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Today, we honor the courage and resilience that led Zambia to its independence. A day to reflect on the journey of growth and unity. Together, we celebrate freedom and the bright future ahead. 🇿🇲✨ #ZambiaIndependence #UnityInDiversity #ProudHeritage #ZambiaForward #FreedomCelebration"

60 Years of Freedom, 60 Years of Progress. As we celebrate our nation’s journey from 1964 to 2024, let’s honor our resilience and unity. Happy 60th Independence, Zambia! #zambiaindependence #ZambiaIndependence #ZambiaUnites #qualisdigitalfinance #Zambia #IndependenceDay #QualisDigital

🎉 Happy Independence Day, Zambia! 🇿🇲 Today, we celebrate Zambia’s remarkable journey to freedom, prosperity, and growth. On this day in 1964, Zambia, formerly Northern Rhodesia, gained its independence from British colonial rule. Under the leadership of the first President, Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia embarked on a path toward self-determination and unity. 🌍 A History of Resilience & Unity Since achieving independence, Zambia has been a symbol of peace and stability in Africa. Dr. Kaunda’s emphasis on “One Zambia, One Nation” instilled a spirit of unity that has remained central to the country's identity, transcending tribal lines and fostering national cohesion. 💡 Achievements & Progress Over the years, Zambia has made great strides in various sectors, from mining to agriculture and education. Zambia is one of the world's top copper producers, playing a crucial role in the global economy. With continued investment in education, infrastructure, and health services, Zambia has grown stronger, empowering its citizens and creating opportunities for the future. 🌍 International Contributions Zambia has also been a key player in African diplomacy, advocating for peace in the Southern African region. The country’s commitment to non-alignment and Pan-Africanism earned it respect throughout the continent. ✨ Today, we honor the past, celebrate the present, and look forward to a prosperous future for Zambia! #ZambiaIndependenceDay #ProudlyZambian #OneZambiaOneNation #AZBC #ZambiaAustraliaTies

Today, we celebrate Ghana's 67th Independence Day anniversary! On this day in 1957, #Ghana made history by becoming the first sub-Saharan African country to gain independence from Colonial rule. Let's take a moment to reflect on Ghana's real #economic #independence, continued growth, and sustainable development. As we celebrate this historic day, let's also recognize the #opportunities that lie ahead. One such opportunity is the #Dawa Industrial Zone, which is fast becoming a world-class special economic zone for #manufacturing and #trade. This zone is set to position Ghana as a hub for manufacturing in #Africa and beyond, providing a platform for #businesses to thrive and create #jobs. With the African Continental Free Trade Area (#AfCFTA) now in effect, Africa’s commercial capital is well-positioned to take advantage of the opportunities presented by the world's largest free trade area. Ghana, as a member of the AfCFTA, can take full advantage of the new market opportunities and increase its trade with other African countries. Once again, Happy Independence Day, Ghana! #IndependenceDay #HistoryMade #DawaIndustrialZone #AfCFTA #Trade

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🇺🇬🎉 Happy Independence Uganda! 🇺🇬🎉 Uganda achieved its independence from British colonial rule on October 9, 1962. The brave people of Uganda, from the Kingdoms of Buganda, Bunyoro, Toro, and Ankole, to the diverse communities across the country, fought for the right to self-governance and freedom. On this day in 1962, Uganda emerged as a sovereign nation, with a vision for unity and prosperity, standing proudly as the “Pearl of Africa.” Uganda maintained its Commonwealth membership. A second round of elections in April 1962 elected members to a new National Assembly. Milton Obote, leader of the majority coalition in the National Assembly, became prime minister and led Uganda to formal independence on October 9, 1962. Let’s celebrate the strength, resilience, and cultural richness of the Ugandan people as they continue to build a bright and prosperous future for generations to come! 🎉 🧠 Facts: Uganda is known for its remarkable natural beauty, including Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa, and the iconic River Nile, the longest river in the world. Uganda's diverse wildlife, including the endangered mountain gorillas of Bwindi, highlights its commitment to conservation and eco-tourism. Located in East Africa, Uganda is a landlocked country that borders Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Its capital city, Kampala, is a hub of cultural and economic activity, while the stunning landscapes, from rolling hills to misty mountains, demonstrate the true beauty of this nation. #UgandaIndependence #CelebrateUganda #AfricanPride #CulturalHeritage #Unity #BrightFuture #Uganda #EastAfrica #PearlOfAfrica #IndependenceCelebration

