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A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders...the list can go on and on for the first president of Zambia. At 89 years old now, Kenneth Kaunda is one of the living legends in Africa.
This is a rare original raw video footage of Kenneth Kaunda being interviewed at his residence in Chilenje's house number 394 (now a museum) prior to the 1963 elections. He then became Zambia's first African Prime Minister and later the first President of the Republic of Zambia.
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- published: 08 Sep 2015
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This is the speech given by Zambia's first president Dr. Kenneth Kaunda at Nelson Mandela's funeral in South Africa. This full version shows how the 89 year old former president is still the same in a many ways.
- published: 19 Dec 2013
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The former Zambian President, Kenneth Kaunda, was freed on Monday after serving five months under house arrest, accused of knowing about plans to overthrow the government.
The High Court in Zambia released Kaunda after state prosecutors dropped the case against him, apparently for lack of evidence.
It had been alleged that Kaunda had prior knowledge of a military coup by junior officers last year.
Until Monday morning, the 74-year-old former president hadn't stepped outside his house since January.
After emerging from the hearing at Lusaka High Court he was mobbed.
Prosecutors said they had dropped their case because of a lack of evidence.
But they entered a plea of 'no prosecution' which allows them to reopen the case if they unearth more evidence.
Kaunda ruled Zambia for 27 years until he was ousted by the voters in 1991.
But he still has the loyal support of many.
As he spoke, the crowd surged towards a defiant Kaunda, who now leads the country's main opposition group - the United National Independence Party.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I said I would not shove (budge) until I was told why I was in prison. Today God has granted it - that I am out. But I have not been told why I was prison for five months and seven days. Why, I still don't know."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Seeming in robust form since his arrest on Christmas day, Kenneth Kaunda did not hold back from mocking the governing party - the
Movement for Multiple Party Democracy.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Those ambassadors (politicians) know that the promises of the MMD - (Movement for Multiple Party Democracy) or the Movement for Madrax (a drug) Dealers or the MMD movement for mass destruction, all the promises that they made about accountability, transparency about governors, good governors. All these things, they have forgotten."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Kaunda's bodyguard was released at the same time and quickly took up his position next the ageing politician.
Both men were charged with concealing prior knowledge of a coup attempt by junior military officers that was quickly crushed in October 1997.
Shortly after being released Kaunda took the media to his home where he posed for pictures cradling his grandson.
As he drove through this downtown Lusaka street waving his trademark white handkerchief, he was escorted by thousands of well wishers.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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The MMD dominated government under the brutal leadership of Frederick Chiluba on 26th Dec 1997 arrested Dr. Kenneth Kaunda regardless of his immunity. He spent 5 days at the Kabwe Maximum Prison commonly known as ‘’Mukobeko” and later, on the new year's eve placed under house arrest for five months.
In 1999, the Chiluba regime through the Ndola High Court declared Dr. Kaunda stateless. Fortunately, in 2000, he successfully challenged this decision in the Supreme Court of Zambia, which declared him to be a Zambian citizen again.
- published: 24 Sep 2015
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This was Kenneth Kaunda's signature tune which he used to rally support for the liberation of Southern Africa. Enjoy it!
- published: 07 May 2010
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Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes His Excellency Kenneth D. Kaunda, the First President of Zambia (1964-1991). President Kaunda discusses the national and international challenges he confronted as a national leader. He also reflects on his current work with NGOs in the global fight to fight disease, poverty and inequality. Series: "Conversations with History" [1/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12102]
- published: 08 Feb 2008
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Zambia's president Kenneth Kaunda makes stinging attacks on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and the South African leader, John Vorster. He calls Mr Vorster a robber for wanting to retain the Namibian port of Walvis Bay and says that Smith would never have been allowed to get away with so much for so long if he had been black.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
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Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda arrives in Nairobi, Kenya and is met by Kenyan leader Daniel arap Moi.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
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Kenneth David Kaunda (born 1924), first president of Zambia, was a leading figure in his country's independence movement. Until he stepped down in 1991, he maintained his critical position as the leader of a buffer country between white-ruled states in southern Africa and hostile, independent black-ruled states to the north. Resenting the racial discrimination that prevailed in central Africa, Kaunda helped to found the African National Congress (ANC), the first major anticolonial organization in Northern Rhodesia. He was its secretary general from 1953 to 1958 under ANC president Harry Nkumbula. Early on, Kaunda became committed to the nonviolent principles of India's Mohandas Gandhi, a position strengthened by his visit to India in 1957. He broke with Nkumbula and became president of the Zambia African National Union from 1958 through 1959. Zambia slowly moved through the complications of earning independence. Much of the success is attributed to the skillful diplomacy of Kenneth Kaunda, who succeeded in allaying the fears of the huge European and smaller Asian community that black leadership would ignore their interests. In October 1964, the new nation of Zambia was born, with Kaunda as its president. Kaunda, like other African leaders, faced the complex problems of independence and tribalism, although his diplomatic skills saved his country the trauma of civil war. However, political pressures within and without his borders led him to impose single- party rule in 1973. With civil war to the west in Angola in 1976 and continuing conflict in Rhodesia, Kaunda won, unopposed, a new five-year term. Pledging his government to enforce high standards of morality and concern for public welfare, he was able to put down several attempted coups over the next few years.
- published: 04 Oct 2007
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After massive pressure from world leaders, the Zambian government moved former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest.
He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt. Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, one of many pressuring Zambia's government to either try Kaunda or release him.
- published: 22 Oct 2015
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Kenneth David Kaunda (born April 28, 1924), also known as KK, served as the first President of Zambia, from 1964 to 1991.
Kaunda is the youngest of eight children. He was born at Lubwa Mission in Chinsali, Northern Province of Northern Rhodesia, now Zambia. His father was the Reverend David Kaunda, an ordained Church of Scotland missionary and teacher, who was born in Malawi and had moved to Chinsali to work at Lubwa Mission. He attended Munali Training Centre in Lusaka (August 1941–1943).
Kaunda was a teacher at the Upper Primary School and Boarding Master at Lubwa and then Headmaster at Lubwa from 1943 to 1945. He was for a time working at the Salisbury and Bindura Mine. In early 1948, he became a teacher in Mufulira for the United Missions to the Copperbelt (UMCB). He was then assistant at an African Welfare Centre and Boarding Master of a Mine School in Mufulira. In this period, he was leading a Pathfinder Scout Group and was Choirmaster at a Church of Central Africa Congregation. He was also for a time Vice-Secretary of the Nchanga Branch of Congress.
