Nyasaland

By the start of 1959 the situation in Nyasaland had become critical.

Before 1966 they were known as the Nyasaland national football team.

Richards saw no particular value to Nyasaland in the council.

Two local conferences in Nyasaland also took place in 1960.

He expected that Nyasaland would eventually become self-governing, but not for many years.

He brought in staff and workers from Nyasaland.

Official policy in Nyasaland was to consolidate villages to facilitate administration and control.

Nyasaland gained independence in 1964 and has since known as Malawi.

Booth was officially barred from returning to the Nyasaland in 1907.

You are wanted for removing certain national treasures in the form of precious stones from Nyasaland.

The effect was to give Nyasaland independence quickly but to set the country on the road to one-party rule.

Nyasaland showed the least European and greatest African population growth.

Later the title was changed again, to Nyasaland Times.

From 1936 to 1961 he was Bishop of Nyasaland.

He was among the people who founded the Nyasaland Congress Party.

Although Nyasaland has some mineral resources, particularly coal, these were not exploited in colonial times.

Streaming over the borders from places like Nyasaland.

He served on the legislative council of Nyasaland.

Nyasaland gained independence in 1964, taking the name Malawi.

The Nyasaland government presented many documents to the Commission and later gave it oral evidence.

This was the main route for goods and passengers to and from Nyasaland.

When he left, in 1901, for the Nyasaland bishopric, his parishioners gave him a gold cross.

He was Deputy Governor of Nyasaland from 1963 to 1964.

He felt that it would be complicated, expensive, and hazardous to forward a typewriter to Nyasaland.

He returned home to then Nyasaland in 1958, and was jailed for a year as the leading nationalist agitator.