Concept:Rhodesia was a colonial territory named after Cecil Rhodes, and it later became the modern state of Zimbabwe.
Explanation:The name Rhodesia was used for the region governed by the British South Africa Company.
In 1965, Ian Smith’s white minority government issued a Unilateral Declaration of Independence in Rhodesia.
Nigeria and other African countries supported international boycotts against his government.
After a long liberation struggle, the country achieved majority rule and was officially renamed Zimbabwe in 1980.
Therefore, Rhodesia is simply the former name of present-day Zimbabwe.
The other options do not match: Swaziland is now Eswatini, Zambia was formerly Northern Rhodesia, and Namibia was formerly South-West Africa.
Answer:A. Zimbabwe