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  • *January 1 - [[New Year's Day]] *March 9 – (Women's Day)
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  • ...mene are Christian, and attend the Seventh Day Baptist church, the Seventh-day Adventist church, or the Roman Catholic Church.
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  • ...R estimated that a further 200 Zimbabweans were crossing into Zambia every day. The influx countered the trend of decreasing numbers of refugees in Zambia
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  • ...lly takes place over the closest weekend to Unity Day (July 5) and Heroes' Day (July 4). The Festival includes live music, arts/craft stalls, as well as a
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  • The Executive Committee is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the broadcaster. Consisting of senior managers of ZNBC, the C
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  • We must always realise that at the end of the day, we are one family, one people — created in the image of god. This is a momentous day.
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  • ...enroll boarding pupils only, while all the others enroll both boarding and day pupils.
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  • ...nk of Zambia announced January 1, 2013 as the changeover date. On the same day, the new redenominated currency became the legal tender of Zambia.<ref>Bank
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  • While working as a teacher, he proceeded to Livingstonia, the present day Malawi where he studied theology and qualified as Minister of the Church of ...vowed never to wear shoes again. He stuck to this decision until his dying day. He never forgot the incident, which he even made as his main theme in many
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  • The earliest known modern humans to live in the territory of modern-day Zambia were the Khoisans. They were bushmen, [[hunters and gatherers|hunter ...ed the Makololo aristocracy and forced the survivors to migrate to present-day [[Malawi]].
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  • ...OUT TO VOTE IN GREAT NUMBERS WITH GREAT ENERGY AND PASSION, AND MADE THIS DAY POSSIBLE. ...OF OUR VISION AND BEING A RELIABLE PARTNER THROUGHOUT OUR JOURNEY TO THIS DAY.
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  • ..., banded and dwarf mongoose can often be seen crossing pathways during the day. Caracal, serval, honey badger and the rare Meller’s mongoose occur but a
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  • Polling day took place largely without incident and saw a high turnout.<ref name=EAR1/> On election day, 14 of the upper roll seats and all 15 lower roll seats were decided, but o
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  • ...equivocal—Deare asserted that Clark arrived in Mashukulumbwe "on the very day the chief died&nbsp;... [and] was finally made chief of the tribe".<ref nam ...le|Ngoni]] chief [[Mpezeni]], who ruled to the east of Harrison Clark. One day, to Deare's surprise, a small group of warriors approached his party from t
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  • ...ian poverty. About 75% of the country's population lived on less than $1 a day,<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4163475.stm "I failed Zambia, says ...aily Mail]]'', a state-owned newspaper, said that his death marked "a dark day for Zambia" and had left Zambians "shell-shocked and grief-stricken".<ref n
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  • ...|left|Skull of [[Homo rhodesiensis|Broken Hill Man]] discovered in present-day [[Kabwe]].]] The early history of tribes of modern-day Zambia can only be gleaned from knowledge passed down by successive generat
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  • * ''' 2015 Oct 20 ''' - 18 October declared as [[ National Day of Prayer| the day of national prayers, peace and reconciliation]].
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  • ...lice]], which was used to control Matabeleland and Mashonaland, in present-day Zimbabwe. The company had hoped to start a "new Rand" from the ancient gold
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  • ...traditionally predicted if the maize were "knee-high by the [[Independence Day (United States)|Fourth of July]]", although modern [[Hybrid (biology)|hybri
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  • ...tiative of his preprocessor Lord Milner—and responsible government won the day. Just under 60% of voters backed responsible government from a turnout of 1
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