Kenneth Kaunda Day Zambia

Kenneth Kaunda Day is an annual national public holiday in Zambia dedicated to honoring the country’s founding President, Kenneth Kaunda. Born on April 28, 1924, Kenneth Kaunda played a pivotal role in Zambia’s independence movement and served as the nation’s first President from 1964 to 1991.

Kenneth Kaunda Day is observed on Kaunda’s birthday as a tribute to his leadership, vision, and contributions to Zambia’s development and democracy. It is a day for Zambians to reflect on Kaunda’s legacy of unity, peace, and social justice, as well as to celebrate his dedication to the welfare of the Zambian people.

On Kenneth Kaunda Day, various events and activities are organized across Zambia to honor Kaunda’s memory, including official ceremonies, cultural performances, and community gatherings. It is a time for Zambians to express gratitude for Kaunda’s leadership and to renew their commitment to upholding the principles of democracy, equality, and national unity that he stood for. Kenneth Kaunda Day is an occasion for remembrance, reflection, and national pride in Zambia.