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28:52Faces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The man with a big heart
Faces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The man with a big heartFaces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The man with a big heart
A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders...the list can go on and on for the first president of Zambia. At 89 years old now, Kenneth Kaunda is one of the living legends in Africa. -
1:32KENNETH KAUNDA INTERVIEW IN 1963 AT CHILENJE HOUSE NO. 394
KENNETH KAUNDA INTERVIEW IN 1963 AT CHILENJE HOUSE NO. 394KENNETH KAUNDA INTERVIEW IN 1963 AT CHILENJE HOUSE NO. 394
This is a rare original raw video footage of Kenneth Kaunda being interviewed at his residence in Chilenje's house number 394 (now a museum) prior to the 1963 elections. He then became Zambia's first African Prime Minister and later the first President of the Republic of Zambia. FOR MORE VIDEOS For more videos of this nature follow: https://twitter.com/rasmav -
15:22KENNETH KAUNDA SPEECH AT NELSON MANDELA'S FUNERAL FULL
KENNETH KAUNDA SPEECH AT NELSON MANDELA'S FUNERAL FULLKENNETH KAUNDA SPEECH AT NELSON MANDELA'S FUNERAL FULL
This is the speech given by Zambia's first president Dr. Kenneth Kaunda at Nelson Mandela's funeral in South Africa. This full version shows how the 89 year old former president is still the same in a many ways. -
2:25ZAMBIA: KENNETH KAUNDA FREED FROM HOUSE ARREST
ZAMBIA: KENNETH KAUNDA FREED FROM HOUSE ARRESTZAMBIA: KENNETH KAUNDA FREED FROM HOUSE ARREST
English/Nat The former Zambian President, Kenneth Kaunda, was freed on Monday after serving five months under house arrest, accused of knowing about plans to overthrow the government. The High Court in Zambia released Kaunda after state prosecutors dropped the case against him, apparently for lack of evidence. It had been alleged that Kaunda had prior knowledge of a military coup by junior officers last year. Until Monday morning, the 74-year-old former president hadn't stepped outside his house since January. After emerging from the hearing at Lusaka High Court he was mobbed. Prosecutors said they had dropped their case because of a lack of evidence. But they entered a plea of 'no prosecution' which allows them to reopen the case if they unearth more evidence. Kaunda ruled Zambia for 27 years until he was ousted by the voters in 1991. But he still has the loyal support of many. As he spoke, the crowd surged towards a defiant Kaunda, who now leads the country's main opposition group - the United National Independence Party. SOUNDBITE: (English) "I said I would not shove (budge) until I was told why I was in prison. Today God has granted it - that I am out. But I have not been told why I was prison for five months and seven days. Why, I still don't know." SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia Seeming in robust form since his arrest on Christmas day, Kenneth Kaunda did not hold back from mocking the governing party - the Movement for Multiple Party Democracy. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Those ambassadors (politicians) know that the promises of the MMD - (Movement for Multiple Party Democracy) or the Movement for Madrax (a drug) Dealers or the MMD movement for mass destruction, all the promises that they made about accountability, transparency about governors, good governors. All these things, they have forgotten." SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia Kaunda's bodyguard was released at the same time and quickly took up his position next the ageing politician. Both men were charged with concealing prior knowledge of a coup attempt by junior military officers that was quickly crushed in October 1997. Shortly after being released Kaunda took the media to his home where he posed for pictures cradling his grandson. As he drove through this downtown Lusaka street waving his trademark white handkerchief, he was escorted by thousands of well wishers. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/b1cc8a67ba1e9c6bdfa7823a063d64dd Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:25KENNETH KAUNDA RELEASED FROM PRISON IN 1998
KENNETH KAUNDA RELEASED FROM PRISON IN 1998KENNETH KAUNDA RELEASED FROM PRISON IN 1998
The MMD dominated government under the brutal leadership of Frederick Chiluba on 26th Dec 1997 arrested Dr. Kenneth Kaunda regardless of his immunity. He spent 5 days at the Kabwe Maximum Prison commonly known as ‘’Mukobeko” and later, on the new year's eve placed under house arrest for five months. In 1999, the Chiluba regime through the Ndola High Court declared Dr. Kaunda stateless. Fortunately, in 2000, he successfully challenged this decision in the Supreme Court of Zambia, which declared him to be a Zambian citizen again. -
2:55Kenneth Kaunda - Tiyende Pamodzi
Kenneth Kaunda - Tiyende PamodziKenneth Kaunda - Tiyende Pamodzi
This was Kenneth Kaunda's signature tune which he used to rally support for the liberation of Southern Africa. Enjoy it! -
54:54Conversations with History: Kenneth D. Kaunda
Conversations with History: Kenneth D. KaundaConversations with History: Kenneth D. Kaunda
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes His Excellency Kenneth D. Kaunda, the First President of Zambia (1964-1991). President Kaunda discusses the national and international challenges he confronted as a national leader. He also reflects on his current work with NGOs in the global fight to fight disease, poverty and inequality. Series: "Conversations with History" [1/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12102] -
37:22November1991, Kenneth Kaunda Loses in Zambia
November1991, Kenneth Kaunda Loses in ZambiaNovember1991, Kenneth Kaunda Loses in Zambia
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1:58SYND 13 9 77 PRESIDENT KAUNDA SPEECH AT RALLY IN LUSAKA
SYND 13 9 77 PRESIDENT KAUNDA SPEECH AT RALLY IN LUSAKASYND 13 9 77 PRESIDENT KAUNDA SPEECH AT RALLY IN LUSAKA
Zambia's president Kenneth Kaunda makes stinging attacks on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and the South African leader, John Vorster. He calls Mr Vorster a robber for wanting to retain the Namibian port of Walvis Bay and says that Smith would never have been allowed to get away with so much for so long if he had been black. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d7ceaf8ee60683da52e9651291b812af Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
7:35UPITN CUTS 31 3 80 ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRIVES IN NAIROBI
UPITN CUTS 31 3 80 ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRIVES IN NAIROBIUPITN CUTS 31 3 80 ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRIVES IN NAIROBI
Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda arrives in Nairobi, Kenya and is met by Kenyan leader Daniel arap Moi. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d17e088cbcd2480f2912dba9b7525b92 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
58:39Hon. Kenneth Kaunda - Air date: May 1997
Hon. Kenneth Kaunda - Air date: May 1997Hon. Kenneth Kaunda - Air date: May 1997
Kenneth David Kaunda (born 1924), first president of Zambia, was a leading figure in his country's independence movement. Until he stepped down in 1991, he maintained his critical position as the leader of a buffer country between white-ruled states in southern Africa and hostile, independent black-ruled states to the north. Resenting the racial discrimination that prevailed in central Africa, Kaunda helped to found the African National Congress (ANC), the first major anticolonial organization in Northern Rhodesia. He was its secretary general from 1953 to 1958 under ANC president Harry Nkumbula. Early on, Kaunda became committed to the nonviolent principles of India's Mohandas Gandhi, a position strengthened by his visit to India in 1957. He broke with Nkumbula and became president of the Zambia African National Union from 1958 through 1959. Zambia slowly moved through the complications of earning independence. Much of the success is attributed to the skillful diplomacy of Kenneth Kaunda, who succeeded in allaying the fears of the huge European and smaller Asian community that black leadership would ignore their interests. In October 1964, the new nation of Zambia was born, with Kaunda as its president. Kaunda, like other African leaders, faced the complex problems of independence and tribalism, although his diplomatic skills saved his country the trauma of civil war. However, political pressures within and without his borders led him to impose single- party rule in 1973. With civil war to the west in Angola in 1976 and continuing conflict in Rhodesia, Kaunda won, unopposed, a new five-year term. Pledging his government to enforce high standards of morality and concern for public welfare, he was able to put down several attempted coups over the next few years. -
3:00KENNETH KAUNDA PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARREST FROM PRISON
KENNETH KAUNDA PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARREST FROM PRISONKENNETH KAUNDA PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARREST FROM PRISON
After massive pressure from world leaders, the Zambian government moved former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest. He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt. Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, one of many pressuring Zambia's government to either try Kaunda or release him. -
6:45Fredrick Chiluba vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight for power
Fredrick Chiluba vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight for powerFredrick Chiluba vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight for power
Watch as The former President of Zambia, Kenneth D. Kaunda, was arrested by paramilitary policemen in 1997 as part of a Government crackdown on opposition leaders after an attempted coup in October, 1997. -
8:25Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 1/3
Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 1/3Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 1/3
Kenneth Kaunda is the first president of Zambia. Find out more about him on http://africanlegends.wordpress.com/
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The Iron Lady (2011)
Actors: Ronald Reagan (actor), John Sessions (actor), Mikhail Gorbachev (actor), Matthew Marsh (actor), Richard E. Grant (actor), Trevor McDonald (actor), Nicholas Farrell (actor), Greg Bennett (actor), Iain Glen (actor), Anthony Head (actor), Jim Broadbent (actor), Jeremy Child (actor), Michael Maloney (actor), Meryl Streep (actress), Pip Torrens (actor),
Plot: Elderly and a virtual prisoner in her own home due to her concerned staff and daughter Carol, Margaret Thatcher, Britain's first woman prime minister, looks back on her life as she clears out her late husband Denis's clothes for the Oxfam shop. Denis is seen as being her rock as she first enters parliament and then runs for the leadership of the Conservative Party, culminating in her eventual premiereship. Now his ghost joins her to comment on her successes and failures, sometimes to her annoyance, generally to her comfort until ultimately, as the clothes are sent to the charity shop, Denis departs from Margret's life forever.
Keywords: 10-downing-street, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, alzheimer's-disease, argentina, assassinationGenres: Biography, Drama, Drama, History,
Taglines: Never compromise
Quotes:
Margaret Thatcher: It used to be about trying to do something. Now it's about trying to be someone.Alexander Haig: So you are proposing to go to war over these islands. They're thousands of miles away, a handful of citizens, politically and economically insignificant, if you'll excuse me.::Margaret Thatcher: Just like Hawaii... I imagine.
Airey Neave: If you want to change this party, lead it. If you want to change the country, lead it.
Margaret Thatcher: This lot seems bound to do the same... but they will rue the day.
Margaret Thatcher: We will stand on principle... or we will not stand at all.
Margaret Thatcher: It's time to get up! It's time go to work! It's time to put the great back into Great Britain!
Margaret Thatcher: Sink it!
Young Denis Thatcher: Margaret, will you marry me? [a pause, Margaret stares at him] Well?::Young Margaret Thatcher: [Margaret is still staring, Denis kisses her hand] Yes. Yes!::Young Denis Thatcher: [Margaret starts to cry from happiness, Denis leans in for a kiss, but she suddenly pulls back] What?::Young Margaret Thatcher: I love you so much but, I will never be one of those women, Denis. Who stays silent and pretty on the arm of her husband. Or remote and alone in the kitchen - doing the washing up, for that matter.::Young Margaret Thatcher: [interrupts] I'm going to help with that...::Young Margaret Thatcher: No. One's life must matter, Dennis. Beyond all the cooking and the cleaning and the children. One's life must mean more than that. I cannot die washing up a teacup! I mean it, Denis. Say you understand.::Young Margaret Thatcher: That's why I want to marry you, my dear.
