The greatest events in Zambian History

1. 1964-1966: Struggle for Independence - Zambia gained independence from the British Empire in 1964. During this period, a series of protests and resistance movements took place in the country and eventually independence was achieved.

2. 1991: Transition to Multi-Party Democracy - In 1991, Zambia transitioned from long periods of single-party rule to multi-party democracy. As a result of the elections held in the country, Frederick Chiluba became the first multi-party elected president of Zambia.

3. 1996: Zambia Football Team Disaster - In 1996, the Zambian football team was killed in a plane crash in Libreville, Gabon. 30 people died in the accident, including the team's coach and 18 players. This event created a great mourning and shock effect in Zambia.

4. 2002: Infrastructure Development in Zambia - In 2002, Zambia launched a major drive to improve the country's infrastructure with the support of the international community. The country's infrastructure has been significantly improved with the completion of many projects such as roads, bridges, hospitals and schools.

5. 2011: Election of Michael Sata - In 2011, Michael Sata was elected as the fifth president of Zambia. Sata struggled for a long time as the country's opposition leader and eventually won the elections and became president.

6. 2013: Zambia Economic Growth - In 2013, Zambia experienced a period of rapid economic growth. Investments in sectors such as mining, agriculture and tourism and the increasing foreign trade volume have strengthened the country's economy.

7. 2019: Covid-19 Pandemic - The Covid-19 epidemic, which started worldwide in 2019, also affected Zambia. The country took various measures to combat the epidemic and went through an economically difficult period. The effects of the epidemic still continue. These events are important milestones in Zambia's history and have influenced the political, economic and social development of the country.