Talk:List of Zambians

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The Sakala Brothers Were ZAMBIA’S most celebrated and ambassadors of the nation’s cultural heritage. The Sakala Brothers split in 2014, after 25 years of working together.

They recorded hits such as Kumawa, Sandra, Ndina Babaika, Tolilo Vovo, Puteni Chimwela, the list goes on. They’re last album as a duo was a smash hit “Born in Matero” which scooped the Best Recorded album at the Zambia Music Awards.

I am trying to update the page, there are a lot of names to add. The people listed below from the article have no Wikipedia entries. I propose to move tham here until there are articles for them to which links can be made:

• Sakwiba Sikota Opposition Leader

• Ben Mwila Opposition Leader
• Archie Kasalika
• Jassiel Zulu Plant Pathologist
• Luke Mumba Molecular Biologist
• Keith Mbata Entomologist
• Habaatwa Mweene Physicist
• Sakwiba Sikota
• Victor Makai Spokes person - Taskforce on Corruption
• Daisy Nkhata Ng'ambi
• Smoky Haangala
• Hamooba
• Kaela Bernard Mulenga
• Lillian Avon
• Sitali Amukena
• Chiluba Ngwane
• Ernest Nestah Gondwe

For two musicians listed the links do not go to articles about them.

• Izrael
• DannY

Once an article or stub has been created for them, they can be moved back to the article page. I hope this is acceptable to others. Rexparry sydney 11:37, 14 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

• Jacob Mulenga
• Hammerskjoeld Simwinga

Rexparry sydney 02:38, 27 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

• Mpezeni - new article
• Father Corbeil - existing article previously missed

Rexparry sydney 00:54, 30 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

There are quite a few names without articles. It has been suggested before that we remove them until they have articles for them.

Does anyone object?

Cheers!

Λuα ^{(Operibus anteire)} 14:47, 10 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

As per earlier suggestion, moved red-linked names here:

• Pontiano Kaiche
• Andy Chola
• Levy and Moses Sakala
• Maureen Lupo Lilanda
• Jane Osborne
• Danny "Kaya" Siulapwa
• Chembe "MC Wa Bwino" Mkosha
• Spookey Mulemwa
• Joseph Chibangu
• Saboi Imboela
• Kangwa "Exile" Kampamba
• Barbara Ndlobvu
• Angela Nyirenda
• Brian Chilala
• Dabwitsa Nkhata
• Winstone Moyo
• Jean Hidie
• Jerry Chilanga
• Danny "Peddle" Mwikisa
• William "Wille" Lungu
• Alice Chali
• Raban Kalunga
• Masauko Mwale
• Anna Mwale
• Rikki Ililonga
• Larry Maluma
• Mozegator
• Mwila "Slap Dee" Musonda
• DeePee
• Max Lubinda
• Justine Miyanda
• Simon Hamuchemba
• Nashil Pitchen Kazembe
• Smokey Hangala
• Ackim Simukonda
• Keith Mulevu
• John 'Super Vina' Nyirongo
• Chris Chali
• Michael Kumwenda
• Fred Chisenga
• Fred Chibesa
• Greg S.Miyanda
• Emmanuel Mulemena
• Teddy Chilambe
• Prof. P.K. Chishala
• Patrick Chisembele
• Patrick Mumba

Please don't move back until they have their own pages.

Cheers!

Λuα ^{(Operibus anteire)} 22:04, 13 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

• Yes, they shoold not be in the article, per WP:LISTPEOPLE, unless they have a wp article or an RS ref showing notability.--Epeefleche (talk) 22:12, 13 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Simwinga 41.75.217.205 (talk) 01:27, 4 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]