Chiluba

[chi-loo-buh]

noun

1. Frederick, 1943–2011, president of Zambia 1991–2002.

2. Luba.

Example Sentences

President Frederick Chiluba had declared a national state of emergency, alleging that a coup plot against him had been uncovered.

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He lost to Frederick Chiluba, a trade union leader whom Mr. Kaunda’s regime had jailed years earlier.

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Mr. Chiluba won, and Mr. Kaunda left the office he had held since 1964.

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Former Zambia strongman Frederick Chiluba siphoned off millions from state coffers into Delaware shell companies.

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“People grew some crops on the land,” said Chiluba, 77.

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