnation as a ‘colossal Might-Have-Been [.] of gloomy unproductiveness’.. It was a description applicable to other substantial areas of the Territory before the outbreak of the First World War. Moreover, the lack of development reflected very much the region’s anomalo

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