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  • | office = [[Ministry of Health (Zambia)|Minister of Health]] | office2 = [[Ministry of Local Government (Zambia)|Minister for Local Government]]
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  • ...tempted [[1997 Zambian coup d'état attempt|a coup d’état]] during the rule of the then-President, Dr [[Frederick Chiluba]]. ...er and later joined the army's political education program when Kenneth D. Kaunda was President.<ref name=nyt/>
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  • |caption=Cabinet Minister for Western. Eastern and Copperbelt Provinces. ...(1 March 1930 – 5 February 2006) was an ex-seminarian, freedom fighter and cabinet minister in [[Zambia]]'s first and second governments.<ref>[http://www.afri
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  • | caption = Photo of James John Skinner when Chief Justice of Malawi | known_for = First Justice Minister of [[Zambia]]
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  • ...= Prime Minister Mainza Chona (left) seen here greeting [[UNIP]] Member of Central Committee [[Humphrey Mulemba]]. Source: mainzachona.com | office = [[Vice President of the Republic of Zambia]]
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  • {{History of Zambia}} ...nce</ref> and the economy was largely dependent on foreign expertise. Most of Zambia's neighbouring countries were still colonies or under white minority
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  • | office = Member of the Central Committee (MCC)[[UNIP]] | president = [[Kenneth Kaunda]]
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  • | order = [[List of Presidents of Zambia|6th]] | office = President of Zambia
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  • ...al Heritage Conservation Commission|language=en-US}}</ref>, in recognition of its historical and cultural significance to the country. ...he country's political and social history, commemorating the contributions of its leaders toward the country's development.
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  • {{History of Zambia}} This article deals with the history of the country now called [[Zambia]] from [[prehistory|prehistoric]] times to
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  • | office = [[President of Zambia]]<br>{{small|[[Acting (law)|Acting]]}} | office2 = Vice-President of Zambia
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  • {{Politics of Zambia}} ...sident of Zambia]] is [[head of state]], [[head of government]] and leader of a [[multi-party system]]. [[Executive power]] is exercised by the governmen
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  • ...= Sata addresses the press at [[State House]] announcing the suspension of [[Supreme Court]] judge [[Philip Musonda]] and two [[High Court]] judges, [ | order = [[List of Presidents of Zambia|5th]]
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  • | order = 3rd [[President of Zambia]] | order2 = [[Vice President of Zambia]]
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  • |conventional_long_name = Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland |image_flag = Flag of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.png
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  • {{History of Zambia}} This page contains a chronological timeline of some of the key events that happened in [[Zambia]]n history.
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  • |office = 4th [[President of Zambia]] |office1 = 10th [[Vice-President of Zambia]]
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  • Your Excellencies; Heads of State and Government; Your Honour, the Vice-President of the Republic of Zambia, Dr. [[Guy Scott|Guy L. Scott]], MP, and Dr. [[Charlotte Scott|Charl
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  • | previous = [[President Lungu’s speech on eve of Zambia’s 53rd independence anniversary|Edgar Lungu's Presidential 53rd in THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA
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  • The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Zambia: ...moved towards a system of one party rule with Kenneth Kaunda as president. Kaunda dominated Zambian politics until multiparty elections were held in 1991.
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