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...rchitect and co-ordinator of the [[Cha Cha Cha Uprising]] at the height of political campaigns to rid the country of British colonisation. ...ederation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. He was encouraged by Nkumbula to seek political office, which he did, after winning elections for the position of ANC Lusak

In [[Zambian general election, 2006|2006]], she made her political comeback by being elected to the [[National Assembly of Zambia]] from [[Kas ...l=http://www.panapress.com/Mwanawasa-names-predecessor-s-ex-wife-as-deputy-minister--13-478748-18-lang2-index.html |work=[[PanaPress]] |date=2006-10-09 |access

| office2 = Minister of Foreign Affairs ...lawi, the father of [[Kenneth Kaunda]] (who became the first African Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia in 1963 and then the first president of [[Zambia]] in

Kapambwe is a bachelor's degree holder in political economy obtained from the [[University of Zambia]] he is also a post-gradu ...el Foote]], however [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Zambia)|Foreign Affairs Minister]] [[Joseph Malanji]] stated that he was just swapped positions with [[Ngosa

...for independence from Britain in the 1950s, and went on to be a government minister after independence."<ref name="autogenerated1"/>

...e managing directors of RCM and NCCM as well as the chairman of ZIMCO were political appointees. The [[Minister of Mines]] was the chairman of RCM, NCCM, and ZIMCO. In the same year, the

| caption = Prime Minister Mainza Chona (left) seen here greeting [[UNIP]] Member of Central Committee | office2 = [[Prime Minister of Zambia|Prime Minister of the Republic of Zambia]]

...ivil Service. He was subsequently a [[Member of Parliament]], a Government Minister and [[Governor of the Bank of Zambia]]. ...age and corruption, and the growing authoritarianism and centralisation of political power in the hands of the President. Musakanya provides an insider's insigh

====Political ties==== Political relations between the Soviet Union and Zambia were challenged by [[People's

*[[Prime Minister of Zambia]] [[Category:Lists of political office-holders in Zambia|Governor]]

...for the nation's lush flora, red for the nation's struggle for [[Freedom (political)|freedom]], black for the Zambian people, and orange for the land's [[natur *on any motor car, boat or ship in or by which a Minister of Government is for the time being travelling;<ref name="flag act"/>

Political tensions in Zambia has since been rising since the arrest on treason charge were vandalized by unknown people in Kafue’s Mungu area. The provincial minister [[Japhen Mwakalombe]] stated out that the perpetrators of the vandalism act

| occupation = Church minister, teacher, author, [[:Category:Zambian politicians|politician]] Reverend '''Paul Bwembya Mushindo''' (born 1896) was a [[Zambia]]n minister of the church, teacher, writer and [[:Category:Zambian politicians|politici

| office2 = Cabinet Minister for North Western province [[Zambia]] | office3 = Minister of State for Rural Development [[Zambia]]

* [[Mainza Chona]] - Prime Minister, 1973–1975, 1977–1978 * [[Elijah Mudenda]] Prime Minister, 1975–1977

| known_for = First Justice Minister of [[Zambia]] ...es/2008/1101/1225321621639.html "Dublin-born lawyer who became first white minister in independent Zambia"] ''The Irish Times'', 1 November 2008</ref> Followin

...ince]]s, each administered by an appointed Provincial [[Political minister|minister]] who essentially performs the duties of a [[governor]]. == Political history ==

| office3 = Minister of Agriculture ==Political career==

...desia]] from British colonialism. He was founders of Zambia’s first native political party, the [[Northern Rhodesia African National Congress]] founded in 1948. ...nal Congress|Northern Rhodesian African Congress]] in 1951, a first native political party which was first led by [[Godwin Mbikusita Lewanika]]. The party was s

Prior to Sata's death, his ill-health led to political commentators speculating about potential Patriotic Front candidates.<ref na *[[Chishimba Kambwili]], Minister of Sports.<ref name="What Next?">{{cite web|url=http://allafrica.com/storie