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Margaret Thatcher: "How do you feel?" / "Oh, I don't feel comfortable." / "Oh, I'm so sorry, we the group, we're feeling..." Do you know, one of the greatest problems of our age is that we are governed by people who care more about feelings than they do about thoughts and ideas? Now, thoughts and ideas, that interests me.
Famous quotes by Kenneth Kaunda:
"Seven hundred and fifty billion dollars is the annual aggregate income of African Americans. That economic potential needs to be harnessed for Africa's development and to create expanded economic opportunities for African people worldwide."
"There are (numerous) reasons why African leaders need to be more strategic in cultivating a relationship with the diaspora."
"I found this very disturbing, Let your challenger stand. You are popular but that is not the reason for my saying these issues. Principles are principles. They are never divided. Please to my young comrade Yoweri Museveni, let those who want to challenge you do so."
"When that young comrade Yoweri Museveni has made mistakes, I have told him without making issues public. But there is no way I feel I can keep quiet about this issue of presidential candidates in Uganda. I appeal to him not to accept those who are around [him] bending to prevent other candidates."
"I would in this special case, extend my support for [Museveni] to continue leading the great people of Uganda. I believe this is good for Africa as a whole."
"I think something very serious will happen if they took him under detention,"
"The inability of those in power to still the voices of their own consciences is the great force leading to change."
"Ambition never comes to an end."
"The power which establishes a state is violence; the power which maintains it is violence; the power which eventually overthrows it is violence."
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Faces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The man with a big heart
A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders...the list can go on and on for the first president of Zambia. At 89 years old now, Kenneth Kaunda is one of the living legends in Africa. -
KENNETH KAUNDA INTERVIEW IN 1963 AT CHILENJE HOUSE NO. 394
This is a rare original raw video footage of Kenneth Kaunda being interviewed at his residence in Chilenje's house number 394 (now a museum) prior to the 1963 elections. He then became Zambia's first African Prime Minister and later the first President of the Republic of Zambia. FOR MORE VIDEOS For more videos of this nature follow: https://twitter.com/rasmav -
KENNETH KAUNDA SPEECH AT NELSON MANDELA'S FUNERAL FULL
This is the speech given by Zambia's first president Dr. Kenneth Kaunda at Nelson Mandela's funeral in South Africa. This full version shows how the 89 year old former president is still the same in a many ways. -
ZAMBIA: KENNETH KAUNDA FREED FROM HOUSE ARREST
English/Nat The former Zambian President, Kenneth Kaunda, was freed on Monday after serving five months under house arrest, accused of knowing about plans to overthrow the government. The High Court in Zambia released Kaunda after state prosecutors dropped the case against him, apparently for lack of evidence. It had been alleged that Kaunda had prior knowledge of a military coup by junior officers last year. Until Monday morning, the 74-year-old former president hadn't stepped outside his house since January. After emerging from the hearing at Lusaka High Court he was mobbed. Prosecutors said they had dropped their case because of a lack of evidence. But they entered a plea of 'no prosecution' which allows them to reopen the case if they unearth more evidence. Kau... -
KENNETH KAUNDA RELEASED FROM PRISON IN 1998
The MMD dominated government under the brutal leadership of Frederick Chiluba on 26th Dec 1997 arrested Dr. Kenneth Kaunda regardless of his immunity. He spent 5 days at the Kabwe Maximum Prison commonly known as ‘’Mukobeko” and later, on the new year's eve placed under house arrest for five months. In 1999, the Chiluba regime through the Ndola High Court declared Dr. Kaunda stateless. Fortunately, in 2000, he successfully challenged this decision in the Supreme Court of Zambia, which declared him to be a Zambian citizen again. -
Kenneth Kaunda - Tiyende Pamodzi
This was Kenneth Kaunda's signature tune which he used to rally support for the liberation of Southern Africa. Enjoy it! -
Conversations with History: Kenneth D. Kaunda
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes His Excellency Kenneth D. Kaunda, the First President of Zambia (1964-1991). President Kaunda discusses the national and international challenges he confronted as a national leader. He also reflects on his current work with NGOs in the global fight to fight disease, poverty and inequality. Series: "Conversations with History" [1/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12102] -
November1991, Kenneth Kaunda Loses in Zambia
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SYND 13 9 77 PRESIDENT KAUNDA SPEECH AT RALLY IN LUSAKA
Zambia's president Kenneth Kaunda makes stinging attacks on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and the South African leader, John Vorster. He calls Mr Vorster a robber for wanting to retain the Namibian port of Walvis Bay and says that Smith would never have been allowed to get away with so much for so long if he had been black. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d7ceaf8ee60683da52e9651291b812af Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
UPITN CUTS 31 3 80 ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRIVES IN NAIROBI
Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda arrives in Nairobi, Kenya and is met by Kenyan leader Daniel arap Moi. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d17e088cbcd2480f2912dba9b7525b92 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
Hon. Kenneth Kaunda - Air date: May 1997
Kenneth David Kaunda (born 1924), first president of Zambia, was a leading figure in his country's independence movement. Until he stepped down in 1991, he maintained his critical position as the leader of a buffer country between white-ruled states in southern Africa and hostile, independent black-ruled states to the north. Resenting the racial discrimination that prevailed in central Africa, Kaunda helped to found the African National Congress (ANC), the first major anticolonial organization in Northern Rhodesia. He was its secretary general from 1953 to 1958 under ANC president Harry Nkumbula. Early on, Kaunda became committed to the nonviolent principles of India's Mohandas Gandhi, a position strengthened by his visit to India in 1957. He broke with Nkumbula and became president of the... -
KENNETH KAUNDA PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARREST FROM PRISON
After massive pressure from world leaders, the Zambian government moved former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest. He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt. Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, one of many pressuring Zambia's government to either try Kaunda or release him. -
Fredrick Chiluba vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight for power
Watch as The former President of Zambia, Kenneth D. Kaunda, was arrested by paramilitary policemen in 1997 as part of a Government crackdown on opposition leaders after an attempted coup in October, 1997. -
Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 1/3
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Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 2/3
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ZAMBIA: FORMER PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRESTED
English/Nat The former President of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, has been arrested. Paramilitary police detained the former Zambian leader on Christmas morning after surrounding his house for nearly 3 hours. He spent an hour at police headquarters before being taken to Kamwala prison. Paramilitary police took former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda into custody on Christmas morning after surrounding his house for nearly three hours. The arrest was carried out by 40 paramilitary police armed with AK47 assault rifles. 73-year-old Kaunda was taken to police headquarters in Lusaka in a high-speed convoy of pickup trucks. About an hour later he was bundled into a car, and the convoy left again, this time for Kamwala prison. At Kamwala, police formed a cordon to hold back abou... -
Zambia: Former President Kaunda To Be Placed Under House Arrest - 1997
English/Nat International pressure has forced the Zambian government to move former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest. Kaunda - who stands accused of mounting a coup attempt will also be barred from political activities. However, it is not yet clear if the 73-year-old former president - considered the father of Zambia's independence - will be released or how long he will continue to be detained. It was here - to a high-security prison north of Zambia's capital, Lusaka that the country's former President Kenneth Kaunda was taken after his arrest on Christmas Day. He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt. Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, ... -
Dr Kenneth Kaunda district municipality launches free Wifi programme
The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros. The municipality has launched a free Wifi programme aimed at offering residents in the district access to the internet. Goverment says this will go a long towards increasing the global competitiveness of people in inland areas. For more News visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news -
Free WiFi for Dr Kenneth Kaunda district in the North West
The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros. The municipality has launched a free Wifi programme aimed at offering residents in the district access to the internet, therefore creating universal access. For more News visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news -
Kenneth Kaunda interview with eNCA
Lusaka, Zambia, October 24 - Former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda is interviewed by eNCA's Emily Lukwesa. -
Nelson Mandela State Funeral Tribute by Kenneth David Kaunda 1st President of Zambia
PART TWO: MARQUEE SERVICE Funeral Service (from 08:00 - 10:10) Musical item: Lizalis' idinga lakho National Anthem: Combined choirs Opening devotions: Bishop D Dabula Children's recording: Rolihlahla Mandela Acknowledgement of dignitaries: Programme Director 1. Madiba Family Representative: Chief Ngangomhlaba Matanzima 2. Close friend: Mr Ahmed Kathrada Musical item: Jerusalem likhaya lami 3. Reading of the Obituary 4. Tribute by the children and grandchildren: Ms Nandi Mandela 5. Tribute by Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn (AU Chairperson) Musical item 6. Tribute by President Joyce Banda (SADC Chairperson) 7. Tribute by President Jakaya Kikwete (Tanzania) 8. Oration by President Jacob G. Zuma 9. Sermon: Bishop Z Siwa Musical item: Choir Announcements: Programme Director Benediction: B... -
Kenneth Kaunda eulogizes Mandela
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CAN182 KENNETH KAUNDA SPEAKS AT THE INDEPENDENCE CONFERENCE FOR NORTHERN RHODESIA
Northern Rhodesian independence conference opens in London. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia addresses the assembled gathering. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ad640e98e1a06fd7b54d12bdbccab9d0 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
Faces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The man with a big heart
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- Duration: 28:52
- Updated: 14 Jul 2014
- views: 22467
A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders...the list can go on and on for the first president of Zambia. At 89 yea...
