Faces Of Africa - Kenneth Kaunda: The Man with a Big Heart

A jovial man, musician, God fearing, a man of the people, one of Africa's great leaders...the list can go on and on for the first president of Zambia. At 89 years old now, Kenneth Kaunda is one of the living legends in Africa.

[@raczinger20]

RIP to the last of the great founding fathers of Africa. You are reunited with your good friend Mwl Julius K. Nyerere.

[@TireekELane]

"The Embassy of the United States of America joins the Zambian people and the international community in mourning the passing of His Excellency Kenneth Kaunda, the first president of the Republic of Zambia. We extend to his family and the people of Zambia our condolences. President Kaunda is known to the Zambian people as the Founding Father and Liberator of the Republic of Zambia. He was steadfast in uniting Zambia's 73 tribes through his commitment to “One Zambia, One Nation.” He advocated against discrimination of people living with HIV/AIDS and was a tireless advocate for the poor and marginalized. We honor his memory and his service to the people of Zambia and across Africa. We mourn his passing. May his soul rest in eternal peace."

[@emi62507]

As someone born to Namibian parents taken in by Zambia during our liberation struggle I want to say thank you sir for the help you gave to liberate my country. I used to be ashamed that my birth place on my birth certificate is a camp in Zambia, I never understood why my parents didn't write down Lusaka or any city in Zambia like other parents had, now I know it is as a reminder that there were Africans out there who cared for their brothers and sisters enough to take them in, and help them attain freedom. My heart will forever be drawn to Zambia (Zambian by birth, Namibian by descend). I hope we the younger generations can learn from leaders like Dr Kenneth Kaunda (a real servant of the people) and hopefully take the dreams they had for Africa and turn them into reality.

[@ignatiusmaziofa2393]

great tribute

[@annabaldwin38]

What an inspiration you are, Dr. Kaunda. I love your joviality, your musicality, your love of God and people. Thank you for being who you are and carrying on the Good Work! Kindness RULES!!!

[@CHILLDOUTMAN]

🇿🇲🇿🇲 One Zambia One Nation 🇿🇲🇿🇲

[@TonnyOkello]

Kaunda suit is still very popular with older people in Uganda . He is indeed an African icon!

[@gamalsankara1388]

Even in Kenya, my grandfather used to rock them. Very classy dress style.

[@kithinjikwiriga2666]

Shallow pressentation. Ash.ash story which tells very little about kaunda.people want know to about his bio.when he was born,his contribution to freedom struggle including the sttuggle to liberate other aftican countries ,his political and economic philosophy.

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

Kithinji Kwiriga What is stopping you from doing it since you know better? SMH. I bet you are not even Zambian...

[@DidierDubz]

Both my parents and my older brother were stationed in Lusaka during the struggle. We know his contributions, SA wouldn't be where we are if it wasn't for Kaunda's contribution. Beautiful country, beautiful people. I felt more at home there than I do here. Wonderful country!!!

[@patrickchirwa8528]

make your own video then...i enjoyed it..

[@ernestmulenga4749]

Kithinji Kwiriga true it was only praises and many important issues were left out hanging...

[@emptyyourheart9086]

Kwiriga.. do the research yourself .

[@steveluyakoh2511]

This a man with a big heart for Zambia. From grade 1 to University free of charge, May the Almighty God bless him

[@prattapdesai9223]

Love from India 🇮🇳 to all my African brothers and sisters!!✨❤️

[@angellodontreadmyname830]

You do not need to be racist the Bible says we are all brothers and sisters so let us all keep that way instead of abusing other people.

[@showa546]

@@angellodontreadmyname830 First of all, that doesn't make any sense. I'm not mocking his race so how I'm racist? Second of all, keep your pseudo-humanism to yourself. No intelligent person takes that bullshit seriously. We're not same and that's common fact which is not about to change because of your feelings. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Also I wouldn't take all the bullshit in bible seriously. Theism is not rational.

[@angellodontreadmyname830]

@@showa546 Still your answer to his positivity makes you look bad people say platforms like youtube suck just because you have people like you writing negative comments on positive comments atleast you have the right to free opinions but I don't believe writing that comment made you feel like you are doing us a favor or did it just help your arrogance PS:This is a 14 year old trying to understand why so much bitterness is being used yet it was just a simple way sending greetings NEVER CALL ANOTHER PERSON UNEDUCATED because you do not know them neither do they know you. You embarrass Africans man just keep your arrogance to your self and don't act like HIV viruses that kill all the good left of humanity.

