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This naming dispute dated back to October 1964, when Northern Rhodesia became independent from the UK and concurrently changed its name to Zambia. The Southern Rhodesian colonial government in Salisbury felt that in the absence of a “Northern” Rhodesia, Rhodesian dog once upon a time there was a girl who really loved dogs poster the continued use of “Southern” was superfluous. It passed legislation to become simply Rhodesia, but the British government refused to approve this on the grounds that the country’s name was defined by British legislation, so could not be altered by the colonial government. Salisbury went on using the shortened name in an official manner nevertheless, while the British government continued referring to the country as Southern Rhodesia. This situation continued throughout the UDI period. The shortened name was used by many people including the British government in the House of Commons.
