To What extent had the Zambian leadership been the source of conflict in the year 1990?

A. A Plan of the investigation

To what extent had the Zambian leadership been the semen of conflict in the year 1990?

Zambia is a South east African country which has never had any massive battles or wars in its history but there have been low-toned conflicts such as food riots and coup attempts. This internal opinion will focus on one year, 1990. The aim of this investigation is to find out to what extent had the Zambian leadership been the stock of conflict in the year 1990. The investigation will even off the causes of the riots in 1990, the cause of the coup attempt conducted by lieutenant Luchembe and also the causes and effect of inflation in the year 1990. An synopsis of these sections should indicate the main source of conflict in 1990. The search will use sources such as the internet to reach more information about the topic in question, Zambian newspapers from 1990, political songs and interviews from witnesses and political books. In section B I will give information about the background of the Zambian political history, and I will give the reason why both Lusaka and the Copperbelt riots took place. I will also extract the economic issues which caused inflation and therefore rise in the value of food.



In section C I will appreciate two main findings, in section D the analysis of the findings and finally a conclusion in section E.

B. synopsis of evidence

Government

Zambia, formally Northern Rhodesia, was colonized by the British from 1924 to 1964(1). On October 24 1964 it took its independence. When Zambia took its independence, its first president was Kenneth Kaunda and he served the country from 1964 to 1991, His caller was known as United National Independence society (UNIP). In 1972, Kaunda declared a one-party...

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