[@monicameggison6736]

same to you. even though our people hate eachother but i choose not to listen.

[@alfonsom8286]

@Mwaniki Mwaniki, agree, Indians treat Africans like garbage when they go to India, they also treat Africans this way on the continent, I live in America and trust me, they think they are superior to Blacks every where. Socially, I find them very awkward people Lastly, have you noticed ALL of a sudden how all these foreigners want to profess their love for Africa and its culture? They all know that there's a new Scramble for Africa and its resources, China, the U S, Russia and Europe are all trying to get ahead of each other for favor. My concern is that the population of Africa is so young they are now very easily persuaded and impressionable. Many of them are buying into this new western/Chinese propaganda of "We Are All One people in the world"...and "Africa is for the world". This is very dangerous for a number of reasons, the majority of people on the continent still are not prospering from the resources within each Nation. Before Africa or any country on that continent to start saying we welcome everyone they first need to make sure that their country and its citizens are all very economically and educationally prosperous.

[@AlbertAkogo]

Another wonderful biography of Africa's Greats! I've been rejuvenated since I stumbled on the 'Faces of Africa' series and my wish is African youths re-enact this undiluted love, passion, sense of responsibility and African national pride these great men exuded. Kudos to CGTN Africa, with love and respect from Nigeria. Long live Africa!

[@mahlabesimon3688]

Great son of Africa and the world. Rest in peace the struggle icon.

[@isiomaamma9869]

I remember when i was young he came to the Caribbean, oh my god i haven't heard of him in a long time !!!!

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@shamimushittindi1418]

Passed away today

[@roba48]

"Kaunda suit" is unique and respected fashion design in Kenya. Aluta continua against Chinese neo colonialism

[@mishecknyirenda5877]

Words of our great leader samora

[@juvenaldasilva4688]

A luta contínua a Vitória e certa by Angolan.

[@davidmarsh1921]

I never knew much of Kaunda before this but it seems he really took the wisdom of the Bible seriously and lived his life always mindful of those lessons. God Bless 🙏 him.

[@emptyyourheart9086]

Who wouldn't want a president like him.May God grant you more years Dr Kaunda.

[@samuelademeso9041]

He past way last month

[@Zook919]

Tres bien! et Merci d'imortaliser nos grand leaders Africain!

[@jerockcee5692]

My hero Dr kenneth Kaunda love this man.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnKciHaOf7B-a5af

[@zeldapope1563]

I love this man too. American girl.

[@tightcamper]

In the 70s in Rhodesia we laughed at KK. I'm older and wiser now and recognise him as one of Africa's very few Statesmen. I am told by those who knew him that he was a highly agreeable person and a good golfer to boot.

[@judynatachamaphenduka8063]

Why isn't there a movie about him already?

[@dannygeorge1928]

Judy Natacha Maphenduka that we’ll have to do ourselves,the oppressor will not promote us in any way shape or form that’s not to their best interests

[@nolavout5369]

Judy, good question, that would be brilliant

[@blessedgirl1428]

We really need a movie about our African great fathers indeed. I know whites promote bad image about Africa like" last king in scottland" about idd Amin which was to put uganda down and Africa.

[@blessedgirl1428]

We really need a movie about our African great fathers indeed. I know whites promote bad image about Africa like" last king in scottland" about idd Amin which was to put uganda down and Africa.

[@linogomic4981]

After watching this video, I rushed to conclude that Uganda is really cursed with a man like Museveni Tibuharburwa !

[@peterchisangamwamba9100]

Indeed KK is a living legend. I love mother Zambia

[@bmercyp]

So proud to be Zambian ,one Zambia one nation.Thank you God for the peace we continue to enjoy

[@kevinwanjala6042]

I grew up in Kenya wearing the Kaunda suit but never knew the origin of the name, I do now

[@zamanidlamini5774]

We need leaders like him here in Africa, long live! your excellency. May other leaders look upon you

[@rubybrady7051]

For more hunger and poverty 😎😎😎😎😎😂😂😂😂

[@ambrosemageto6137]

A hero who is still strong a man with a big heart. Kenneth Kaunda. In Kenya we have his brand: Kaunda Suit

[@maishbabadre]

Sure Ambrose..We in Kenya still love and respect KK..

