Howard Unwin Moffat, one of their sons, became Premier of Southern Rhodesia in 1927. Nada Burnham (1894–1896), the famed American explorer Frederick Russell Burnham's daughter, was the first white child born in Bulawayo and died of sickness and famine during the Second Matabele War's Siege of Bulawayo. Her death caused her father to leave Africa for good. Burnham is noted for being the first white baby born in Zimbabwe. However, this distinction is often attributed to another daughter of Frederick Russell Burnham named Alice who was also born in Bulawayo but survived the siege. Alice Burnham later married an Englishman named Charles Manners-Sutton and moved to England where she had more children. She died in a car accident at the age of 44 along with several other people including her husband and son Howard Moffat who were killed too. Bulawayo is now one of Zimbabwe's largest cities and the capital of the southern province. It was formerly known as Victoria Falls before becoming part of Zimbabwe in 1980. Since independence in 1980, South Africa has been accused by many countries of trying to keep power in Zimbabwe by supporting former president Robert Mugabe's political party. In response, South Africa has said it will not interfere in Zimbabwean affairs. Zimbabwe is a country located in Southeastern Africa between 22 and 26 degrees south of the equator.