ISL in 1994

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2006-12-11T08:14:00.000-08:00

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International School of Lusaka

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Very Unofficial. I just programmed it for the memories I and all the other ISL graduates have.

ISL

Address : P.O. Box 50121, Lusaka, Zambia.

Phone : (260)-1-252291

Fax : (260)-1-252865

E-mail : isl@zamnet.zm

Mr. Wakabi

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This is dedicated to the
Memory of Mr. J. Wakabi
Who left us so suddenly.
We miss him
May he rest in peace.

Some of the things he used to talk about
Chok-su (gyoksui) kicks, punches and nerve bundles
Big knuckles because of gyoksui
price elasticity of demand : If the price of Coke goes up, everyone will decide to be FANTAstic
Fictional girlfriend who left him some November
His split at one of the proms
"Sud" world nations
That funny thing he used to do with his arm... made the muscles go up and down
But most of all we remember him for his cheerfulness and his continuous struggle to make the class one of the most memorable at ISL...

This page would not have been possible without the assistance of: Sascha Klengel

Our teachers in 1994

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Note: This page is meant to acknowledge the immense gratitude owed to these educators by the legions of ISL students who have inundated the world. Due to trouble with keeping up with the newest teachers, I can't have them on the page, but I thank them too.

Mr Silondwa...Miss Maipembe... Mr Hall...Mr Moss...Mr Dillard...Mr Nyirenda...Mrs Money...Mrs Hunt

Mr Hopkins...Mr Punabantu...Mr Pearson...Mr Davies-Colley...Mrs Mwanza...Mr Mwenda... Ms Chandler...Mr Okise...Mrs Menon...Mrs Mwanza

Mrs M. Thomas...Mr Mwape...Mr Canning...Mr Wakabi...Mrs Cuenca...Mr Meki...Mr Mwesa...Miss Tshuma...Mr Sibande...Mrs Konsolo...Mrs Nandula...Mrs Chikuma

Mr Kaoma...Mrs Dindoyal...Mrs Ramsamy...Mrs Ninan...Mrs S. Thomas...Mrs Hopkins...Miss Gwaba...Mrs Dahanayaka...Mrs Allen...Mrs Muthanna...Mrs Shan...Mrs Kularatne

...Mr Sakala...Miss Gwaba...Mrs D'Cruz...Miss Guy...Mrs Miriyagalla...Mr Hunt...Mrs Prasad...Mrs Varma...Mrs Raghuraman...Mrs Lengalenga

Mrs Money...Mrs Lungu...Mrs Vijayaraghavan...Mrs Nkowane...Mr Chikumbi...Mr Ballard...Mrs Panthaky...Mrs Venugopalan......Mrs Nair

Teachers listed by the forms they taught (Remember "Homeroom" and "Pastoral"?)...

Superintendent

Mr. Hunt

Acting Secondary School Principal

Mrs. Miriyagalla

Primary School Principal

Mr. Ballard

Primary School

Reception

Mrs. Khastigir... Mrs. Maipambe... Mrs. Tshuma

Grade 1

Mrs. Mwanza... Mrs. Zulu... Mrs. Shan

Grade 2

Mr. Mwesa... Mrs. Prasad... Mrs. Kaluba

Grade 3

Mrs. Chikuma... Mrs. Konsolo... Mrs. Vijayaraghavan

Grade 4

Mrs. Lengalenga... Miss Mwanza... Mrs. Raghuraman... Mrs. Nair

Grade 5

Mrs. Panthaky... Mr. Kaoma... Mr. Nyirenda... Mrs. Nandula

Grade 6

Mr. Chikumbi... Mrs. Venugopalan... Mrs. Kularatne

Secondary School (by department)

Disclaimer: Some of the teachers below were not ISL in 1994, but they were so memorable that they need to be on this page... if anyone wants a teacher included, just E-mail me.

Art

Ms. Chandler... Mr. Kaluba

Computer Studies

Mr. Hall... Mrs. Muthanna... Mrs. M. Thomas (on occasion)

English

Mr. Moss... Mrs. Money... Mrs. Menon... Mr. Pearson... Mrs. Lungu... Mrs. Capur... Mrs. Garton... Ms. Bolzenius

Foreign Languages

Mr. Mwenda... Ms. Cuenca... Mrs. Dindoyal... Mrs. Ramsamy

Mathematics

Mr. Canning... Mr. Okise... Ms. Guy... Mrs. Miriyagalla... Mrs. Musonda

Music

Mr. Ng'andu (both!)... Mrs. Hopkins... Mrs. Dahanayke

Physical Education

Mr. Mwape... Mr. Kambikambi... Mr. Punabantu (Caesar!)... Mr. Norton

Science

Mr. Davies-Colley... Mrs. D'Cruz... Mr. Dillard... Mrs. Ninan... Mrs. S. Thomas... Mrs. M. Thomas

Social Studies

Mr. Silondwe... Mrs. Nkowane... Mr. Wakabi... Mr. Phiri... Mr. Yates

Our Graduating Class (1994)

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Kanyanta Busuma...Percy Musona...Sunny Mulenga...Oliver Bonkat...... Aadil Patel...Marjan Zeravica...Jean-Pierre Giuseppin...Giordano Marrietta

Taonga Kayira...Sven Watts...Bhavesh Desai...Sascha Klengel...Mehmood Zafar...Jayan Patel...Vuk Miler...Malik Perera...Ranjit Warrier...Sandeep Patel

