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  • Zambia's First Republican President Dr. Kenneth D. Kaunda strums a guitar and sings with the Venture Moody Band to entertain guests at the 237th American independence celebrations at the U.S. Embassy.

    237th Anniversary of American Independence

    Zambia's First Republican President Dr. Kenneth D. Kaunda strums a guitar and sings with the Venture Moody Band to entertain guests at the 237th American independence celebrations at the U.S. Embassy.

  • Zambian Youth Ambassadors Mark Chilongu, Jemaimah Chulu, Luyando Haangala and Chaka Nyathando sing with the Venture Moody Band to entertain guests at the 237th American independence celebrations.

    237th Anniversary of American Independence

    Zambian Youth Ambassadors Mark Chilongu, Jemaimah Chulu, Luyando Haangala and Chaka Nyathando sing with the Venture Moody Band to entertain guests at the 237th American independence celebrations.

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  • Deputy Minister in the Office of the Vice President, Davies Mwango, joins U.S. Embassy Public Affairs Officer Priscilla Hernandez in a two-step dance during U.S. independence celebrations.

    237th Anniversary of American Independence

    Deputy Minister in the Office of the Vice President, Davies Mwango, joins U.S. Embassy Public Affairs Officer Priscilla Hernandez in a two-step dance during U.S. independence celebrations.

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  • United States Ambassadors to Zambia and Zimbabwe Mark C. Storella and Bruce Wharton embark next week on a cross-border bike ride to promote international tourism, economic growth, and wildlife conservation in Zambia and Zimbabwe.

    Bike Across Borders to Promote Tourism

    United States Ambassadors to Zambia and Zimbabwe Mark C. Storella and Bruce Wharton embark next week on a cross-border bike ride to promote international tourism, economic growth, and wildlife conservation in Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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  • Zambian Youth Ambassador Humphrey Mwila aka “Cactus,” U.S. Ambassador to Zambia Mark C. Storella, Zambian Youth Ambassador Luyando Haangala aka “Lulu” and visiting Miss USA Nana Meriwether make a brief stop at the Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone. The quartet is part of the delegation on the ‘Bike Across Borders’ tour, a cycling program to promote international tourism, economic growth and wildlife conservation in Zambia and Zimbabwe ahead of the forthcoming UNWTO general assembly.

    Bike Across Borders to Promote Tourism

    Zambian Youth Ambassador Humphrey Mwila aka “Cactus,” U.S. Ambassador to Zambia Mark C. Storella, Zambian Youth Ambassador Luyando Haangala aka “Lulu” and visiting Miss USA Nana Meriwether make a brief stop at the Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone.

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