A great read, thank you, Ripon. My father's family are ex-pats from Zambia, having been there since the 60s. Some of my earliest memories are the smells of tea from their house. There is a lovely photograph that my mother likes to bring out of the family's pet monkey watching over my pram. :) Toodlepip, Hobbes

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...describing your experiences, sources, and supposedly unique insights. Look toward? I've been to Zimbabwe and Zambia. Both a mess. But both where you won't find many people demanding a return to colonial rule...>> And where did you meet those blacks? <snip> In London, in Liverpool, and in Zambia (quite a few South Africans on the train from Lusaka to Ndola, and a LOT of time...

... be very surprised what I did and how I felt. Look toward? I've been to Zimbabwe and Zambia. Both a mess. But both where you won't find many people demanding a return to colonial rule. ... after Mugabe took over. Try asking the same question today though. In London, in Liverpool, and in Zambia (quite a few South Africans on the train from Lusaka to Ndola, and a LOT of time to ...

... Uganda. But it will take longer and get uglier. Look toward? I've been to Zimbabwe and Zambia. Both a mess. But both where you won't find many people demanding a return to colonial rule. ... Mugabe took over. Try asking the same question today though. In London, in Liverpool, and in Zambia (quite a few South Africans on the train from Lusaka to Ndola, and a LOT of time to ...

... elected or co-opted bodies intended to help precisely the poor child in Brixton you gave as an example, as well as that child's parents and grandparents. I've also been to Angola, Zimbabwe and Zambia. I don't identify any less with the poor child in Luanda than I do with the poor child next door in Brixton (a rhetorical child since the ones actually living next door have two concerned, ...

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