Laboni Quazi...Ben Hodgson...Fahim Yousuf...Pauline Scott...Rajesh Banerjee... Emad Ibrahim...Chetan Chhagen...Fawad Abbasi...Daryl Cruickshank

Parveen Osman...Anika Nizam...Yasir Kirmani...Craig Fraser...Lotta Vaananen...Holly Goulding...Jessica Kaluba...Zaheer Wadood...Arunprasad Muthusamy... Samantha Ismail

Ansu Ninan...Sabahat Iqbal...Sameea Seedat...Subarna Thirugnanam...Kavitha Rao...Kavitha Perla...Jenny Enraca...Katarina Zeravica...Anjana Varma...Rajal Divecha...Marina Busian

Sunandini Vijayaraghavan...Mary Abdelmalek...Athena Kopanakis...Nyeji Chilembo...Erica Kotsiras...Barbara Rye...Marijana Zeravica...Ruslana Thorncroft...Paramita Palchaudhuri

People listed by country...

Bangladesh

Ameed Nizam...Anika Nizam...Laboni Quazi

Britain

Chetan Chhagen...Ben Hodgson...Ameed Nizam...Anika Nizam...Jayan Patel...Sandeep Patel...Pauline Scott...Fahim Yousuf

Croatia

Katarina Zeravica...Marijana Zeravica...Marjan Zeravica

Egypt

Mary Abdelmalek...Emad Ibrahim

Finland

Lotta Vaananen

France

Malik Perera

Germany

Oliver Bonkat...Sascha Klengel...

Greece

Athena Kopanakis...Erica Kotsiras

India

Rajesh Banerjee...Sunandini Vijayaragavan...Ansu Ninan...Paramita Palchaudhuri...Kavitha Perla...Kavitha Rao...Anjana Varma...Ranjit Warrier

Ireland

Holly Goulding

Italy

Marina Busian...Jean-Pierre Giuseppin...Giordano Marrietta

Japan

Makiko Kamiya

Mauritius

Sven Watts

Pakistan

Fawad Abbasi...Batool Hussain...Sabahat Iqbal...Yasir Kirmani...Zaheer Wadood...Mehmood Zafar

Philipines

Jenny Enraca

Russia

Ruslana Thorncroft

Scotland

Daryl Cruickshank

Zambia

Marina Busian...Nyeji Chilembo...Bhavesh Desai...Craig Fraser...Jean-Pierre Giuseppin...Samantha Ismail...Jessica Kaluba...Taonga Kayira...Athena Kopanakis...Farai Madiye...Tawonga Madiye...Sonny Mulenga...Percy Musona...Parveen Osman...Aadil Patel...Barbara Rye...Sameea Seedat...Ruslana Thorncroft...Sven Watts...Fahim Yousuf

This list is based on what the people involved considered themselves, as well as official nationalities.... which is why you see some people in more than one nationality.

Ranjit

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This is what I wore at graduation!And to prove the point:

Humour

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Contributions to this page are encouraged... please E-mail me

Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation

The inconvenience caused is deeply regretted. It's a gooooooaaaaal!!!! National Milling - We make it better. Axion - The grease stripper. Sports Results tune. He likes it, he likes it, the emperor likes the chicken curry.

Dynamo

We asked women around the country what they thought of Dynamo detergent paste, and this is what they said: -Dynamo, eh heh heh, heh heh heh, um... -Dynamo, it is something that can be dynamic. I mean, like dynamite. -For example, I am a mother of eight, and I only use one packet a month. -My husband is a driver, and when he comes home, his clothes have the oil, the fuel, what have you, I use dynamo and it gets better. -Dynamo is very good, is very strong. -I like it cause it is cheap and you don't have to use a lot of it. -It is economical. That's right! The women of Zambia say yes to Dynamo detergent paste. It gets clothes cleaner, whiter, brighter, throughout the nation. Credit to : Arunprasad Muthusamy.

Ajax cleanser

You shake it on the pots, you shake it on the pans, you find that Ajax cleanser takes the weight right off your hands, oh baby. It cleans the floor, hoo-woo, it does the bath and whoop, the Ajax cleanser shakes Ajax cleanser... I got the shakes, whoop, the Ajax cleanser shakes.

Zulu butcheries

Zulu butcheries are the best in town, zulu butcheries are now more wow.

Rop Saladi

Saladi, it's best for baking, saladi, it's best for shaking... Credit to : Haren Gupta.

Lyons

Lyons, instant nshima, makes tasty, delicious nshima. Can someone remember the ad where two women meet in a shop and they see two types of canned kapenta and they go - Wow, so many varieties?

Zambia Airways

We're getting better every day, we're getting better in every way... Zambia Airways, we're getting better all the time.

Massey Ferguson

With a Massey Ferguson tractor for your land You get power, by the hour, in your hand, With a Massey for your master You get your crops in faster With Massey Ferguson tractor, equipment! Credit to : Stephanie Richardson

You know you are from Zambia if...