A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders...the list can go on and on for the first president of Zambia. At 89 years old now, Kenneth Kaunda is one of the living legends in Africa.
wn.com/Faces Of Africa Kenneth Kaunda The Man With A Big Heart
A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders...the list can go on and on for the first president of Zambia. At 89 years old now, Kenneth Kaunda is one of the living legends in Africa.
- published: 14 Jul 2014
- views: 22467
KENNETH KAUNDA INTERVIEW IN 1963 AT CHILENJE HOUSE NO. 394
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- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 4627
This is a rare original raw video footage of Kenneth Kaunda being interviewed at his residence in Chilenje's house number 394 (now a museum) prior to the 1963 e...
This is a rare original raw video footage of Kenneth Kaunda being interviewed at his residence in Chilenje's house number 394 (now a museum) prior to the 1963 elections. He then became Zambia's first African Prime Minister and later the first President of the Republic of Zambia.
FOR MORE VIDEOS
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wn.com/Kenneth Kaunda Interview In 1963 At Chilenje House No. 394
This is a rare original raw video footage of Kenneth Kaunda being interviewed at his residence in Chilenje's house number 394 (now a museum) prior to the 1963 elections. He then became Zambia's first African Prime Minister and later the first President of the Republic of Zambia.
FOR MORE VIDEOS
For more videos of this nature follow: https://twitter.com/rasmav
- published: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 4627
KENNETH KAUNDA SPEECH AT NELSON MANDELA'S FUNERAL FULL
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- Duration: 15:22
- Updated: 19 Dec 2013
- views: 24270
This is the speech given by Zambia's first president Dr. Kenneth Kaunda at Nelson Mandela's funeral in South Africa. This full version shows how the 89 year old...
This is the speech given by Zambia's first president Dr. Kenneth Kaunda at Nelson Mandela's funeral in South Africa. This full version shows how the 89 year old former president is still the same in a many ways.
wn.com/Kenneth Kaunda Speech At Nelson Mandela'S Funeral Full
This is the speech given by Zambia's first president Dr. Kenneth Kaunda at Nelson Mandela's funeral in South Africa. This full version shows how the 89 year old former president is still the same in a many ways.
- published: 19 Dec 2013
- views: 24270
ZAMBIA: KENNETH KAUNDA FREED FROM HOUSE ARREST
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- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 4668
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The former Zambian President, Kenneth Kaunda, was freed on Monday after serving five months under house arrest, accused of knowing about plans to...
English/Nat
The former Zambian President, Kenneth Kaunda, was freed on Monday after serving five months under house arrest, accused of knowing about plans to overthrow the government.
The High Court in Zambia released Kaunda after state prosecutors dropped the case against him, apparently for lack of evidence.
It had been alleged that Kaunda had prior knowledge of a military coup by junior officers last year.
Until Monday morning, the 74-year-old former president hadn't stepped outside his house since January.
After emerging from the hearing at Lusaka High Court he was mobbed.
Prosecutors said they had dropped their case because of a lack of evidence.
But they entered a plea of 'no prosecution' which allows them to reopen the case if they unearth more evidence.
Kaunda ruled Zambia for 27 years until he was ousted by the voters in 1991.
But he still has the loyal support of many.
As he spoke, the crowd surged towards a defiant Kaunda, who now leads the country's main opposition group - the United National Independence Party.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I said I would not shove (budge) until I was told why I was in prison. Today God has granted it - that I am out. But I have not been told why I was prison for five months and seven days. Why, I still don't know."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Seeming in robust form since his arrest on Christmas day, Kenneth Kaunda did not hold back from mocking the governing party - the
Movement for Multiple Party Democracy.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Those ambassadors (politicians) know that the promises of the MMD - (Movement for Multiple Party Democracy) or the Movement for Madrax (a drug) Dealers or the MMD movement for mass destruction, all the promises that they made about accountability, transparency about governors, good governors. All these things, they have forgotten."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Kaunda's bodyguard was released at the same time and quickly took up his position next the ageing politician.
Both men were charged with concealing prior knowledge of a coup attempt by junior military officers that was quickly crushed in October 1997.
Shortly after being released Kaunda took the media to his home where he posed for pictures cradling his grandson.
As he drove through this downtown Lusaka street waving his trademark white handkerchief, he was escorted by thousands of well wishers.
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The former Zambian President, Kenneth Kaunda, was freed on Monday after serving five months under house arrest, accused of knowing about plans to overthrow the government.
The High Court in Zambia released Kaunda after state prosecutors dropped the case against him, apparently for lack of evidence.
It had been alleged that Kaunda had prior knowledge of a military coup by junior officers last year.
Until Monday morning, the 74-year-old former president hadn't stepped outside his house since January.
After emerging from the hearing at Lusaka High Court he was mobbed.
Prosecutors said they had dropped their case because of a lack of evidence.
But they entered a plea of 'no prosecution' which allows them to reopen the case if they unearth more evidence.
Kaunda ruled Zambia for 27 years until he was ousted by the voters in 1991.
But he still has the loyal support of many.
As he spoke, the crowd surged towards a defiant Kaunda, who now leads the country's main opposition group - the United National Independence Party.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I said I would not shove (budge) until I was told why I was in prison. Today God has granted it - that I am out. But I have not been told why I was prison for five months and seven days. Why, I still don't know."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Seeming in robust form since his arrest on Christmas day, Kenneth Kaunda did not hold back from mocking the governing party - the
Movement for Multiple Party Democracy.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Those ambassadors (politicians) know that the promises of the MMD - (Movement for Multiple Party Democracy) or the Movement for Madrax (a drug) Dealers or the MMD movement for mass destruction, all the promises that they made about accountability, transparency about governors, good governors. All these things, they have forgotten."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Kaunda's bodyguard was released at the same time and quickly took up his position next the ageing politician.
Both men were charged with concealing prior knowledge of a coup attempt by junior military officers that was quickly crushed in October 1997.
Shortly after being released Kaunda took the media to his home where he posed for pictures cradling his grandson.
As he drove through this downtown Lusaka street waving his trademark white handkerchief, he was escorted by thousands of well wishers.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/b1cc8a67ba1e9c6bdfa7823a063d64dd
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 4668
KENNETH KAUNDA RELEASED FROM PRISON IN 1998
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- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 24 Sep 2015
- views: 973
The MMD dominated government under the brutal leadership of Frederick Chiluba on 26th Dec 1997 arrested Dr. Kenneth Kaunda regardless of his immunity. He spent ...
The MMD dominated government under the brutal leadership of Frederick Chiluba on 26th Dec 1997 arrested Dr. Kenneth Kaunda regardless of his immunity. He spent 5 days at the Kabwe Maximum Prison commonly known as ‘’Mukobeko” and later, on the new year's eve placed under house arrest for five months.
In 1999, the Chiluba regime through the Ndola High Court declared Dr. Kaunda stateless. Fortunately, in 2000, he successfully challenged this decision in the Supreme Court of Zambia, which declared him to be a Zambian citizen again.
wn.com/Kenneth Kaunda Released From Prison In 1998
The MMD dominated government under the brutal leadership of Frederick Chiluba on 26th Dec 1997 arrested Dr. Kenneth Kaunda regardless of his immunity. He spent 5 days at the Kabwe Maximum Prison commonly known as ‘’Mukobeko” and later, on the new year's eve placed under house arrest for five months.
In 1999, the Chiluba regime through the Ndola High Court declared Dr. Kaunda stateless. Fortunately, in 2000, he successfully challenged this decision in the Supreme Court of Zambia, which declared him to be a Zambian citizen again.
- published: 24 Sep 2015
- views: 973
Kenneth Kaunda - Tiyende Pamodzi
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- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 07 May 2010
- views: 71248
This was Kenneth Kaunda's signature tune which he used to rally support for the liberation of Southern Africa. Enjoy it!
