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Crocodiles devour 5 in Zambia river
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LUSAKA, Zambia Crocodiles in Zambia's Kafue River have
devoured five people since the beginning of the year, and villagers
have asked authorities to shoot the reptiles, a Lusaka official said
Friday.
Dickson Ponde, chairman of Kasiba Ward council in the central
Copperbelt province, called for immediate action to stop the
crocodiles, which he said are...
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Thought for the Day
The Independent - London
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Correction
The Boston Globe
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Not Kenneth Kaunda
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Profile: Former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda's work in providing help for Africa's AIDS pandemic
Weekend Edition - Saturday (NPR)
; ... providing help for Africa's AIDS pandemic Host: SCOTT SIMON Time: 1:00-2:00 PM SCOTT SIMON, host: This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. Kenneth Kaunda was Zambia's first president. He led his country to independence from Great Britain and ruled ...
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