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What is the National bird of Zambia?
The African Fish Eagle is the national animal of Zambia.
What is the National Flower of Zambia?
The National flower of Zambia is the Bougainvillea. They are mostly purple and grow on a bush. They are small and have no fragrance.The Bougainvillea Spectabilis is the national flower of Zambia.
When was Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation created?
Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation was created in 1964.
When was Zambia National Commercial Bank created?
Zambia National Commercial Bank was created in 1969.
What is the population of Zambia National Commercial Bank?
The population of Zambia National Commercial Bank is 2,009.
What is Zambia National Commercial Bank's population?
Zambia National Commercial Bank's population is 900.
What is the state flower from Zimbabwe?
Zambia's national flower is the bougainvillea,
How much is Zambia's 2014 National Budget?
Zambia's national budget for 2014 is equivalent to K42 billion, which is expected to help create 200,000 new jobs.
What are some animals in Zambia?
Some animals of Zambia include: cheetahs, wild hogs, impalas, and zebras.
How was national assembly formed?
The National Assembly was formed by the representatives of the Third Estate of the Estates General. After the French Revolution the National Assembly became known as the National Constituent Assembly.
What is Zambia's national flower?
It's the Bougainvillea Spectabilis.
How many countries are holding elections in 2011?
The number of national elections to be held in Africa in 2011 is unprecedented with 27 countries holding crucial presidential, legislative and local elections. These countries include: Benin (presidential and national assembly), Burkina Faso (local), Cameroon (presidential), Cape Verde (presidential and national assembly), Central Africa Republic (presidential and national assembly), Chad (presidential, national assembly and local), the Democratic Republic of Congo (presidential and national assembly ), Djibouti (regional and local), Egypt (presidential), Gabon (national assembly), Liberia (presidential, house of representatives and junior senators), Madagascar (presidential, national assembly and local), Mauritania (national assembly, regional and local senate), Mauritius (regional assembly), Niger (presidential), Nigeria (national assembly, presidential, state assemblies and governors), Rwanda (senate and local), Sao Tome (local and presidential), Seychelles (presidential), South Africa (local), Southern Sudan (independence referendum), Tunisia (chamber of councilors), Uganda (presidential, national assembly and local), Zambia (presidential, national assembly and local), Zimbabwe (constitutional referendum, presidential, national assembly, senate and local).
