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Yeah, unless there are rivers that are sourced within Rhodesia, the rivers passing through the country might dry up fairly quickly or maybe become really long serpentine lakes/wetlands. If we assume the rivers don't piss off a cliff into the Pacific, there might be a possibility of river ports...

When were those dams constructed? Also I wonder if new dams could eventually be constructed, especially since I'm assuming there is a change in height between Southern Africa and the new Inland Sea. Glancing at Wikipedia, it looks like ZImbabwe on average was 960 meters or 3100 feet above sea...

Ignoring climate changes for the most part, because I find those lame to discuss unless the OP specifies it, Rhodesia would kinda thrive I feel. The support for the Black guerrilla forces in Rhodesia was from neighboring countries, especially Mozambique when Portuguese lost control of their...