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...n 23 June 1970), popularly known by his stage name '''Chris Aka''', is a [[Zambia]]n [[musician]]. ...ctions including weddings, annual balls for the army, and had the pleasure of sharing the stage with the legendary [[P.K. Chishala]].

...thern Technical College (NORTEC). He was a headmaster and later joined the army's political education program when [[Kenneth D. Kaunda]] was [[President]].

...thern Technical College (NORTEC). He was a headmaster and later joined the army's political education program when [[Kenneth D. Kaunda]] was [[President]].

...Army had taken over Government and he cited [[1990 food riots|food riots]] of the previous week as reasons for his action because about 27 people had die

...Army had taken over Government and he cited [[1990 food riots|food riots]] of the previous week as reasons for his action because about 27 people had die

'''Ridgeway''' is a neighborhood in the city of [[Lusaka]], the capital of [[Zambia]]. ...| title=The Street Boundaries of Ridgeway, Lusaka}}</ref> The coordinates of the neighborhood are 15°26'05.0"S, 28°19'14.0"E (Latitude:-15.434736; Lon

|causes= Regulations imposed to control the spread of a cholera epidemic in Lusaka. Zambia Army has moved into Kanyama to quell the riots

...a private army of Senga natives, which he used to drive off various bands of slave-raiders. {{TFAFULL|John Harrison Clark}}

...th Kaunda]] in 1990. His action came at a time when Zambians needed change of government and had risen against Kaunda's rule. ...Army had taken over Government and he cited [[1990 food riots|food riots]] of the previous week as reasons for his action because about 27 people had die

...a private army of Senga natives, which he used to drive off various bands of slave-raiders. {{TFAFULL|John Harrison Clark}}

...a private army of Senga natives, which he used to drive off various bands of slave-raiders. {{TFAFULL|John Harrison Clark}}

...a private army of Senga natives, which he used to drive off various bands of slave-raiders. {{TFAFULL|John Harrison Clark}}

...a private army of Senga natives, which he used to drive off various bands of slave-raiders. {{TFAFULL|John Harrison Clark}}

'''Chikankata District''' is a district in [[Southern Province]] of [[Zambia]] and was created In December 2011. The administrative offices are found 71 Chikankata High School is run by the Salvation Army. It is one of the most well-known schools in the country. The school has about 760 pupils

|country= Zambia ...marily for internal defence in [[Zambia]]. Being a [[landlocked country]], Zambia has no [[navy]].

...mbo''' (1944 – 6 March 2009) was a vice-president and army commander in [[Zambia]].<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/1715324.stm "Tembo: Waiting ...e through the ranks to become, in 1984, a highly respected and no nonsense army commander.

During the One party rule of [[Kenneth Kaunda]], [[Zambia]] saw a decline in the economy creating disappointment among the people. Se ...in three hours by government forces, leading to the arrest and prosecution of Luchembe.

{{Infobox Bilateral relations|Namibian–Zambian|Namibia|Zambia|filetype=png}} ...Bridge]] connects [[Katima Mulilo]] on the Namibia side with [[Sesheke]], Zambia.

...16 with parental consent or at 18 when they are classified as adults by [[Zambia]]. There is no conscription. Applicants must be Zambian citizens and must h ...291 women between 16-49 who are classified as manpower. This makes a total of 5,989,360 people classified as manpower.