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• Northern Rhodesian general election, 1964
  ...mmon roll seats. Its leader, [[Kenneth Kaunda]] became [[Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia|Prime Minister]], leading the country to independence in October t ...Date: Favouritism for North-East", ''East Africa and Rhodesia'', 9 January 1964, p395</ref>
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• Template:Zambian elections
  *[[Zambian general election, 1968|1968]] *[[Zambian general election, 1973|1973]]
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• Zambian African National Congress
  The party was formed in 1948, as the '''Northern Rhodesia Congress''' (NRC), and [[Godwin Mbikusita Lewanika]], a [[Barotsel "Northern Rhodesia", Northern-rhodesia.co.tv, 2011, web:
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• Template:Politics of Zambia
  * General ...ion, 2011|2011]] [[Zambian general election, 2016|2016]] [[Zambian general election, 2021|2021]]}}}}
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• Chalo Chatu:Today's featured article/December 6, 2016
  ...ian African National Congress]] won 10 seats, {{TFAFULL|History of Zambia (1964–present)}}
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• Chalo Chatu:Today's featured article/December 6, 2017
  ...ian African National Congress]] won 10 seats, {{TFAFULL|History of Zambia (1964–present)}}
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• Roan constituency
  !Election year |[[Northern Rhodesian general election, 1962|1962]]||[[Hendrick Liebenberg]]||[[United Federal Party]]
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• Ester Banda
  | term1 = 1964–1968 ...Assembly of Zambia|National Assembly]] for [[Roan constituency|Roan]] from 1964 to 1968 and was jointly one of the first elected female members of parliame
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• United National Independence Party
  ...UNIP) is a [[political party]] in [[Zambia]]. It governed the country from 1964 to 1991 under the [[president|presidency]] of [[Kenneth Kaunda]], and was t ...s]], in which UNIP won 55 of the 75 seats, Kaunda became Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia, leading the country to independence on 24 October that year, at w
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• Alexander Grey Zulu
  ...Zambia]]n [[politician]] and [[freedom fighter]]. He is the last Secretary General of the [[United National Independence Party|United National Independence Pa ...t) 1973-78; Secretary of State for Defense and Security 1979-85; Secretary General 1986-1991.
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• Elections in Zambia
  ...ith five elected member was created, with the [[Northern Rhodesian general election, 1926|first elections]] held in 1926. ...ions]], the party was disbanded. Prior to the [[Northern Rhodesian general election, 1948|1948 elections]] the number of elected members was increased to ten,
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• Northern Rhodesian general election, 1964
  ...mmon roll seats. Its leader, [[Kenneth Kaunda]] became [[Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia|Prime Minister]], leading the country to independence in October t ...Date: Favouritism for North-East", ''East Africa and Rhodesia'', 9 January 1964, p395</ref>
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• Sikota Wina
  | term_start = 1964 | term_end = 1964
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• List of members of the National Assembly of Zambia (1964–68)
  ...cial" Seats Must Go: Mr. Kaunda", ''East Africa and Rhodesia'', 30 January 1964, p449</ref> ...ts: "Importance of Commonwealth"", ''East Africa and Rhodesia, 13 February 1964, p488</ref>
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• Prime Ministers of Zambia
  ...[[Kenneth Kaunda]] was the only prime minister of [[Northern Rhodesia]] in 1964, before it became independent as Zambia). ===Northern Rhodesia===
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• Northern Rhodesian general election, 1959
  '''General elections''' were held in [[Northern Rhodesia]] on 20 March 1959,<ref name=TT>"Racial Issue In N. Rhodesia Elect ...ed).<ref name=DCM>David C. Mulford (1964) ''The Northern Rhodesian General Election 1962'', Oxford University Press, pp11−12</ref> "Special" voters had to ha
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• Simon Kapwepwe
  | term_start2 = 1964 | birth_place = {{flagicon|Northern Rhodesia}}&nbsp; [[Chinsali]], [[Northern Rhodesia]]
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• James John Skinner
  ...ising his contributions to Zambia's independence. Skinner was the Attorney General of Zambia from independence until 1967, when he was appointed Justice Minis ...nner."<ref>Reply by Deputy Director of Elections (JJ Skinner) – The Leader Northern Rhodesia 27 February 1962</ref>
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• Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula
  ...lonialism. He was founders of Zambia’s first native political party, the [[Northern Rhodesia African National Congress]] founded in 1948. The party was first l In 1938 Nkumbula joined the [[Northern Rhodesia]]n government's teaching service and later worked in [[Kitwe]] and
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• Andrew Sardanis
  ...}}</ref> He is best known for his involvement in [[Zambia Independence Act 1964|Zambia’s independence]] liberation movement and played a major role in th ...book|last=Sardanis|first=Andrew|title=Africa : Another side of the coin : Northern Rhodesia's final years and Zambia's nationhood / Andrew Sardanis.|publisher
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• Northern Rhodesian general election, 1962
  ...arty]] won the most seats and [[Zambian African National Congress|Northern Rhodesian African National Congress]] leader [[Harry Nkumbula]] had made a secret ele ...ning seats.<ref>Andrew Sardanis (2011) ''Africa: Another Side of the Coin: Northern Rhodesia's Final Years and Zambia's Nationhood'', I.B.Tauris, pp89−91</re
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