Zambia
/ˈzæmbɪə/- a landlocked country in central Africa, divided from Zimbabwe by the Zambezi River; pop. 11,862, 700 (est. 2009); languages, English (official), various Bantu languages; capital, Lusaka赞比亚（非洲中部内陆国家, 赞比西河将其与津巴布韦隔开, 2009年估计人口11,862, 700, 语言有英语［官方语言］和各种班图语, 首都卢萨卡）。
Formerly the British protectorate of Northern Rhodesia, Zambia became an independent republic within the Commonwealth in 1964, under Kenneth Kaunda （President 1964-91）. Zambia's economy was adversely affected by its involvement in the Zimbabwe independence struggle （1965-79）.
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