kaunda
IPA: kˈɔndʌ
noun
- statesman who led northern rhodesia to full independence as zambia in 1964 and served as zambia's first president (born in 1924)
Examples of "kaunda" in Sentences
- Kaunda faced one coup attempt in 1990.
- Kaunda was not pleased with this development.
- The state of emergency gave Kaunda absolute power.
- UNIP and Kaunda's autocracy during the Second Republic.
- It's not NPOV to call Mugabe a statesman and Kaunda a dictator.
- These extensive protests made Kaunda realise the need for reform.
- Kaunda was often forced to back pedal and reinstate the subsidies.
- The experience of imprisonment had a radicalizing impact on Kaunda.
- Chiluba attempted to deport Kaunda on the grounds that he was a Malawian.
- Chiluba later attempted to deport Kaunda on the grounds that he was a Malawian.
- Paramilitary police armed with ak-47 assault rifles took former president kenneth kaunda into custody on christmas morning after surrounding his house for nearly three hours.