In the 1970s, Lusaka was a centre of liberation movements fighting colonial and white minority rule in Southern Africa. But the city also became the scene of political assassinations, including the bombings that killed Zimbabwean leaders Herbert Chitepo and JZ Moyo.
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Let’s Zamrock One More Time
Road to Independence The Making of Zambia
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