This was Kenneth Kaunda's signature tune which he used to rally support for the liberation of Southern Africa. Enjoy it!
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This was Kenneth Kaunda's signature tune which he used to rally support for the liberation of Southern Africa. Enjoy it!
- published: 07 May 2010
- views: 71248
Conversations with History: Kenneth D. Kaunda
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- Duration: 54:54
- Updated: 08 Feb 2008
- views: 26566
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes His Excellency Kenneth D. Kaunda, the First President of Zambia (1964-1991). President Kaunda discusses the national...
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes His Excellency Kenneth D. Kaunda, the First President of Zambia (1964-1991). President Kaunda discusses the national and international challenges he confronted as a national leader. He also reflects on his current work with NGOs in the global fight to fight disease, poverty and inequality. Series: "Conversations with History" [1/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12102]
wn.com/Conversations With History Kenneth D. Kaunda
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes His Excellency Kenneth D. Kaunda, the First President of Zambia (1964-1991). President Kaunda discusses the national and international challenges he confronted as a national leader. He also reflects on his current work with NGOs in the global fight to fight disease, poverty and inequality. Series: "Conversations with History" [1/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12102]
- published: 08 Feb 2008
- views: 26566
November1991, Kenneth Kaunda Loses in Zambia
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- Duration: 37:22
- Updated: 28 Aug 2015
- views: 1850
- published: 28 Aug 2015
- views: 1850
SYND 13 9 77 PRESIDENT KAUNDA SPEECH AT RALLY IN LUSAKA
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- Duration: 1:58
- Updated: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 521
Zambia's president Kenneth Kaunda makes stinging attacks on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and the South African leader, John Vorster. He calls Mr Vorster a...
Zambia's president Kenneth Kaunda makes stinging attacks on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and the South African leader, John Vorster. He calls Mr Vorster a robber for wanting to retain the Namibian port of Walvis Bay and says that Smith would never have been allowed to get away with so much for so long if he had been black.
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wn.com/Synd 13 9 77 President Kaunda Speech At Rally In Lusaka
Zambia's president Kenneth Kaunda makes stinging attacks on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and the South African leader, John Vorster. He calls Mr Vorster a robber for wanting to retain the Namibian port of Walvis Bay and says that Smith would never have been allowed to get away with so much for so long if he had been black.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 521
UPITN CUTS 31 3 80 ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRIVES IN NAIROBI
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- Duration: 7:35
- Updated: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 947
Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda arrives in Nairobi, Kenya and is met by Kenyan leader Daniel arap Moi.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http...
Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda arrives in Nairobi, Kenya and is met by Kenyan leader Daniel arap Moi.
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wn.com/Upitn Cuts 31 3 80 Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda Arrives In Nairobi
Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda arrives in Nairobi, Kenya and is met by Kenyan leader Daniel arap Moi.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 947
Hon. Kenneth Kaunda - Air date: May 1997
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- Duration: 58:39
- Updated: 04 Oct 2007
- views: 12637
Kenneth David Kaunda (born 1924), first president of Zambia, was a leading figure in his country's independence movement. Until he stepped down in 1991, he main...
Kenneth David Kaunda (born 1924), first president of Zambia, was a leading figure in his country's independence movement. Until he stepped down in 1991, he maintained his critical position as the leader of a buffer country between white-ruled states in southern Africa and hostile, independent black-ruled states to the north. Resenting the racial discrimination that prevailed in central Africa, Kaunda helped to found the African National Congress (ANC), the first major anticolonial organization in Northern Rhodesia. He was its secretary general from 1953 to 1958 under ANC president Harry Nkumbula. Early on, Kaunda became committed to the nonviolent principles of India's Mohandas Gandhi, a position strengthened by his visit to India in 1957. He broke with Nkumbula and became president of the Zambia African National Union from 1958 through 1959. Zambia slowly moved through the complications of earning independence. Much of the success is attributed to the skillful diplomacy of Kenneth Kaunda, who succeeded in allaying the fears of the huge European and smaller Asian community that black leadership would ignore their interests. In October 1964, the new nation of Zambia was born, with Kaunda as its president. Kaunda, like other African leaders, faced the complex problems of independence and tribalism, although his diplomatic skills saved his country the trauma of civil war. However, political pressures within and without his borders led him to impose single- party rule in 1973. With civil war to the west in Angola in 1976 and continuing conflict in Rhodesia, Kaunda won, unopposed, a new five-year term. Pledging his government to enforce high standards of morality and concern for public welfare, he was able to put down several attempted coups over the next few years.
wn.com/Hon. Kenneth Kaunda Air Date May 1997
Kenneth David Kaunda (born 1924), first president of Zambia, was a leading figure in his country's independence movement. Until he stepped down in 1991, he maintained his critical position as the leader of a buffer country between white-ruled states in southern Africa and hostile, independent black-ruled states to the north. Resenting the racial discrimination that prevailed in central Africa, Kaunda helped to found the African National Congress (ANC), the first major anticolonial organization in Northern Rhodesia. He was its secretary general from 1953 to 1958 under ANC president Harry Nkumbula. Early on, Kaunda became committed to the nonviolent principles of India's Mohandas Gandhi, a position strengthened by his visit to India in 1957. He broke with Nkumbula and became president of the Zambia African National Union from 1958 through 1959. Zambia slowly moved through the complications of earning independence. Much of the success is attributed to the skillful diplomacy of Kenneth Kaunda, who succeeded in allaying the fears of the huge European and smaller Asian community that black leadership would ignore their interests. In October 1964, the new nation of Zambia was born, with Kaunda as its president. Kaunda, like other African leaders, faced the complex problems of independence and tribalism, although his diplomatic skills saved his country the trauma of civil war. However, political pressures within and without his borders led him to impose single- party rule in 1973. With civil war to the west in Angola in 1976 and continuing conflict in Rhodesia, Kaunda won, unopposed, a new five-year term. Pledging his government to enforce high standards of morality and concern for public welfare, he was able to put down several attempted coups over the next few years.
- published: 04 Oct 2007
- views: 12637
KENNETH KAUNDA PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARREST FROM PRISON
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- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 562
After massive pressure from world leaders, the Zambian government moved former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest.
He was jail...
After massive pressure from world leaders, the Zambian government moved former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest.
He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt. Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, one of many pressuring Zambia's government to either try Kaunda or release him.
wn.com/Kenneth Kaunda Placed Under House Arrest From Prison
After massive pressure from world leaders, the Zambian government moved former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest.
He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt. Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, one of many pressuring Zambia's government to either try Kaunda or release him.
- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 562
Fredrick Chiluba vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight for power
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- Duration: 6:45
- Updated: 11 Sep 2015
- views: 640
Watch as The former President of Zambia, Kenneth D. Kaunda, was arrested by paramilitary policemen in 1997 as part of a Government crackdown on opposition leade...
Watch as The former President of Zambia, Kenneth D. Kaunda, was arrested by paramilitary policemen in 1997 as part of a Government crackdown on opposition leaders after an attempted coup in October, 1997.
wn.com/Fredrick Chiluba Vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight For Power
Watch as The former President of Zambia, Kenneth D. Kaunda, was arrested by paramilitary policemen in 1997 as part of a Government crackdown on opposition leaders after an attempted coup in October, 1997.
- published: 11 Sep 2015
- views: 640
Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 1/3
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- Duration: 8:25
- Updated: 19 Aug 2010
- views: 8732
Kenneth Kaunda is the first president of Zambia. Find out more about him on http://africanlegends.wordpress.com/
Kenneth Kaunda is the first president of Zambia. Find out more about him on http://africanlegends.wordpress.com/
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Kenneth Kaunda is the first president of Zambia. Find out more about him on http://africanlegends.wordpress.com/
- published: 19 Aug 2010
- views: 8732
Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 2/3
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- Duration: 6:40
- Updated: 19 Aug 2010
- views: 8548
Learn more about this great African icon on http:/africanlegends.wordpress.com
Learn more about this great African icon on http:/africanlegends.wordpress.com
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Learn more about this great African icon on http:/africanlegends.wordpress.com
- published: 19 Aug 2010
- views: 8548
ZAMBIA: FORMER PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRESTED
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- Duration: 1:02
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 600
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The former President of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, has been arrested.
Paramilitary police detained the former Zambian leader on Christmas morning...
English/Nat
The former President of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, has been arrested.
Paramilitary police detained the former Zambian leader on Christmas morning after surrounding his house for nearly 3 hours.
He spent an hour at police headquarters before being taken to Kamwala prison.
Paramilitary police took former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda into custody on Christmas morning after surrounding his house for nearly three hours.
The arrest was carried out by 40 paramilitary police armed with AK47 assault rifles.
