Dr. Kenneth Kaunda
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Culled from https://imusici.org/voam/kaunda96
Born April 28, 1924, Zambia's Founding Father, Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, was a leading figure in the struggle for independence in the south central Africa region formerly called Northern Rhodesia. In 1960, he became leader of the United National Independence Party (UNIP), and led his people to gain independence as Zambia. Dr. Kaunda became Zambia's First President, serving his country faithfully until he stepped down from power in 1991. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BABA KK!
Photo: Baba KK showing off his guitar chops during a recent courtesy visit from St. Louis (USA) based composer Fred Onovwerosuoke.
"KK" or "Baba KK" as he's belovedly known by Zambians and around Africa, Dr. Kaunda also is an avid musician, and still enjoys precious moments accompanying songs on his guitar and piano.
Photo: Baba KK struts dances with University of Zambia Choir singers
Culled from IMI eNewsletter https://imusici.org/voam/kaunda96