You know you are from Zambia if:
1. You can hear smells
2. You think buses STAND and cars DIE
3. You think money can be EATEN
4. You think that Colgate is the generic name for all toothpastes, cobra for all floor polish and surf for all washing powder
5. You only have 1 spice – salt
6. Your idea of eating out is going to Hungry Lion
7. You bad-mouth the government but never vote
8. You have named your dog after animals that are not remotely related to dogs e.g. Tiger, Spider, Lion etc.
9. You think that everyone from another country is better than you
10. You cannot count up to 10 in your own language and are proud of it.
11. You refer to traffic lights as robots.
12. You believe nshima was discovered in Zambia.
13. The hour has ever come for you.
14. You still switch on the TV at 17.00 hrs hoping to see the cartoon.
15. You see “Chenjelani ndi agalu” and understand what it implies.
16. Sports Results with Haroon Ghumra was your favourite show on TV.
17. 10 year old repeats of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was your second favourite TV show.
18. You were against Nigeria in world cup 1994 because they beat Zambia in the finals of the Africa Cup.
19. Calling someone “Diramba” is one of the worst insults you can think of.
20. You know what an ngwee is worth
21. You can do the “Zangelewa” dance blindfolded
22. You have ever driven cops to a crime scene because of ‘no transport.’
23. You weave when driving on straight roads to avoid the potholes.
24. You can finish the following sentence, “UNIP is the [blank] of the [blank].”
25. You knew how to drive but still bought your license.
26. You want to leave Zambia badly but once you’re out you want to go straight back and never leave.
27. You have bought 25 Kgs of sugar at once because you never knew when the next shipment would come in.
28. You know what fried grasshopper tastes like.
29. You were a member of the ‘chongololo club.

Sent by Vesna Rakic:

AJAX

Use Ajax boom boom, the Power Cleanser da da da dum. Wash the dirt, right down the drain boom boom boom boom.

Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder

Showered already ? Yes I have a date. Hey you use Johnson's baby powder, it's only for babies. No I always use Johnson's baby powder, specially after bath. Keeps me feeling coool and fresh. Mmmm smells nice. Why don't you try it? Johnson baby powder, for beautiful soft skin, from Johnson and Johnson.

Photographs from ISL

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Here you see the amphitheatre and Mrs. D'Cruz's chemistry lab, at which are Waseem Wahab and Naveen Krishnan.
Here you see the secondary parking lot, where many ISL'ers remember long waits after classes in the afternoon... and also on the last day of term... last chance to see everyone for 2 months.

The Covered Area... where much of class of 94 used to hang out... that is Mr. Mwape in the PE office door. Also the new swimming pool for ISL, built in '96... I think secondary still goes to the Olympic pool down the street.

These are the trees by the covered area. They've painted the bricks around the trees, looks very different from when I was there.

The MPC, same as always!

This is a new building built opposite the biology labs, just by the covered area. It was built as an IB building but now they are trying to decide if it would be better as an art/music building.

Jargon from ISL (ISLese)

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Jargon from ISL(ISLESE)

ISL has a special language of its own. This language is a hybrid of English, various Zambian languages, and the occasional Afrikaans (From South Africa.) This is a collection of some of the most popular ISLESE.

Bail out
To go to sleep.

Contributed by Rohit Sagar.

Bali
The origins are in the Indian language Gujarati.... everyone uses it in ISL when they're talking about their father.

e.g.My bali's getting a new car.

Book out
To leave somewhere.

e.g.Eemwe, I'm booking out.

Thanks to Rohit Sagar.

Boot
Boot is used when you play football, usually the most common word thrown at the goalkeeper by the members of the same team. It just means kick the ball as hard as you can so it goes the farthest possible distance.

Buta
Buta means brother and it is used mostly to call people whose names you don't know. Used as a replacement for a name and it makes the person who you're talking to feel more comfortable with you because you've just called him a brother.

Close
In a nutshell, to beat up someone.

Thanks to Rohit Sagar.

Crop
To crop means to fall down. This has been in use in Lusaka for a long time and is still going strong, especially among the UNZA people. You don't tend to hear it in ISL all that much these days.

e.g.I cropped bad kind yesterday on the football ground.... I fell badly on the football ground. yesterday.

Dry
This is hardly ever used at ISL now, except by people who graduated years ago, in the late 80`s. It was very big when I first started going to ISL, in 1987, but now it has almost died out. It was an expression that was used to mean either "That's amazing!" or "That's the most boring joke I have ever heard in my life" or "You're lying and I don't believe you." This is not to hard to understand when used in conversation because the different meanings come out in different contexts.

Eeeuvee
A very rude way of calling someone. It comes from one of the Zambian languages and is in widespread use all over the country. Use it as you would, "hey, you!!"

Eeeeeecccccchoooooooo
A Zambian expression that means,"congratulations." It is said when someone has succeeded in something they wanted to do or when someone changed the way they look, hairstyle etc., and look different. As I said, an exclamation of praise. When to use it is best learnt by being in ISL and listening to people say it. This expression is on the wane, though.

Ekse, pronounced eksay
The most common slang in use at ISL. It comes from Afrikaans and originally meant, "I say." At ISL, it can be used to mean anything from "You're the greatest friend on Earth" to "I hate you and I wish you were dead." Most of the time, though, it is used as a word that bridges a gap in a sentence, when the speaker is thinking about what to say next. The trick to understanding when it means what is to listen to the tone in which it is said and its position in the sentence.

e.g. Ekse, I have to go ekse, to a class ekse, so ekse, see you ekse... The first ekse refers to the other person, the next two are just words that filled pauses when the speaker would be thinking what to say, and the last two are referring to the other person. This is a simple example, usually ekse speech can get really complicated.

Fastele
Fastele is a cartoon character that appears in one of the local newspapers, The Weekly Post. ISL uses Fastele to mean "fast." You would use it in any place where you would use fast or quick, and you don't have to change fastele to suit the tense.

e.g.I'm going to do this job fastele... I'm going to do this job quickly.

