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Chiluba

American  
[chi-loo-buh] / tʃɪˈlu bə /

noun

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

  2. Luba.


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

From BBC

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

From Washington Post

Mr. Chiluba began depicting his predecessor as a dictator who had ruined the country, blaming him for Zambia’s economic troubles.

From New York Times

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

From Reuters

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

From The Guardian