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[[File:First cabinet - with names.jpg|thumb|right| | [[File:First cabinet - with names.jpg|thumb|right|400px|First cabinet of Zambia after gaining independence]] | ||
After [[Zambia]] (formerly N[[Northern Rhodesia]]) gained its independence in 1964, the [[United National Independence Party]] (UNIP) formed government under the presidency of [[Kenneth Kaunda]]. The first indigenous Cabinet consisted of 18 members.<ref>[http://www.daily-mail.co.zm/who-was-who-in-first-cabinet/ Who was who in first Cabinet?], 24 October 2022, [[Zambia Daily Mail]]</ref> | |||
==Fist cabinet== | |||
*'''[[Kenneth Kaunda]]''' - ''President & Minister of Defence'' | *'''[[Kenneth Kaunda]]''' - ''President & Minister of Defence'' | ||
*'''[[Reuben Kamanga]]''' - ''Vice President'' | *'''[[Reuben Kamanga]]''' - ''Vice President'' | ||
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*'''[[Solomon Kalulu]]''' - ''Minister of Lands & Natural Resources'' | *'''[[Solomon Kalulu]]''' - ''Minister of Lands & Natural Resources'' | ||
*'''[[Peter Matoka]]''' - ''Minister of Information & Broadcasting'' | *'''[[Peter Matoka]]''' - ''Minister of Information & Broadcasting'' | ||
*'''[[Elijah Mudenda]]''' - ''Minister of Agriculture'' | |||
Elijah Mudenda - Minister of Agriculture | *'''[[Nalumino Mundia]]''' - ''Minister of Commerce & Industry'' | ||
*'''[[John Mwanakatwe]]''' - ''Minister of Education'' | |||
Nalumino Mundia - Minister of Commerce & Industry | *'''[[Munukayumbwa Sipalo]]''' - ''Minister of Health'' | ||
*'''[[James John Skinner]]''' - ''Minister of Justice'' | |||
John Mwanakatwe - Minister of Education | *'''[[Arthur Wina]]''' - ''Minister of Finance'' | ||
*'''[[Sikota Wina]]''' - ''Minister of Local Government'' | |||
*'''[[Grey Zulu]]''' - ''Minister of Transportation & Works'' | |||
James | |||
Arthur | |||
Sikota Wina - Minister of Local Government | |||
Grey Zulu - Minister of Transportation & Works | |||
*'''[[Lewis Changufu]]''' - ''Minister of State for Defence'' | *'''[[Lewis Changufu]]''' - ''Minister of State for Defence'' | ||
*'''[[Aaron Milner]]''' - ''Minister of State for Cabinet & Civil Affairs'' | *'''[[Aaron Milner]]''' - ''Minister of State for Cabinet & Civil Affairs'' | ||
==See also== | |||
*[[List of members of the National Assembly of Zambia (1964–68)]] | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:History of Zambia]] | [[Category:History of Zambia]] | ||
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[[Category:Zambian politicians]] | [[Category:Zambian politicians]] | ||
[[Category:Zambian cabinet]] | [[Category:Zambian cabinet]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:58, 17 January 2023
After Zambia (formerly NNorthern Rhodesia) gained its independence in 1964, the United National Independence Party (UNIP) formed government under the presidency of Kenneth Kaunda. The first indigenous Cabinet consisted of 18 members.[1]
Fist cabinet
- Kenneth Kaunda - President & Minister of Defence
- Reuben Kamanga - Vice President
- Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe - Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Dingiswayo Banda - Minister of Housing & Social Development
- Justin Chimba - Minister of Labor & Mines
- Mainza Chona - Minister of Home affairs
- Solomon Kalulu - Minister of Lands & Natural Resources
- Peter Matoka - Minister of Information & Broadcasting
- Elijah Mudenda - Minister of Agriculture
- Nalumino Mundia - Minister of Commerce & Industry
- John Mwanakatwe - Minister of Education
- Munukayumbwa Sipalo - Minister of Health
- James John Skinner - Minister of Justice
- Arthur Wina - Minister of Finance
- Sikota Wina - Minister of Local Government
- Grey Zulu - Minister of Transportation & Works
- Lewis Changufu - Minister of State for Defence
- Aaron Milner - Minister of State for Cabinet & Civil Affairs
See also
References
- ↑ Who was who in first Cabinet?, 24 October 2022, Zambia Daily Mail