Flat
Being flat is to be annoyed or upset or angry... one of those words that depends on how you say it to get the meaning.

e.g.Ekse, the 'un was flat when someone smashed his G... I say, the guy was angry when someone smashed his car.

Courtesy of Nic kotschoubey.

G
A G is a vehicle... usually a car.

e.g.I have the G ekse... let's go. Thanks to Archit Mohindra for reminding me.

Gabonese refree / Diramba
This is a phrase that started after the ill fated Zambia - Morocco match in which, due to biased refreeing, Zambia lost its chance to go to World Cup USA '94. The refree in question was called Jean-Fidel Diramba and he was from Gabon. Calling anyone who was in Zambia during that time a Gabonese refree or just simply, Diramba, is tantamount to slapping them. Do not underrate the power of this swear-word... an entire nation's hopes were dashed because of the person who bears this name. The story does have a nice conclusion, though... Diramba did not refree for the Africa Cup '94.

Getting blazed
The origins are definitely ISLenian, but any other information about it is unknown. To get blazed means to get drunk. This phrase is going out of fashion now, though.

e.g. He got blazed last night..... He got drunk last night.

Glide
Glide means to ride somewhere in something... or simply to go.

e.g. Let's glide to Popeye's..... Let's drive to Popeye's.

Thanks to Archit Mohindra for reminding me.

Graze
To eat!

e.g. Ekse I missed the match coz I was grazing, I'll watch lusha's goal on sports results tonight... I say, I missed the football game because I was eating, I'll watch Kalusha's goal on sports results tonight.

Courtesy of Nic kotschoubey.

Hidjoooo
Hidjoooo! comes from one of the Zambian languages and means "here is", but is used as a form of emphasis. e.g. When somebody does a nice shot in football, you can shout "hidjoooo!"

Courtesy of Nic Kotschoubey.

Jol
Jol - to go somewhere

Thanks to Rohit Sagar.

Is iti tirue?/It isi tirue...
This is a question and the classic answer. It came from a famous song by a guy called Kachaka. The first day this song came on ZNBC, everyone all over Zambia who watched the song was asking everyone else, "Is iti tirue?" The proper response to this is, "It isi tirue." I still need some of the lyrics. It isi tirue is such a famous song because it is sung in a very exaggerated Zambian accent and is hilarious to say the least.

Ka, kama, chima, chimaka
At ISL we use ka, kama, chima, chimaka after the words the, that or this in a sentence. What you would do is attatch one of these words to the noun... which word you attatch depends on how much emphasis you want to put on the noun and how much respect you want to give the noun. Chimaka and ka have the most emphasis and the same amount of respect. This is very little respect, but more than what kama gives. Kama is the particle which gives the noun the least respect and about medium emphasis.

e.g. The ka-table is in my way.....That kama-chalk won't write.... This chimaka pen doesn't have any ink. The most emphasis here is on the pen, the least respect here is assigned to the chalk. It gets easier when you actually hear it being used.

Kacheppa, pronounced slowly, syllable by syllable, with emphasis on the ka
This has a degradatory meaning in a local Zambian language, but at ISL, people use it to mean that someone circulates a lot of rumours. The origin of this word was in an advertisement on the beloved national channel, ZNBC, which showed KACHEPPA in big block letters,(vendeckya aksharangal, for the malayalees out there) and talked about people who spread rumours. Of course this caught on and all the local rumour mongers were labelled as Kacheppa. It is used exactly like a name.

e.g.She's a real Kacheppa..... Kacheppa, what is this you have been saying? As you can see, Kacheppa is just used to label someone's rumour-spreading trait.

Kapil did it
This is jargon from our graduating class.... very specialised. This started in our Group A maths class in form four. Kapil is this harmless guy who didn't do anything nasty to anyone. Anyway, we just started blaming him for all the messed up things that happened... hiding bags, normal kid stuff like that... then it spread to all our classes and whenever something went wrong, "Kapil did it." This answer actually seemed to work with some teachers, until they figured out that we said it even when Kapil wasn't there. Anyway, Kapil, if you're reading this, we had a lot of fun with that phrase - thanx, dude.

Kuleebe, pronounced kuleebay
When I left, this word was catching on. It comes from one of the Zambian languages and it means,"nothing." ISL has adopted this word to mean "I don't have it" or "I don't know." Depending on how it is used in a sentence, it can also mean, "it isn't here."

Lekker, pronounce la- as in latter and -ka as in karate
This is a Dutch word from South Africa. It is used to mean "excellent" and can describe anything or anyone.

e.g. That's a lekker car, ekse....it was a lekker movie. These sentences mean "That's an excellent car," and "It was an excellent movie."

Mali/Queen
Mali is, of course, from Gujarati, and it means mom.... everyone uses it to mean mom. Queen is also used, but it is more commonly found in the Lake Road School language than in ISLese.

Mat
To put a car into maximum acceleration.

Thanks to Rohit Sagar.

Me, I
You start a sentence with it, a sentence where you are referring to yourself. It's just a replacement for I.

e.g.Me, I'm 19 years old....I'm 19 years old.

Mwana
Mwana means friend... origins are in one of the local languages... used by "lusakans" as other english speakers would use "man" or "my friend,".

e.g. Mwana, did you see that merc?... Man, did you see that Mercedes?

Courtesy of Nic kotschoubey.

Nickis
Nickis comes from the German "nichts" and means "nothing", or "no", or any general word of negation.

e.g. "Is there any sugar left?"
"Aaaah, nickis".

"Did you find a taxi?"
"Aaaah, nickis.."