73-year-old Kaunda was taken to police headquarters in Lusaka in a high-speed convoy of pickup trucks.
About an hour later he was bundled into a car, and the convoy left again, this time for Kamwala prison.
At Kamwala, police formed a cordon to hold back about 500 people gathered outside.
Kaunda, who led the country to independence from Britain in 1964, said the detention didn't make sense.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I asked my lawyer why are there seven of them. They asked why am I being detained. He said this man told you a lie to come in the house. He said they are just going to interview me and then they will bring me back."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former Zambian President
He waved his trademark white handkerchief at the crowd before disappearing into the prison.
The detention of Zambia's founding father came four days after Kaunda returned to the country from a lengthy lecture tour.
It was believed to be linked to a failed coup attempt in October against President Frederick Chiluba, who defeated Kaunda in the nation's first multi party election in 1991.
Dozens of military officers and troops and one opposition politician have been detained since the failed coup of October 28, when mutinous soldiers took over the state radio station and broadcast that they had toppled Chiluba.
Chiluba declared a state of emergency after loyal soldiers quickly crushed the rebellion.
Under the emergency declaration, police have wide powers to detain people for up to 28 days without charging them.
Extending the detention requires a presidential order.
So far, all of the more than 90 people - most of them soldiers - detained under the emergency declaration have had their detention extended indefinitely beyond 28 days.
A seven-party opposition alliance headed by Kaunda has accused the government of using the coup attempt and state of emergency to crack down on opposition groups.
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The former President of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, has been arrested.
Paramilitary police detained the former Zambian leader on Christmas morning after surrounding his house for nearly 3 hours.
He spent an hour at police headquarters before being taken to Kamwala prison.
Paramilitary police took former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda into custody on Christmas morning after surrounding his house for nearly three hours.
The arrest was carried out by 40 paramilitary police armed with AK47 assault rifles.
73-year-old Kaunda was taken to police headquarters in Lusaka in a high-speed convoy of pickup trucks.
About an hour later he was bundled into a car, and the convoy left again, this time for Kamwala prison.
At Kamwala, police formed a cordon to hold back about 500 people gathered outside.
Kaunda, who led the country to independence from Britain in 1964, said the detention didn't make sense.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I asked my lawyer why are there seven of them. They asked why am I being detained. He said this man told you a lie to come in the house. He said they are just going to interview me and then they will bring me back."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Kaunda, Former Zambian President
He waved his trademark white handkerchief at the crowd before disappearing into the prison.
The detention of Zambia's founding father came four days after Kaunda returned to the country from a lengthy lecture tour.
It was believed to be linked to a failed coup attempt in October against President Frederick Chiluba, who defeated Kaunda in the nation's first multi party election in 1991.
Dozens of military officers and troops and one opposition politician have been detained since the failed coup of October 28, when mutinous soldiers took over the state radio station and broadcast that they had toppled Chiluba.
Chiluba declared a state of emergency after loyal soldiers quickly crushed the rebellion.
Under the emergency declaration, police have wide powers to detain people for up to 28 days without charging them.
Extending the detention requires a presidential order.
So far, all of the more than 90 people - most of them soldiers - detained under the emergency declaration have had their detention extended indefinitely beyond 28 days.
A seven-party opposition alliance headed by Kaunda has accused the government of using the coup attempt and state of emergency to crack down on opposition groups.
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Zambia: Former President Kaunda To Be Placed Under House Arrest - 1997
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International pressure has forced the Zambian government to move former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest.
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International pressure has forced the Zambian government to move former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest.
Kaunda - who stands accused of mounting a coup attempt will also be barred from political activities.
However, it is not yet clear if the 73-year-old former president - considered the father of Zambia's independence - will be released or how long he will continue to be detained.
It was here - to a high-security prison north of Zambia's capital, Lusaka that the country's former President Kenneth Kaunda was taken after his arrest on Christmas Day.
He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt.
Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, one of many pressuring Zambia's government to either try Kaunda or release him.
The United States, Britain, South Africa, Botswana, Libya and the Organization for African Unity had all called for Kaunda to be put on trial or be released.
And on Wednesday, their appeals seem to have been heard.
In a national T-V address, Zambia's President Chiluba remembered Kaunda's days of greatness.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"To governments in the region, we appreciate their concern. We appreciate their concern about Dr Kaunda, who was our leader during the liberation time. He led Zambia, and we can't take this away from him."
SUPER CAPTION: Frederick Chiluba, President of Zambia
Kaunda will be placed under house arrest, not kept in jail, he said.
But he will face strict restrictions -- including no political activities.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"And so I listened to my elder statesmen and they are saying 'Keep him away from prison' so I called an emergency cabinet meeting last night and I informed them, and we agreed that we will not keep him in prison, we will move him from there and restrict him in his own house so that the former First Lady doesn't have difficulties in seeing my dear elder brother, Dr Kaunda. He will consequently be restricted in his own home but there are conditions on these restrictions and I hope he cooperates because if he doesn't we may be compelled to take him back to where he thinks he must stay."
SUPER CAPTION: Frederick Chiluba, President of Zambia
Kaunda led Zambia to independence from Britain in 1964.
He ruled the southern African nation for 27 years until he lost to Chiluba in the nation's first multiparty elections in 1991.
But it's not clear when the 73-year-old former president, would actually be released.
One Zambian leading the fight in Kaunda's support -- his son, a former army major -- here, leading a noisy demonstration outside Lusaka's High Court.
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International pressure has forced the Zambian government to move former President Kenneth Kaunda from prison and put him under house arrest.
Kaunda - who stands accused of mounting a coup attempt will also be barred from political activities.
However, it is not yet clear if the 73-year-old former president - considered the father of Zambia's independence - will be released or how long he will continue to be detained.
It was here - to a high-security prison north of Zambia's capital, Lusaka that the country's former President Kenneth Kaunda was taken after his arrest on Christmas Day.
He was jailed on December 25th soon after returning to Zambia from a trip abroad, accused of being behind an October 28th coup attempt.
Here he's meeting former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, one of many pressuring Zambia's government to either try Kaunda or release him.
The United States, Britain, South Africa, Botswana, Libya and the Organization for African Unity had all called for Kaunda to be put on trial or be released.
And on Wednesday, their appeals seem to have been heard.
In a national T-V address, Zambia's President Chiluba remembered Kaunda's days of greatness.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"To governments in the region, we appreciate their concern. We appreciate their concern about Dr Kaunda, who was our leader during the liberation time. He led Zambia, and we can't take this away from him."
SUPER CAPTION: Frederick Chiluba, President of Zambia
Kaunda will be placed under house arrest, not kept in jail, he said.
But he will face strict restrictions -- including no political activities.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"And so I listened to my elder statesmen and they are saying 'Keep him away from prison' so I called an emergency cabinet meeting last night and I informed them, and we agreed that we will not keep him in prison, we will move him from there and restrict him in his own house so that the former First Lady doesn't have difficulties in seeing my dear elder brother, Dr Kaunda. He will consequently be restricted in his own home but there are conditions on these restrictions and I hope he cooperates because if he doesn't we may be compelled to take him back to where he thinks he must stay."
SUPER CAPTION: Frederick Chiluba, President of Zambia
Kaunda led Zambia to independence from Britain in 1964.
He ruled the southern African nation for 27 years until he lost to Chiluba in the nation's first multiparty elections in 1991.
But it's not clear when the 73-year-old former president, would actually be released.
One Zambian leading the fight in Kaunda's support -- his son, a former army major -- here, leading a noisy demonstration outside Lusaka's High Court.
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Dr Kenneth Kaunda district municipality launches free Wifi programme
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The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros. The...
The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros. The municipality has launched a free Wifi programme aimed at offering residents in the district access to the internet. Goverment says this will go a long towards increasing the global competitiveness of people in inland areas.
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The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros. The municipality has launched a free Wifi programme aimed at offering residents in the district access to the internet. Goverment says this will go a long towards increasing the global competitiveness of people in inland areas.
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Free WiFi for Dr Kenneth Kaunda district in the North West
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The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros.
Th...
The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros.
The municipality has launched a free Wifi programme aimed at offering residents in the district access to the internet, therefore creating universal access.
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wn.com/Free Wifi For Dr Kenneth Kaunda District In The North West
The Doctor Kenneth Kaunda district municipality in the North West is said to be the leader in ensuring internet connectivity in areas outside of the metros.
The municipality has launched a free Wifi programme aimed at offering residents in the district access to the internet, therefore creating universal access.
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- published: 20 Feb 2016
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Kenneth Kaunda interview with eNCA
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Lusaka, Zambia, October 24 - Former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda is interviewed by eNCA's Emily Lukwesa.
