News in FrenchZAMBIE
L'ancien président et premier président de la République de la Zambie, Kenneth Kaunda, Âgé de 97 ans hospitalisé en début de semaine, pour une pneumonie est décédé ce jeudi.Se réclamant du socialisme et proche de Moscou, il a dirigé le pays pendant 27 ans, en grande partie sous le régime d'un parti unique. il a accueilli de nombreux mouvements luttant pour l'indépendance ou l'égalité des noirs dans d'autres pays de la région, dont le parti sud-africain du Congrès national africain (ANC). Nous nous sommes entretenu a ce sujet avec Le directeur du département de communication et information a la Gécamines en Rdc et professeur d'histoire Etienne Mukalay qui nous parle de ce grand homme qui a marqué le continent., écoutez le.
English Translation:
The former President and first president of the Republic of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, 97 years old hospitalized at the beginning of the week, for pneumonia died this Thursday. Claiming of socialism and close to Moscow, he led the country for 27 years, largely under one-party rule. It has hosted many movements fighting for independence or equality for blacks in other countries in the region, including the South African party of the African National Congress (ANC). We talked about this with the Director of the Communication and Information Department at Gecamines in the Democratic Republic of Congo and History Teacher, Etienne Mukalay, who talks to us about this great man who left his mark on the continent.
English Translation:
The former President and first president of the Republic of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, 97 years old hospitalized at the beginning of the week, for pneumonia died this Thursday. Claiming of socialism and close to Moscow, he led the country for 27 years, largely under one-party rule. It has hosted many movements fighting for independence or equality for blacks in other countries in the region, including the South African party of the African National Congress (ANC). We talked about this with the Director of the Communication and Information Department at Gecamines in the Democratic Republic of Congo and History Teacher, Etienne Mukalay, who talks to us about this great man who left his mark on the continent.
