Everything about Northern Rhodesian African National Congress totally explained
Northern Rhodesian African National Congress was a
political party in
Zambia. Formed in
1948, as the
Northern Rhodesian Congress, it was the first African political party in the country. NRC had its roots in the
Federation of Welfare Societies.
In
1951 the party adopted the name 'Northern Rhodesian African National Congress' under the presidency of Harry Nkumbula. It was linked to the
African National Congress in
South Africa. In
1953 Kenneth Kaunda became the general secretary of the organization.
In
1958 the party was divided on whether to participate in the legislative elections, in which only a minority of the black population was allowed to vote. The more radical Kaunda broke away, and formed the
Zambian African National Congress.
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