"Go and do this for me ekse!"
"NICKIIIIS!"

Courtesy of Nic Kotschoubey.

Perch
To perch means to sit somewhere

e.g. Perch here ekse... I say, sit here.

Courtesy of Nic Kotschoubey.

Plastic
Plastic - doing something the wrong way

Contributed by Rohit Sagar.

Prang
To prang means to crash something, usually a car. I started hearing it spoken in ISL from about '93 or so.

e.g.Don't prang the car.... Don't crash the car.

Rack
A rack is a vehicle... usually a car.

e.g.I did a 180 with the rack ekse...... I made the car skid 180 degrees.

Thanks to Neelesh Sahay for reminding me of this.

Saat
A direct translation would be "No" but it is used as a more empathetic no.

e.g.Did you get the G?

Saat, ekse, my brother tuned no.

Thanks to Rohit Sagar for reminding me.

Scene
We're going to the scene tonight! Yes... you guessed it, we're going to some cool nightclub type place, whichever one is in fashion at the moment. Fun fun fun!

Thanks to Archit Mohindra for reminding me.

Skiday
Skidding around in a car.

Thanks to Rohit Sagar.

Tune
I don't know the origins of this expression, but a good guess would be that it started at Lake Road school in Lusaka. We use tune at ISL to mean "tell" or "telling." This is best understood by example.

e.g. I'll tune you.....Go tune her something. The first sentence means "I'll tell you later" and the second one means "Go tell her something."

Another use of tune is in the phrase "to tune someone out." If you're tuning someone out, you're scolding them.

e.g.Your Dad's gonna tune you out. This means that someone's father is going to scold them for something.

Vibes
Vibes are just words or phrases that someone is using or has used. Usually it'll be something out of the ordinary, like, "I'll be back" would be a vibe. I guess it pertains to extraordinary dialogue more than anything else.

e.g. Scan the vibes he's tuning the 'un... Just listen to the stuff he's telling the guy Courtesy of Nic kotschoubey.
Yu-ay
A very rude way of calling someone. It comes from one of the Zambian languages and is in widespread use all over the country. Use it as you would, "hey, you!!"

Addresses

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I have removed the email addresses to mess with the spammers but will let the names / years remain. Please email me if you need anyone's 6 year old email address (and don't forget to change the AT and the DOT to the appropriate symbols. Would love to hear from old friends and make new ones!

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Abba, Zunaid - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1991 /1994

Abraham, Ebby - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1984

Abrahamse, Andre - < > - Chingola (1965-1969) / Lusaka (1974-1979)

Acker, Shelah - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1980-1986)

Addis, Bob - < > - Lusaka

Akolwa, Wamunyima - < >

Alane, Natalie - < > - Kashikishi, Luapula province

Alexander, Alex - alex@cyberian.dungeon.com - Lusaka / ISL(1970's)

Allen, Gary- < > - Lusaka / ISL(1971-76)

Amin, Minesh - < >

Anand, Sonali - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Ansari, Haroon - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986

Atoui, Najib - < > - ISL (-1981 Class of 1987)

Axelsson, William - < >- Lusaka / ISL Class of 1990

Ayling, Geoff - < > - Kitwe

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Ballard, Jessica - < > - Lusaka /ISL Class of 1995

Banerjee, Rajesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Bardouille, Pepukaye - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1979-86)

Barkatati, Monali - < > - Lusaka

Barstad, Unni - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1981-1984)

Baseley, Bill - < > - Chingola (1977-1979)

Bhaga, Dilip - < > - Ndola (-1975)

Bhaga, Usha - < > - Lusaka

Bhakta, Nirav - < > - Ndola

Bhakta, Ramesh - < > - Ndola

Bhana, Ahmed - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Bhargavan, Supriya Geetha - < > - Lusaka

Bhatia, Rohit - < > - Ndola

Bhatt, Mehul - < > - Lusaka / Class of 1992

Bhatt, Tanmay Rakeshkumar

Bickmore, Lee - < > - Kitwe

Bilimoria, Asha - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1989)

Bishop, Kevin - < > - Kitwe

Bobat, Ayoub - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Bobat, Yunus - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995 and 1997

Bodalia, Rakesh - < > - Ndola

Bonkat, Oliver - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994/1996

Bonnar, Jon M. - < > - Chikantata (near Mazabuka) / Lusaka / ISL(1981/1982)

Borsch, Deirdre - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986

Brooks, Tim - < > - Chipata / Kitwe

Bruce, Debbie - < > - Lusaka (1974)

Buckwalter, Joseph - < > - Lusaka (1984-1988)

Budhwar, Manish - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Bulsara, Mahesh (Max) - < > - Ndola

Burgos, Francisco Richie - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Burrows, Lisa - < > - Kitwe (1976-1990)

Busian, Marina - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

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Chakraborty, Raj - < > - Mufulira

Chatrath, Sumeeta - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988 and 1990

Cheeseman, Don - < > - Luanshya / Kitwe (1969-76)

Chib, Sanjeev - < > - Kitwe / Chingola

Chibwesha, Carla - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Chowdhury, Sunny - < > - Chingola

Chronopoulos, George - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987

Cober, Elroy - < > - Kabwe (1987-1990)

Colijn, Michael - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1981-1986)

Cook, Alex - < > - Lusaka / ISL governer (1991-1992)

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Dabhi, Jaishila - < > - Ndola

Dabhi, Pratik T. - < > - Ndola

Dabhi, Sheelpa - < >- Ndola

Darji, Ankur - < > - Ndola

D'Cruz, Aaron - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Delaney, Robin - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1979