[@KibetBrian]

True

[@Mirkuzz]

He was definitely one of my favorites when he came to Addis Abeba for the African union gatherings.

[@nontutuzeloniezel3853]

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[@MubYus]

He come to Somaliland that is why i love him Kenneth Kuwandha.

[@allsmiles3281]

much respect to baba Kaunda! old age has blessed him!

[@kayulanjelesani124]

KK was the giant of African Liberation Struggle, indeed a man with a big heart....and the former first lady's name is Maureen Mwanawasa and not Sylvia

[@yuniethorsteinsson263]

I met doctor Kawunda when I stayed in his home when we were in exile after Idi Mini over threw our President Obote. We had a wonderful time in their home in Lusaka and we had wonderful time with Him and Mama Betty . Let her rest in peace 🙏🙏 . Yunie

[@normannomara1306]

point of correction, he is alive

[@milimomalambo1648]

@@normannomara1306 Mama Betty isn't still alive

[@normannomara1306]

thnx noted

[@ocayaro]

I spent my teenage years in the 80's during KK's time in office. Thank you for being such a great president and humanist. I pride myself of having attended Munali Secondary School, that he also attended much, much earlier. His speeches on TV though! They were loooong! I remember Frank Mutubila, reading the news on ZNBC! Ambassador to Italy, my times changed!

[@fairwind3058]

Zambia is fortunate, KK's legacy falls like gentle showers on the land. Love from India.

[@Marie0575]

Wow, am Zambian and I've never heard him described in such a beautiful way. That makes me proud.😊🇿🇲🇿🇲

[@helenoftroy2665]

It was always exciting to see him . As a little girl lining up by the road side in our school uniforms waving little Zambian flags 🇿🇲, was so exciting. He was a great leader indeed.

[@davidwallace9695]

A fascinating video. If he was 88 in 2012, he must be 94 now, in 2018. I hope he lives to be 100 - and even more! I had the honour of meeting him in 1971 and from all he said, it was clear that he wanted only the best for the nation he founded. - He will always be one of the Great Sons of Africa.

[@TchiyiweTChihana]

David Wallace Zambians are celebrating his 95th birthday this month :-)

[@miltonejoshualungu3107]

He is still alive

[@jasonwilliamtjandra]

Sadly he passed away on 17 June 2021, on the age of 97

[@karlhenry2328]

@@jasonwilliamtjandra sad day indeed, long live Kenneth Kaunda! One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@Dudus2000]

Such an Iconic leader …. he is an inspiration..... God bless him

[@dudleyharris6804]

For those who think that Gandhi was a good person should check out Dr.V.Anamali Afrikan Presence in India

[@paulbell9519]

ghandi is best forgotten by the black nation

[@samuelademeso9041]

The reason why Gandhi at first supported the caste system because that was the customs and traditions he found himself in, not that he chose it. Second, when he was young he was racist due to his English education, Britain didn't really have a high opinion of their colonial subjects and were taught that their civilisation was far superior. So unconisly he practice that biase, until his own mistreatment in south Africa, along with the Indian who live there. When time grew older he began to mature and changed those views during his struggle for India independence. He saw that in order to free India from the British, every Indians, regardless of caste, religion or professions, should unite to fight for their freedom. He was even willing to work with the muslims,Sikhs and Christians, and the untouchables ( the black Indians). He even adopted one an untouchable orphan girl as his daughter to the surprise of his family and close friends as a sigh of rebellion to caste system, which is a complicated if your in hindu worshipper. Point is, people remember him for his believe in democracy and the use of civil disobedience and nonviolence rather than violence to achieve any human rights and stuff like that, rather than his racist past.

[@b.3940]

@@samuelademeso9041 could you please stop sanitizing history. The man was a card-carrying racist and molested little Muslim boys in corn fields.

[@henrygeorge6388]

GOD ALMIGHTY RICHLY BLESS our lovely Father Dr Kennett Kaunda....Amen and Amen....

[@gregorywynn2450]

To learn of greatness is to strive for greatness. This is power.

[@aini5743]

I love learning about African History and our great leaders who were actually for the people and advocating for the freedom of Africans. Much love from Namibia. We are Africa.

[@pacpac-oh5gn]

Good president, sweet names althrough nd d beautiful pple of Zambian as a whole. I love you all. 4RM NIGERIA.