Lusaka, Zambia, October 24 - Former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda is interviewed by eNCA's Emily Lukwesa.
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Lusaka, Zambia, October 24 - Former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda is interviewed by eNCA's Emily Lukwesa.
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Nelson Mandela State Funeral Tribute by Kenneth David Kaunda 1st President of Zambia
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- Duration: 15:18
- Updated: 15 Dec 2013
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PART TWO: MARQUEE SERVICE
Funeral Service (from 08:00 - 10:10)
Musical item: Lizalis' idinga lakho
National Anthem: Combined choirs
Opening devotions: Bishop D ...
PART TWO: MARQUEE SERVICE
Funeral Service (from 08:00 - 10:10)
Musical item: Lizalis' idinga lakho
National Anthem: Combined choirs
Opening devotions: Bishop D Dabula
Children's recording: Rolihlahla Mandela
Acknowledgement of dignitaries: Programme Director
1. Madiba Family Representative: Chief Ngangomhlaba Matanzima
2. Close friend: Mr Ahmed Kathrada
Musical item: Jerusalem likhaya lami
3. Reading of the Obituary
4. Tribute by the children and grandchildren: Ms Nandi Mandela
5. Tribute by Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn (AU Chairperson)
Musical item
6. Tribute by President Joyce Banda (SADC Chairperson)
7. Tribute by President Jakaya Kikwete (Tanzania)
8. Oration by President Jacob G. Zuma
9. Sermon: Bishop Z Siwa
Musical item: Choir
Announcements: Programme Director
Benediction: Bishop Z Siwa
Military Ceremony: Chaplain-General of the SANDF
Movement of Designated Mourners to the Gravesite
wn.com/Nelson Mandela State Funeral Tribute By Kenneth David Kaunda 1St President Of Zambia
PART TWO: MARQUEE SERVICE
Funeral Service (from 08:00 - 10:10)
Musical item: Lizalis' idinga lakho
National Anthem: Combined choirs
Opening devotions: Bishop D Dabula
Children's recording: Rolihlahla Mandela
Acknowledgement of dignitaries: Programme Director
1. Madiba Family Representative: Chief Ngangomhlaba Matanzima
2. Close friend: Mr Ahmed Kathrada
Musical item: Jerusalem likhaya lami
3. Reading of the Obituary
4. Tribute by the children and grandchildren: Ms Nandi Mandela
5. Tribute by Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn (AU Chairperson)
Musical item
6. Tribute by President Joyce Banda (SADC Chairperson)
7. Tribute by President Jakaya Kikwete (Tanzania)
8. Oration by President Jacob G. Zuma
9. Sermon: Bishop Z Siwa
Musical item: Choir
Announcements: Programme Director
Benediction: Bishop Z Siwa
Military Ceremony: Chaplain-General of the SANDF
Movement of Designated Mourners to the Gravesite
- published: 15 Dec 2013
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Kenneth Kaunda eulogizes Mandela
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- Updated: 16 Dec 2013
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CAN182 KENNETH KAUNDA SPEAKS AT THE INDEPENDENCE CONFERENCE FOR NORTHERN RHODESIA
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Northern Rhodesian independence conference opens in London. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia addresses the assembled gathering.
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Northern Rhodesian independence conference opens in London. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia addresses the assembled gathering.
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Northern Rhodesian independence conference opens in London. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia addresses the assembled gathering.
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Kenneth Kaunda interviewed. Talking about elections. Asked what is the futrue of the white man in Northern Rhodesia under a UNIS government. "Any white person has same rights as I have". You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/bf80bdf2ad8c489a886cc4de74505aad Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
SYND 1-8-69 PRESIDENT KAUNDA INTERVIEW
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Kenneth Kaunda serenades Zeinab Badawi
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SYND 22 6 77 PRESIDENT KUANDA INTERVIEW LEAVING ELYSEE
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Kenneth Kaunda pays tribute to Madiba
Kenneth David Kaunda, also known as KK, served as the first President of Zambia, from 1964 to 1991. He pays tribute to Madiba.
Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African voices Part 3/3
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KAUNDA INTERVIEW - SOUND
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Kenneth Kaunda interviewed. Talking about elections. Asked what is the futrue of the white man in Northern Rhodesia under a UNIS government. "Any white person h...
Kenneth Kaunda interviewed. Talking about elections. Asked what is the futrue of the white man in Northern Rhodesia under a UNIS government. "Any white person has same rights as I have".
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Kenneth Kaunda interviewed. Talking about elections. Asked what is the futrue of the white man in Northern Rhodesia under a UNIS government. "Any white person has same rights as I have".
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SYND 1-8-69 PRESIDENT KAUNDA INTERVIEW
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President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia outlines why referendum was necessary and possibility of there being a Zambian one party state and on upcoming Rhodesa refe...
President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia outlines why referendum was necessary and possibility of there being a Zambian one party state and on upcoming Rhodesa referendum want British forces used to avoid a bloodbath.
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President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia outlines why referendum was necessary and possibility of there being a Zambian one party state and on upcoming Rhodesa referendum want British forces used to avoid a bloodbath.
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Kenneth Kaunda serenades Zeinab Badawi
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Kenneth Kaunda, also known as KK, was the first President of Zambia, serving from 1964 to 1991. A stalwart of the post-colonial independence movement in Africa,...
Kenneth Kaunda, also known as KK, was the first President of Zambia, serving from 1964 to 1991. A stalwart of the post-colonial independence movement in Africa, he spoke to HARDtalk's Zeinab Badawi in 2014. After the interview Mr Kaunda revealed the song he sang when courting his late wife Betty.
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Kenneth Kaunda, also known as KK, was the first President of Zambia, serving from 1964 to 1991. A stalwart of the post-colonial independence movement in Africa, he spoke to HARDtalk's Zeinab Badawi in 2014. After the interview Mr Kaunda revealed the song he sang when courting his late wife Betty.
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SYND 21 4 75 PRESIDENT KAUNDA OF ZAMBIA
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President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia gives speech and Interview about South Africa
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President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia gives speech and Interview about South Africa
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President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia gives speech and Interview about South Africa
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SYND 22 6 77 PRESIDENT KUANDA INTERVIEW LEAVING ELYSEE
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On an official visit to France, Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda visited French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing at the Elysee Palace in Paris. He was intervi...
On an official visit to France, Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda visited French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing at the Elysee Palace in Paris. He was interviewed upon leaving.
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On an official visit to France, Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda visited French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing at the Elysee Palace in Paris. He was interviewed upon leaving.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
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Kaunda Netwerk 1.wmv
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Kaunda Netwerk 2.wmv
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Kaunda Netwerk 3.wmv
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ONE ZAMBIA TEASER
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Teaser for the coming documentary feature filmmaker Towela Sichinga travels to her native Zambia to recount the peaceful political journey the country took to d...
Teaser for the coming documentary feature filmmaker Towela Sichinga travels to her native Zambia to recount the peaceful political journey the country took to democracy 22 years ago. Featuring interviews with former Zambian President Dr. Kenneth Kaunda and former Foreign Minister Vernon Mwanga.
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Teaser for the coming documentary feature filmmaker Towela Sichinga travels to her native Zambia to recount the peaceful political journey the country took to democracy 22 years ago. Featuring interviews with former Zambian President Dr. Kenneth Kaunda and former Foreign Minister Vernon Mwanga.
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Kenneth Kaunda pays tribute to Madiba
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Kenneth David Kaunda, also known as KK, served as the first President of Zambia, from 1964 to 1991. He pays tribute to Madiba.
Kenneth David Kaunda, also known as KK, served as the first President of Zambia, from 1964 to 1991. He pays tribute to Madiba.
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Kenneth David Kaunda, also known as KK, served as the first President of Zambia, from 1964 to 1991. He pays tribute to Madiba.
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Faces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The man with a big heart
A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders......
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Faces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The man with a big heart
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KENNETH KAUNDA INTERVIEW IN 1963 AT CHILENJE HOUSE NO. 394
This is a rare original raw video footage of Kenneth Kaunda being interviewed at his resid...
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KENNETH KAUNDA INTERVIEW IN 1963 AT CHILENJE HOUSE NO. 394
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KENNETH KAUNDA SPEECH AT NELSON MANDELA'S FUNERAL FULL
This is the speech given by Zambia's first president Dr. Kenneth Kaunda at Nelson Mandela'...
published: 19 Dec 2013
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ZAMBIA: KENNETH KAUNDA FREED FROM HOUSE ARREST
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ZAMBIA: KENNETH KAUNDA FREED FROM HOUSE ARREST
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KENNETH KAUNDA RELEASED FROM PRISON IN 1998
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Kenneth Kaunda - Tiyende Pamodzi
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Conversations with History: Kenneth D. Kaunda
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes His Excellency Kenneth D. Kaunda, the First Pre...
