Quotation
Quote by Kenneth Kaunda
Where one Zambian rises, all Zambians rise. Where one Zambian falls, all Zambians fall.
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The quote presents every Zambian’s success or failure as connected to the whole community. One person’s progress lifts others, while one person’s setback affects everyone. It is a clear statement of shared responsibility and solidarity.
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- Source
- National Democratic Institute, “Text of Television and Radio Address by President Kenneth Kaunda,” October 30, 1991
- Format
- Official Statement
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