[@Zisomuoni]

At least he finally conceded in an election, well done

[@andrewzulu5101]

This was a shallow presentation of the great KK when I compare to other presentation. I don't know if this is due to shallow research or you just omitted some detailed facts. It lacks real in-depth issues such as how he fought to liberate Zambia. How he helped in the fight to liberate other African countries including SA. How he handled the Zambian economy and what really led to him stepping down. The facts in the video are true but I think the focus is more on his personal life than other areas he impacted. Kaunda is a great great man please do a more in-depth research and replace this one.

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

Andrew Zulu Who said that there is only one presentation that can be made about him? What is stopping you from making an in depth presentation? Making presentations about a great man is not mutually exclusive. SMH

[@andrewzulu5101]

@@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@judymsomi2480]

GOD FEARING STATE MAN.

[@yukinat1]

Who’s from Africa and doesn’t Love Kenneth Kaunda from Kenya 🇰🇪 with Live ❤️

[@Max.H98]

Until yesterday, I didn't know anything about this man, which after watching this I find staggering. What an amazing leader and man of God.

[@TireekELane]

KK - as he is affectionately known, led Zambia from 1964 to 1991. Kenneth Kaunda and the late Julius Nyerere (Tanzania), Nelson Mandela (African National Congress: ANC), Oliver Tambo, Sam Nujoma (South West Africa People's Ororganization of Namibia), and Robert Mugabe (Liberation Front of Mozambique: FRELIMO) worked tirelessly to liberate the continent and Southern Africa in particular from European Colonialism of the Remainance of the British Empire and against Apartheid (Jim Crow Segregation Laws) of the All-White Fascist Dutch Afrikaaner Regime of the Boers.

[@tulifranz9336]

The gentleman who said President Kaunda remind him of Gandhi , may I say it is not fair to compare the two. Gandhi did support the cast system in India. In South Africa he openly was against the black population. He had a rude awakening in South Africa. The regime did not accept the Indians as their equal. Please look for Dr Anamalai clips in You Tube.

[@SuperKwame1]

This brings to minds that no human is perfect.

[@samuelademeso9041]

The reason why Gandhi at first supported the case system because that was the customs and traditions he found himself in, not that he chose it. Second, when he was young he was racist due to his English education, Britain didn't really have a high opinion of their colonial subjects and were taught that their civilisation was far superior. So unconisly he practice that biase, until his own mistreatment in south Africa, along with the Indian who live there. When time grew older he began to mature and changed those views during his struggle for India independence. He saw that in order to free India from the British, every Indians, regardless of caste, religion or professions, should unite to fight for their freedom. He was even willing to work with the muslims,Sikhs and Christians, and the untouchables ( the black Indians). He even adopted one an untouchable orphan girl as his daughter to the surprise of his family and close friends as a sigh of rebellion to caste system, which is a complicated if your in hindu worshipper. Point is, people remember him for his believe in democracy and the use of civil disobedience and nonviolence rather than violence to achieve any human rights and stuff like that, rather than his racist past.

[@marciabryce8451]

Jamaica in the house during covid 19 shout to my Zambian family.

[@weareintheendtimes.704]

this was Africa's most important man . very few have been mentioned of him . you didn't much research . Though thanks for the effort

[@abdilahiaden2486]

i was 15 when i saw him, he gave us an inspiring speech and i still remember his white hankies😂

[@peterbuckland5120]

Met this great man times when I flew on the Presidential aircraft in the 60's. What a gentleman.

[@virginiansupremacy]

were you a rhodesian?

[@janinehogben6626]

I met him too in the 1960s, came to Mansa, where I was teaching at Mutende. Wanted to know how many I had in my class.

[@RobertMalasha]

🇿🇲 🇿🇲 Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda "KK" - What A Man ! The Greatest among the Great , Africa's Finest , Great Global Icon ! Unequalled among his peers ! 🙏🏽🇿🇲 If I can achieve even an 16th of his achievements , I would say, "I have lived a full life" . . . His death is a direct challenge to me to do and exceed my very best. Go well the Greatest of the Sons of Africa. "Super Ken" ! Our Founding Father . . . "One Zambia , One Nation" we shall continue with the eternal motto !

[@yvettewills3149]

Keep the knowledge of him alive for the young generation to know.

[@richardnudi8441]

One of the few African leaders who can only be said to have his people at heart.Wonderful president if you ask me.I miss the late Magufuli as well .

[@milimomalambo1648]

I add Thomas Sankara to your list, great leaders

[@ernestmphahlele514]

An amazing soul, He has a lots of love for the people of Zambia.