As we celebrate Zambia’s 60th Independence Anniversary, it’s time to break free from the limitations that have held us back for too long. God has endowed us with gifts, talents, and treasures—valuable resources that empower us to take responsibility for the change we wish to see. While the government plays a key role in our nation’s progress, the real onus is on us as citizens. We must seek out opportunities where we can make a difference and embrace the challenge of transforming Zambia into the nation we envision. It is not enough to wait for solutions from others; as Zambians, we must step forward and lead in creating the future we want. Pointing fingers and assigning blame will not move us forward. In whatever spheres we operate, we must roll up our sleeves, unite, and actively contribute to building a better Zambia. We need to look beyond merely paying our bills and surviving. Now is the time to be bold and patriotic, to step up and offer solutions to the many challenges we face. Let’s challenge ourselves to build legacies that will stand the test of time for future generations. Regardless of the hurdles—whether it be climate change, drought, or other obstacles—we must rise and make a difference. #HappyIndependence #Zambia

Today, we celebrate the 115th birthday of Ghana's first President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, a true visionary and champion of Pan-Africanism. His legacy continues to inspire generations, emphasizing unity, progress, and collective action in the face of global challenges. As we honor his memory, we're reminded of the significance of Agenda 2063, Africa's development blueprint for inclusive and sustainable socio-economic growth. Dr. Nkrumah's Pan-African dream aligns perfectly with Agenda 2063's goals, which include: •⁠ ⁠Economic Transformation: industrial advancement, agricultural revolution, and comprehensive social protection •⁠ ⁠Connectivity and Integration: sustainable infrastructure, trade facilitation, and enhanced connectivity •⁠ ⁠Peace and Security: early warning systems, mediation, and dialogue •⁠ ⁠Cultural Identity: integrating African values into education, supporting cultural industries, and fostering pan-African identity As we strive for "The Africa We Want," we must recognize the progress made and challenges ahead. With continued collaboration, innovation, and a relentless pursuit of our collective goals, we'll achieve the aspirations of Agenda 2063. Dr. Nkrumah's words, "We face neither East nor West: we face forward," remain a powerful call to action, urging us to work together towards a prosperous, peaceful, and united Africa by the African Union. #KwameNkrumahLegacy #GhanaAt65 #AfricanUnity #AfricanDevelopment #AfricaRising

60 years of countless stories. From the courage of our freedom fighters to the resilience of everyday Zambians, this journey is ours. Together, we have built a nation rooted in unity, hope, and pride. Here is to honouring the past, celebrating the present, and dreaming boldly for the future. Happy 60th, Zambia. Our hearts beat as one.    𝗘𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘁 𝗔𝗱𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲, 𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗱 𝗗𝗲𝗰𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀. #ZAMBIA@60 #AuditTaxAdvisory #YSMCharteredAccountants

Independence, to me, is the freedom to fully express one’s authentic self without being constrained by external forces—be it people, circumstances, or societal expectations. It makes me reflect: Am I truly independent? Do we all share the same understanding of independence? Would the sense of independence 62 years ago be the same as what we experience today? And what will it mean 50 years from now? Is independence one of the most significant goals we should pursue? What happens if we fall short of society’s ideal version of independence? Is Uganda truly independent, or is the concept more complex than we acknowledge? Is independence a fate we are destined for, or something we must relentlessly strive to achieve? Wishing Uganda a joyful day of reflection and pride from Adroit Solutions Limited (Uganda) 🇺🇬 #uganda@62 #independence #independencedayuganda #ugandaindependence