Delaney, Shanda - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1979

Desai, Amit - < > - Kitwe

Desai, Bhavesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Desai, Darshita - < > - Mufulira

Desai, Jigsha - < > - Kitwe

Desai, Meenal - < > - Kitwe

Desai, Mehul "Kenz" - < > - Lusaka

Desai, Rajen - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1991 /1994

Desai, Shital Kiritkumar - < > - Lusaka

Devalia, Aloke - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Devalia, Sudhir - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1997/1999

Dhalabhoy, Sadaf - < >- Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Din, Fowzia - < > - Lusaka

Divecha, Rajal - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994/1996

Divecha, Shivani - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Dlingea, Ina - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Doherty, Aoife - < > - Lusaka / ISL

Dudhia, Suhayl - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1990/1992

Dudley, Larry - < > - Lusaka / Livingston

Duff, Lawrence - < > - Lusaka / ISL Teacher (1989-1991)

Dunphy, Dierdre - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987

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Ekker, Ragnar - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1991-1993)

Enraca, Anthony - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1984-1990)

Enraca, Jenny - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Enraca, Maritoni - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1984-1986)

Essa, Riaz - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1981)

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Facci, Marina - < > -

Fonseca, Constanca - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1984-1990)

Fonseca, Goncalo - < >- Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987/89

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Gakindi, Gedeon - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1998)

Gandhi, Pritesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1980-1991)

Gandhi, Sonal - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989/91

Gautam, Navneet - < > - Mufulira

Geadhoke, Amarpreet Singh - < > - Lusaka

Geadhoke, Jaskiran - < > - Lusaka / ISL

George, Bijoy T - < >

George, Thomas - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1983

Gopalan, Mahamaya - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987/89

Gopalan, Shivaram - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986/88

Granlund, Kjell Oskar - < > - Chipata / Lusaka

Guimond, Carlos Miguel - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Guimond, Marcel - < > - Lusaka / ISL

Gunaratna, Himali - < > - ISL Class of 1992

Gupta, Anuj - < > - Lusaka

Gupta, Sunil - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1990

Gupta, Tini - < > - Lusaka

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Hall, Mike - < > - Lusaka / ISL(teacher)

Hallen, Jacob - < >- Lusaka / ISL (1970-1973)

Hamir, Sohail - < >- Lusaka / ISL

Hamutete, Frederick - < > - Choma

Handlos, Lise - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986

Hanslot, Arif - < > - Lusaka

Harmani, Bhaumeek - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1990

Harmani, Poorvi - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987

Heiman, Alan - < > - Lusaka / ISL (teacher 1981-83)

Hernandez, Lauren - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Hughes, Neal - < > - Mufulira (1950's)

Huq, Farshed - < > - Lusaka / ISL 1990-1995)

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Ibrahim, Emad - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Illingworth, David - < >- Luanshya 1973-88

Iqbal, Murtaza - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1993

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Javaheri, Hamed - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989/1991

Javaheri, Parham - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1993

Javaheri, Sepehr - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987/89

Javaid, Haroon - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1985-1989)

Jayaram, Namita - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Jeganathan, Sanjay - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Jha, Rashmi - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Jogan, Milos - < > - Lusaka

Johnson, John Kenneth - < > - Lusaka / ISL (teacher - 1980-1984)

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Kaembe, Chiluba A. - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1991-1992)

Kallarackal, Joe George - < > - Malundu/Kafue

Kapema, Kasonde - < > - Lusaka /ISL Class of 1999

Kapil, Rishi - < > - Luanshya

Kapoor, Raghav - < > - Livingston (1975-1980)

Kapp, Daniel - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1975-1978)

Karava, Norbert - < > - Lusaka

Karlsson, Steen - < >- Lusaka / ISL Class of 1983

Kelly, Ingrid - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1988-1989)

Kelly, Justin - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1987-1989)

Keshap, Atul - < > - ISL (1977-1983)

Keshap, Rahul - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1983)

Keyes, Elizabeth - < >ISL (1985-87)

Khalil, Emad - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Khan, Babar - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Khan, Farwa - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Khan, Marya - < > - Lusaka (1985-1990)

Khan, Zahia - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Khankhara, Mohammed - < > - Chipata

Kisiedu, Sandra - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1980-1989)

Kitching, David Christopher - < > - Kitwe (1964-76)

Klengel, Sascha - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Kormano, Matleena - < > - Kitwe (1980-86)

Kotschoubey, Nicolas - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986

Kovacevic, Sanja - < > - Croatia

Krishnan, Praveen - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Krishnan, Ravi - < > - Chiwala (near Ndola)

Kulleen, Seemant - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Kulleen, Sindhuja - < > Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Kutty, Vinay - < > - Kitwe

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Lackenmacher, Deirdre - < >

Labana, Dapinder - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1993

Lahiri, Yasho - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1974-1979)

Lindop, John - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1980

Limbada, Suhayl - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Long, Christopher - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1976-1984)

Loryman, Tanya - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1982-1986)

Luhman, Marianne - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1974-1976)

Lukunka, Sharon Chisenga - < > - Lusaka

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Mackenzie, John (Mac) - < > - Luanshya (1950-1971)

Macknezie, Kitty - < > - Luanshya (1950-1971)

Mahadevan, Padmanabhan - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1993

Mahendra, Samir - < > - Kasama / Lusaka / ISL (1988-1990)