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November1991, Kenneth Kaunda Loses in Zambia
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SYND 13 9 77 PRESIDENT KAUNDA SPEECH AT RALLY IN LUSAKA
Zambia's president Kenneth Kaunda makes stinging attacks on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian S...
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UPITN CUTS 31 3 80 ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRIVES IN NAIROBI
Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda arrives in Nairobi, Kenya and is met by Kenyan leader Dan...
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UPITN CUTS 31 3 80 ZAMBIAN PRESIDENT KENNETH KAUNDA ARRIVES IN NAIROBI
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Hon. Kenneth Kaunda - Air date: May 1997
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KENNETH KAUNDA PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARREST FROM PRISON
After massive pressure from world leaders, the Zambian government moved former President K...
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Fredrick Chiluba vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight for power
Watch as The former President of Zambia, Kenneth D. Kaunda, was arrested by paramilitary p...
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Fredrick Chiluba vs Kenneth Kaunda Fight for power
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Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African Voices Part 1/3
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Kenneth Kaunda: Interview on CNN's African voices Part 3/3
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KAUNDA INTERVIEW - SOUND
Kenneth Kaunda interviewed. Talking about elections. Asked what is the futrue of the white...
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SYND 1-8-69 PRESIDENT KAUNDA INTERVIEW
President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia outlines why referendum was necessary and possibility ...
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Kenneth Kaunda serenades Zeinab Badawi
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SYND 21 4 75 PRESIDENT KAUNDA OF ZAMBIA
President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia gives speech and Interview about South Africa
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SYND 22 6 77 PRESIDENT KUANDA INTERVIEW LEAVING ELYSEE
On an official visit to France, Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda visited French President ...
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Kaunda Netwerk 1.wmv
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ONE ZAMBIA TEASER
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Kenneth Kaunda pays tribute to Madiba
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Massive 15-Foot, 780-Pound Alligator Caught In Florida
Edit Inquisitr 06 Apr 2016
Hunters from Outwest Farms located in Okeechobee, Florida have posted an image showing a massive, near 15-foot, 780 pound alligator they found and killed. According to CNN, the huge reptile was discovered on Saturday on one of the ponds located on a private ranch owned by Outwest Farms owner Lee Lightsey ... They were surprised when they came across this huge alligator instead ... I hate seeing a beautiful dinosaur like that killed.???? #RIP....
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[VIDEO] Florida Woman Gives Governor A Piece Of Her Mind At Starbucks
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A woman working on her laptop at a Gainesville, Fla. Starbucks apparently had way too much coffee earlier Wednesday when she took on Florida Gov ... ....
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In Wisconsin, Progressivism Still Springs Eternal
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Article by WNews Correspondent Dallas DarlingIn 1917, two days after President Woodrow Wilson called for the United States to enter World War I, Wisconsin’s progressively minded and anti-war Sen. Robert La Follette attacked the president’s decision declaring. “The poor who are always the ones called upon to rot in trenches have no organized power…But oh, Mr ... Sen. Bernie Sanders ... He is a correspondent for www.worldnews.com ... Lemberg ... 1427 ... 24....
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Gaza Archaeologists Clamber To Salvage Unearthed Church On Gaza Building Site
Edit WorldNews.com 06 Apr 2016
Disputes over contested territory isn’t the only kind of fighting going on in the Gaza Strip lately as archaeologists and government officials are engaged in an all-out war to save an ancient church unearthed on a Gaza construction site, a RawStory.com via Agence-France-Press report said Wednesday.The site is believe to contain a church or cathedral dating back to at least the 7th century, the report said....
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The Panama papers could hand Bernie Sanders the keys to the White House
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The revelation that the rich and wealthy are shovelling money in overseas tax havens is not a particularly surprising one ... The Democratic presidential primaries in the US have been characterised by surging anger at the global elite ... Read more ....
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KwaZulu-Natal Government on Premier Senzo Mchunu’s weekly pubic engagements (South Africa Government)
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(Source. South Africa Government). Premier Senzo Mchunu weekly pubic engagements ... Durban ... Mchunu remarked ... Any discussion about South Africa's freedom is incomplete if it does not reflect on the contribution of African giants such as Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia, Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Muwalimu Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, Agostino Neto of Angola, Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria, Abdel Nasser of Egypt and many others to many to mention.' ... ' ... Durban....
Zambia’s Former Interim President to Support Opposition in August Election
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James Butty. Zambia’s former interim president has declared his support for opposition presidential candidate Hakainde Hichilema of the United Party for National Development (UPND) in the country’s August 11 presidential election. ... But Information Minister Chishimba Kambwili told VOA this week the salary increment is an annual thing that began with the administration of founding President Kenneth Kaunda. ....
Galela Chooses Altai Super WiFi to Connect the Dr. Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality Providing Free WiFi in First of Eight South Africa Connect District Municipalities
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Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality in South Africa. . Launched in February, the WiFi service is provided for free to all local residents.The WiFi network covers the under-serviced areas such as townships and settlements. Chairman of Galela Mr ... The rollout of the free WiFi in Dr. Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality is part of the South Africa Connect program to provide fast, reliable and secure internet to all citizens ... Tel ... ....
Kaunda advised Lungu to jail Barotse activists and assured him Lozis won’t react
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Outgoing President Edgar Lungu was advised to send Barotseland activists to prison by former President Kenneth Kaunda. Intelligence sources have told the Zambian Watchdog that President Lungu was concerned that arresting the Barotse activists may ignite conflict in Western Province (Barotseland) but he was assured by Kaunda that the Lozis would not react even if ... ....
North West Tourism On Service Excellence
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[SA Govt] In what could be termed a total turnaround in the Tourism and Hospitality industry became evident during the service excellence workshop recently hosted in Dr Kenneth Kaunda District in Wolaransstad by the Provincial and the National Departments of Tourism ... ....
North West Tourism on service excellence (South Africa Government)
Edit Public Technologies 03 Mar 2016
In what could be termed a total turnaround in the Tourism and Hospitality industry became evident during the service excellence workshop recently hosted in Dr Kenneth Kaunda District in Wolaransstad by the Provincial and the National Departments of Tourism ... One of the delegates, who is also the chairperson of the Dr Kenneth Kaunda Tourism ......
North West Legislature welcomes programmes aimed at assisting communities affected by dolomite (South Africa Government) ...
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(Source. South Africa Government). North West Legislature Local Government Committee welcomes Tlokwe Municipality initiatives on assisting wards affected by dolomite during 'O re Bone re go Bone' Campaign ... Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality under the theme 'The people shall govern through strengthening public participation, promoting accountability and transparency in government'. The Committee Chairperson, Hon ... Rosho ... Potgieter ... Mohlomi....
North West Legislature commends Provincial Government intervention (South Africa Government)
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(Source. South Africa Government). The North West Provincial Legislature's Portfolio Committee on Local Government and Human Settlements led by Hon. Motlalepula Rosho has commended the Provincial Intervention team led by the Administrator, Mr ... Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality under the theme 'The people shall govern through strengthening public participation, promoting accountability and transparency in government' ... Mokgwamme ... Rosho....
Minister Siyabonga Cwele Launches Free Wi Fi Hotspots At Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality
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[SA Govt] The Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services will launch free Wi Fi hotspots at the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality ... ....
Minister Siyabonga Cwele launches free Wi Fi hotspots at Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality, 19 ...
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The Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services will launch free Wi Fi hotspots at the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality ... http.//www.gov.za/speeches/minister-siyabonga-cwele-launches-free-wi-fi-hotspots-dr-kenneth-kaunda-district-0....
SACP congratulates the University of Fort Hare (SACP - South African Communist Party)
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(Source. SACP - South African Communist Party). SACP congratulates the University of Fort Hare. 8 February 2016 ... The University produced many intellectual revolutionaries who became active in our struggle for national liberation and social emancipation ... Julius Nyerere, Kenneth Kaunda, Robert Mugabe and Seretse Khama respectively, and several prominent leaders of society in various fields of life ... Matthews Centenary lecture'. Z.K ... Contact.....
ANC Pays homage to Fort Hare University on occasion of its centenary (ANC - African ...
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(Source. ANC - African National Congress). ANC Pays homage to Fort Hare University on occasion of its centenary. 05 February 2016 ... Fort Hare alumni included leaders of fraternal liberation movements and governments across the continent, who went on to become great statesmen, including amongst them, Julius Nyerere, Seretse Khama, Yusuf Lule, Robert Mugabe and Kenneth Kaunda ... Cde ... Writing in his autobiography, Cde ... ISSUED BY. GWEDE MANTASHE....
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