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  • | nationality = Zambian ...for Democracy and Development]] under which she ran for president at the [[Zambian general election, 2016|2016 general election]].<ref>{{cite news|url=http://
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  • | nationality = Zambian | party = [[Patriotic Front (Zambia)|Patriotic Front]]
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  • | party = [[Patriotic Front (Zambia)|Patriotic Front]] {{small|(curre ...], for the [[Zambian presidential election, 2015|January 2015 presidential by-election]]. In the election, he narrowly defeated opposition candidate [[Ha
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  • ...y]] Lieutenant who at the age of 30 attempted a coup d’état during the one-party state era of Dr [[Kenneth Kaunda]] in 1990. His action came at a time when Luchembe was captured by soldiers and was escorted from ZNBC radio studios and taken to the outskirt
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  • ....thezimbabwean.co.uk/news/8207/zambian-minister-fired-over-zim-.html|title=Zambian minister fired over Zimbabwe crisis|date=30 August 2007|publisher=The Zimba He trained as a lawyer and during the one party rule by the first president [[Kenneth Kaunda]], Sikatana championed the cause for j
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  • | nationality = Zambian | party = [[Movement for Multi-Party Democracy]]
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  • | influenced by = ...a founding member of the Northern Rhodesian African Congress in 1948. This party was soon renamed the Africa National Congress (ANC) under the leadership of
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  • ...ing President)}}<!-- Do not change this. The office was handed over to him by Scott as seen in this image: https://www.facebook.com/statehousepressoffice | nationality = Zambian
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  • | nationality = Zambian ...Zambia)|Patriotic Front]] {{small|(2001–present)}}<br>[[Movement for Multi-Party Democracy|MMD]] {{small|(1990–1996)}}
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  • ...and other government posts until 2015, having been subsequently appointed by [[Rupiah Banda]] and [[Michael Sata]]. According to Munkombwe, he was inspired to enter politics by the example of his uncles, [[Elijah Mudenda]], Simon Mudenda and Samspon Mw
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  • | occupation = [[:Category:Politicians|Politician]] ...desia African National Congress]] founded in 1948. The party was first led by [[Godwin Mbikusita Lewanika]].
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  • | caption = Chishima Kabwili official photo on Zambian Paliament website ...Zambia)|Patriotic Front]] {{small|(2001–present)}}<br>[[Movement for Multi-Party Democracy|MMD]] {{small|(1990–1996)}}
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  • | nationality = Zambian '''Mukubesa Mundia''' (born September 28, 1982), better known by his stage name '''Petersen Zagaze''' is a [[Zambia]]n Reggae recording arti
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  • ...st certainly have been re-appointed as Vice-President. Mwape was succeeded by [[Rupiah Banda]], who became president on Mwanawasa's death in 2008. * At Party level, was Co-opted MMD Northern Province Vice-Chairman in 2001 and became
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  • | office5 = Zambian Ambassador to Ethiopia | influenced by =
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  • | office5 = [[Zambian Ambassador to the United States]] | office8 = [[Zambian Ambassador to China]]
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  • | election_name = 2021 Zambian general election | previous_election = 2016 Zambian general election
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  • | party = [[National Leadership for Development]] '''Yobert K. Shamapande''' PhD, is a prominent Zambian international development economist, politician and author who was born to
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  • ...ambia"] ''The Irish Times'', 1 November 2008</ref> Following his time as a Zambian jurist, Skinner moved to neighbouring Malawi, where he was Chief Justice fr ...]] (UNIP) in 1960 and quickly became the party's legal advisor. Ostracized by most white residents of the colony, Skinner lost in his bid for a seat in t
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  • |nationality=Zambian |party=[[United National Independence Party]]
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