Makambwe, Priscilla - < > - Kitwe

Makasa, Tchiya - < >

Malhotra, Sid - < >

Malik, Imran - < > - Ndola

Mathew, Charley - < > - Luanshya / Lusaka

Mathew, Max - < > - Luanshya

Mathews, Reno Paul - < >

Mbewe, Anthony - < > - Kitwe

McCallum, Kirsty - < >Lusaka / ISL (1996-1997)

McDermott, Ken - < > - Luanshya 60s-70s

McEnery, Patrick - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1976-78)

Mehr, Sujit - < > - Lusaka / ISL

Mehta, Biren - < >

Mehta, Sanjay - < > - Livingston / Lusaka / ISL

Menart, Merline Kawambwa - < > - Mapanza/Kabwe (1969-1972)

Mhango, Rose - < > - Chililabombwe

Mhango, Zizwani - < >- Lusaka

Miler, Vuk - < >- Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Mills, Deirdre - < > - Mufulira

Mohindra, Archit - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Moore, Barry - < > Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Moore, Jodie - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1987-1990)

Mouthaan, Yoka - < > - Lusaka / ISL (teacher - 70's-80's)

Mubita, Stephen - < > - Lusaka

Mubukwanu, Mufaweli - < >- Lusaka

Mufana, Siyunyi Boyd - < > - Lusaka / Livingstone

Mughal, Amar - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1993)

Mukherjee, Arup - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986

Mukherjee, Basab - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1991

Mulenga, Kabamba - < > - Lusaka

Munalula, Jabulani - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Mungomba, Mungomba - < > - Lusaka / ISL(teacher)

Munsaka, Melvin - < >

Muteba, Kapemba - < >

Muthanna, Chittiappa - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1991

Muthusamy, Arunprasad - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Mwaba, Andrew - < > - Lusaka

Mwaba, Catherine Mubanga - < > - Lusaka

Mwaba, Misheck G. - < > - Lusaka

Mwale, Tamara - < > - Lusaka

Mwencha, Mogaka - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Mwenda, Kenneth - < > - Livingstone / Luanshya / Lusaka

Myklebust, Perry - < > - Samfya (1972-1979)

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Nagaraddi, Prashant N. - < >

Naik, Hamang - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1990)

Naik, Keena - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Naik, Krishna - < >

Narashimhan, Nitya - < > - Ndola / Mazabuka

Narayan, Karthik - < > - Kitwe

Nauta, Wiebe - < > - ISL Class of 1982

Nizam, Ameed - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Nizam, Anika - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Nizam, Anushe - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Nizam, Areeba - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Ngoma, Naomi - < >

Ngoma, Victor - nvictor@bigdog.engr.arizona.edu

Ntaimo, Lewis - < > - Kitwe

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O'Donnell, Mike - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1976

Olkkola, Elina - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1992-1996)

Ord, Philip - < > - Lusaka (1967-1970) / Kitwe (1970-1978)

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Pai, Manjunath - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Pais, Adrian - < > - Chingola

Panacheril, Jeremy T. - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986

Pannila, Sawani - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Parameswar, Akilesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1983

Paranjpe, Meeta - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1990-1993)

Parekh, Dharmendra - < > - Lusaka

Parmar, Jayesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL(late 80's)

Parmar, Kamlesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL 1980's

Parmar, Rupesh - < > - Luanshya / Lusaka ISL (1984-1990)

Patel, Anand - < >

Patel, Anand - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1990

Patel, Anand - < > - Kitwe

Patel, Ashish Kantilal - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Patel, Dashant - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1985

Patel, Deep - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Patel, Dimple - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Patel, Dharmesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL class of 1991

Patel, Hitesh - < > - Ndola

Patel, Kalpesh - < > - Ndola

Patel, Ketan - < > - Ndola

Patel, Manisha - < > - Lusaka

Patel, Mayank - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Patel, Mittal - < > - Kitwe

Patel, Nikhil - < > - Lusaka (-1989)

Patel, Nilesh - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1980's)

Patel, Nirali - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1998

Patel, Nirav - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Patel, Nisha - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1994-1996)

Patel, Paresh - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Patel, Paresh - < > - Ndola

Patel, Poonam - < > - Lusaka / ISL -1990

Patel, Rajin - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1990

Patel, Raman - < >

Patel, Rikin - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1999

Patel, Ronak - < >

Patel, Sadiq - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1967-71)

Patel, Sameer - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1988-1992)

Patel, Sanjay - < > - Ndola

Patel, Shailesh - < >

Patel, Smita - < > - Lusaka

Patel, Sneha - chpatel@eden.rutgers.edu - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Patel, Tanujakumari D. - < >

Patel, Tejan - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1998

Patel, Umesh - < > - Kitwe

Patel, Vishal - < > - Kitwe

Patel, Vishal K. - < > - Kitwe

Patel, Yatin - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1995)

Patel, Zeyn - < > - Lusaka / ISL

Patel, Ziyaad - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1990 /1992

Payne, David - < > - Lusaka / ISL teacher (1986-1992)

Pepper, Barbara - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1972-1973)

Phiri, Chalimba Chimwala - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1989

Pillai, Vijayan - < > - Lusaka (1985-1987)

Pollicott, Guillaume - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1985-1886)

Powar, Amarjit - < > - Lusaka

Prabhakaran, Sabitha - < > - Chiwala

Prince, Angela - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1972-1978)

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Rahman, Javed - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1978-1982)

