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Meaning of "kaunda"
kaunda (noun) - a term that may refer to Kenneth Kaunda, the first president of Zambia, or his political legacy
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Kaunda was not pleased with this development.
Kenneth david buchizya kaunda.
Kaunda subsequently became a major regional statesman.
The experience of imprisonment had a radicalising impact on Kaunda.
Kaunda sent back his own personal magician.
The experience of imprisonment had a radicalizing impact on Kaunda.
Kaunda was forced to restore subsidies.
Chiluba attempted to deport Kaunda on the grounds that he was a Malawian.
Kaunda was wary of Communist involvement and wanted to maintain friendly ties with Britain.
Took part in the formation of latest Kaunda stage of Suyaurganovo archaeological culture.
Kaunda was born in Zambia but parents from Malawi.
She consulted Kenneth Kaunda before accepting.
Yolanda Kaunda becomes the first black woman captain from Malawi.
This transitional government was led by Kenneth Kaunda.
Not even Kaunda days were like this.
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He received the endorsement of former President Kenneth Kaunda.
President Kaunda of Zambia would confirm as much.
Former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda was a huge favourite.
An additional ten members were nominated by President Kenneth Kaunda.
Former President Kenneth Kaunda described the incident as follows.
I do obviously talk to Kenneth Kaunda.
End of Kaunda era.
However, the experience of imprisonment had a radicalizing impact on Kaunda.
In order to have absolute control, Kaunda banned political opposition.
Kenneth Kaunda has been rejected by the people he 's ruled since independence.
That came forward very clearly, particularly in the opening speech by Dr Kaunda.
With no more opposition to him, Kaunda allowed the creation of a personality cult.
Dr. Kaunda and the other family members left for Harare to receive her body.
During his tenure, former president Kaunda had the General investigated and found no wrongdoings.
Kaunda adopted an ideology of African socialism, close to that of Julius Nyerere in Tanzania.
Despite their friendship from childhood, Kapwepwe and Kaunda drifted apart after leading Zambia to independence.
At the same time, Kaunda oversaw the acquisition of majority stakes in key foreign-owned companies.
Later, it served as the personal transport for then Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda.
The bullet hole in Kaunda & apos ; s vehicle is consistent with the bullet and cartridge.
Northern Rhodesia received its independence, becoming Zambia, with Kenneth Kaunda now as president.
As a consequence, Kaunda promoted him to the position of Vice President.
Leais ( Loyals ) - a force composed by exiles from Zambia, black soldiers that were against Kenneth Kaunda.
Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda commissioned an inquiry into Chitepo 's death.
Kaunda retired from politics after he was accused of involvement in the failed 1997 coup attempt.
He was appointed by President Kaunda to the Liberation Center, a movement for regional freedom.
Kaunda was confirmed as president with 89 % of the vote.
The Indian freedom struggle inspired Kenneth Kaunda and Zambia 's independence movement.
Consequently Kaunda remained in power for the next 27 years.
In presidential elections, however, Kaunda was the only candidate.
After Kenneth Kaunda lost power she was retained as a diplomat by President Frederick Chiluba until 1997.
ZANC was banned in March 1959 and in June Kaunda was sentenced to nine months imprisonment.
Kaunda remained in office for 27 years.
For much of the Cold War Kaunda was a strong supporter of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Kaunda subsequently ran as a UNIP candidate during the 1962 elections.
In 1964 Zambia was granted independence with Kaunda as its president.
