List of Zambians - Other People Born In/related To Zambia

Other People Born In/related To Zambia

  • Norman Carr - British wildlife conservationist who set up national parks in Zambia
  • Robert Earnshaw - Zambian-born Welsh international football player
  • Phil Edmonds - English cricketer born in Lusaka
  • Stanley Fischer - Zambian-born Governor of the Bank of Israel
  • George Gregan - Zambian-born captain of the Australian Wallabies Rugby Union team
  • Tawny Gray - Sculptor
  • Daffyd James - Zambian-born Welsh international rugby player
  • V. M. Jones - Author
  • CornĂ© Krige - Zambian-born South African Springboks Rugby Union team player
  • Robert Lange - Zambian-born record producer and songwriter
  • Dambisa Moyo - International economist and best-selling author, born and raised in Lusaka
  • Samantha Mumba - Singer/actor born in Ireland with a Zambian father
  • Thandie Newton - British actress brought up in Zambia
  • Julia Rose - Zambian-born US actress
  • Rozalla - British/Zimbabwean singer born to a Zambian mother
  • Denise Scott Brown - Zambian-born US architect
  • David Shepherd - British artist and conservationist who has painted Zambian wildlife and locomotives
  • Wilbur Smith - Zambian-born British/South African author
  • Ahmad Thomson - Zambian-born British Muslim author
  • Jeff Whitley - Zambian-born footballer
  • Steve Arneil - Famous Karate Kyokushin practitioner born in South Africa, but lived in Zambia (then Northern Rhodesia) until he was 25
  • John Edmond- Zambian-born Rhodesian singer
  • Sarah Catherine Walker- Zambian-born criminal justice reformer

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