Ramamurthy, K.S. - < > - Kitwe, Lusaka, Ndola

Rami, Tejal - < > - Kitwe

Ranade, Yogendra - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1982-1988)

Rante, Aaron - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1993 - Class of 1999)

Rante, Jason - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1993 - Class of 1997)

Rante, Michael - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1993 - Class of 1996)

Rao, Giridhar - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1983

Raza, Maruf - < >- Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Razafindrakoto, Serge - < > - Lusaka ISL Class of 1987/89

Razeed, Shahira - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1993)

Razeed, Shiham - < > - Lusaka / ISL

Reza, Farabi - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1997)

Reza, Sumaiya - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Richardson, Stephanie - < > - Luanshya (1977-1983)

Richie, Francisco - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1992

Riddell, Steve - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1965-1971)

Robinson, Edward - < >- Lusaka / ISL 1986 (teacher)

Roumani, Karim - < >

Roy, Sourabh - < > - Lusaka / ISL

Rye, Barbara - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

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Sachar, Bobby - < > - Kitwe

Sabramowicz, Anna Maria - < > - Lusaka

Sagar, Rajiv Kumar - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1986

Sagar, Rohit - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Sagoo, Arvinder - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987

Sagoo, Bhupinder - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1982-1990)

Sahay, Neelesh - < > - Lusaka

Sampanthan, Bhahi - < > - Ndola

Sangha, Kiranpal - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1984

Sarda, Dhruv - < > - Ndola/Kitwe

Seistrup, Klaus - < > - Ndola

Shah, Amit - < > - Lusaka

Shah, Tanay -
< > - Lusaka / Mansa / Ndola

Shamsi, Hina - < > - Ndola / Lusaka

Shankaran, Suresh - < > - Kabwe / Lusaka

Shatkin, Allan Paul - < > - ISL Teacher[Grade 5] (1974-1977)

Sheth, Kalpan S. - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Shukla, Dhirendra - < > - Chililabambwe/Mufulira/Luanshya/Kitwe

Sibalwa, Darius M. - < > - Choma

Sibanda, Sam - < >

Sikazwe, Hector Chapa - < > - Ndola

Simukonde, Nellow - < >

Siwale, Mubanga - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1985-1992)

Siwale, Winga - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1981-1983)

Slotte, Johanna - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1994-95)

Small Jr., Tom - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1965-1973)

Smith, Adam Michael - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1993

Smith, Neil - < > - Luanshya (1968-1984)

Smith, Pam - < > - Luanshya (1968-1984)

Smith, Paul - < > - Luanshya (1968-1984)

Smith, Roy - < > - Luanshya (1968-1984)

Sorensen, Bwalya - < > - Mufulira

Stringall, Stephen - < >

Subryan, Nicholas - < >Lusaka / ISL Class of 1987

Suffolk, Shupiwe - < > - ISL (1987-1991)

Sundaresan, Anand - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1982-1989)

Swanepoel, Jurgen - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

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Sadiq, Tabish - < > - Lusaka / ISL

Tailor, Hasu - < > - Ndola

Tarvainen, Jani - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1987-89)

Taylor, Kim - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1977-89)

Taylor, Lee - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1979-1992)

Thakrar, Amit - < > - Lusaka/ ISL Class of 1996

Thampan, Tony M. - < > - Kitwe

Thayalan, Vidhya - < > - Lusaka/Kitwe (1982-1990)

Thewo, Mathew Chola - < > - Lusaka

Thomas, Ivan - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1988

Thomas, Stan - < > - Ndola and Chingola / ISL Class of 1987

Tijoriwala, Ameet - < > - Lusaka (1974-1984)

Tolentino, Randel - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1985-1989)

Tolentino, Ronnel - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1985-1989)

Tshibwabwa, Kapi - < > - Lusaka / Leopard's Hill School

Tshilumba, Jean-Paul - < >

Turton, Peter - < > - Lusaka (1970-1975)

Tuseth, Brd - < > - Lusaka / ISL (-1991)

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Urquhart, Jock - < > - Lusaka/Kitwe (1965-1979)

Urquhart, Ursula - < > - Lusaka/Kitwe (1965-1979)

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Vaidyanaathan, Geetha - < > - Lusaka

Valoth, Rajesh - < > - Luanshya(1970-1980)

Varma, Anjana - anju@iastate.edu - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994/1996

Varma, Anupama - < > - Lusaka, ISL Class of 1991/93

Vashi, Sandip - < > - Lusaka

Vaya, Mayur - < > - Kitwe

Veim, Janecke - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1982

Viertola, Sirpa - < > - Lusaka / ISL 1987/88

Vora, Kapin- < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Vukojevic, Manja - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Vyas, Ajit - < > - Lusaka / ISL (1974-1983)

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Wadood, Zaheer - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Walker, Dawn - < > - Lusaka (1972-1982)

Wallace, Gretchen - < > - Lusaka

Warrier, Rashmi - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1996

Watts, Rozanne - < > - Lusaka / ISL(-1995)

Wijnberg. Christian - < > - Ndola

Williams, Joy Weatherley - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1980

Wilson, Daisy Mwanza - < > - Kabwe

Wina, Mutende - < > - Lusaka / ISL(1982-1988)

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Zafar, Firoza - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Zaidi, Asim - < > - Luanshya

Zeravica, Katarina - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1994

Zeravica, Christina - < > - Lusaka / ISL Class of 1995

Zulu, Giveson - zulu@cc.niigata-u.ac.jp

Zulu, Hannilie - < > - Luanshya

Zulu, Linda - < > - Luanshya

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