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|minority=[[Zambia]] ...From there, the people migrated into what is now Northwestern Zambia. This group of people called their language kiiKaonde. Speakers of other Bantu language

{{Infobox ethnic group| |group= White people in Zambia

| owners = Government of Zambia 77.7%; Minority shareholders 22.3% Minority shareholders are spread throughout the world, in various locations.

{{Infobox ethnic group |group = Indians in Zambia

...ndependence in 1964, Zambia was one of the most vocal opponents to white [[minority rule]] and [[colonialism]]. President [[Kenneth Kaunda]], who held office 1 * Group of 77 (G-77)

...al and now tourist event called the [[Kuomboka]]. There is an ethnic Nkoya minority centered on Kaoma (previously called [[Mankoya]]) district with their own c

...time these first secured political representation, they agitated for white minority rule, either as a separate entity or associated with [[Southern Rhodesia]] ...1917 nominees were added to represent the small European [[minority group|minority]]: Northern Rhodesia had no elected representation while under BSAC rule.<r

...o teach in colonial Zambia. They were both teachers among the Bemba ethnic group which is location in northern Zambia. This is where Kaunda received his edu ...eriod, he was leading a [[Pathfinder Scouts Association|Pathfinder Scout]] Group and was Choirmaster at a Church of Central Africa congregation. He was also

...o have little chance of progressing. Zambia defied the odds by topping the group to make it to the quarter-finals after beating both Italy and Venezuela by ...ia’s campaign as South Africa grabbed the only ticket to France ‘98 in the group.

...was established, of which five members were elected by the small European minority (only 4,000 people), but none by the African population. ...a's neighbouring countries were still [[colony|colonies]] or under white [[minority rule]].

...Most of Zambia's neighbouring countries were still colonies or under white minority rule. ...[[1997 Zambian coup d'état attempt|coup d'état attempt]] took place, as a group of army commanders took control over the national radio station, broadcasti

...htm |archivedate = 12 October 2007}}</ref> To the east, in December 1897 a group of the [[Ngoni people|Angoni or Ngoni]] (originally from Zululand) rebelled ...-autonomous region. This was undertaken despite opposition from a sizeable minority of the population, who demonstrated against it in 1960–61.<ref name="info

|minority={{ZAM}} <br>Mozambique Chewa belongs to the same language group ([[Guthrie classification of Bantu languages#Zone N|Guthrie Zone N]]) as [[