[@satishpatel5260]

👉🇿🇲💙✌CHABWINO, TWHALUMBE, ZIKHOMO 💙🇿🇲👉🙏👍

[@tersooawen5039]

Would KK have sold Zambia to China the its leaders are doing today? I am sure his heart aches when he sees it happening! Zambia shall never be free. I wish KK a much longer life and good heart. He is one leader that I plan to honour whenever I may be, if he happens someday, hopefully in a very distant future, to pass on before me. Long live KK.

[@kiizaj2002]

O.k kaunda suit came from Kenneth kaunda!! I don't know, I could see kaunda suit in Uganda

[@Amber-nd5zk]

Kaunda suits my father used to dress emulating this man.. and the whole continent adored and still loves Dr Kaunda. Uganda has him at heart. 1980's he was a continental icon and still is.

[@Fkiga314]

Not very educational. I was hoping to learn about his contribution in the struggle against colonization, how he governed his nation and how he left power.

[@francescogirotto3642]

I celebrate legend.long live kk one love from Nigeria

[@trudy227]

These no zambia without papa 👴 the main man ✌🏾👏🏾👏🏾✊🏾❤️

[@sellokoto971]

You have played your part KK and it will always be remembered by all, God bless you for the whole world. A good learder is followed by others to do good until their times also comes to an end aluta continua father of Zambia.

[@iringa77]

Loved the part where he talks about his meeting with the Late Julius Nyerere in Moshi, Tanzania 24:15.

[@raybirry3816]

You can tell he misses his good friend Nyerere

[@martinezwaiz7555]

We have Kaunda st, Lusaka rd in Nairobi., and famous Kaunda suit.

[@cholamusuka4641]

I didn't know.. Much love from ZAMBIA 🇿🇲

[@frederickngwenya4082]

A true great African leader who was very selfless. He & Julius Nyerere of Tanzania fought so much for the Freedom that we are enjoying in my country. Salute Lots of love from South Africa

[@tonyrichards9794]

He's now 97 years this year God bless you kk no Zambia without kaunda

[@bouncycubseloilmc6062]

long live to our legend - i just found out about him SIR KK TODAY- HOW SAD -FROM RSA

[@chachajackson_original]

Feeling good knowing the history behind our Kenyan Kaunda suit

[@mdumashesha8620]

Kaunda,s loots are in mzimba ,mugabes are in nsanje sobukwe in dedza and so many more

[@chesterphiri7523]

Indeed he is a Living Legend blessed as well with long life.

[@timberland1768]

In the whole Zambia there is only one statue of Dr Kaunda and a small thing a his former home in a township, what a shame!!

[@Rex4sure6425]

There is now an airport named after him. Wait till we finish working on it. I have been on site

[@OsmanK699]

Growing up in Central Kenya, as a small boy in the early 90s, my dad would always buy my elder brother and I, Kaunda suits every Xmas holiday. RIP Mtukufu Rais Keneth Kaunda.

[@harounbuzohera4797]

Tiende Pamozi ndi MUTIMA UMO. WE used to sing this when we were taking military training in our home TANZANIA. GOD BLESS this ICON of AFRICA.

[@brendahraschke1029]

Our Zambian Hero you're 95 years old and your face still look good wahoo

[@johnmule9236]

The great man and the symbol of our lovely peaceful national bless!!!

[@tinyikogodfrey3960]

I have been moved by the leadership qualities in this African Icon, he spent entirely his life unifying the nation and his life is prolonged for his humility, simplicity and happiness. We love and adore him in South Africa

[@patelkangelu629]

Our father Dr . Kenneth kaunda may God bless you all the time Amen.

[@cujoemblakka1041]

Our father who art in heaven. Call no man father.

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

@@cujoemblakka1041 What is he doing in heaven when he should be here on Earth raising his suffering children? SMH

[@bernadetblack2871]

We have Earthly fathers.The Our Father in Heaven.if you can't respect the father you see , how can you Respect The Father in Heaven. ? Just asking

[@yunanaelijah8287]

Your Excellency Mr President, Mr Kenneth Kaunda you would forever be my hero and father. Much love from Nigeria 🇳🇬. Your vision sterling quality would never pass without recognition. I still remember the memories I had with you on several occasions. God bless you and thank you for standing not only for mother Zambia 🇿🇲 but for Africa as whole.....Zikomo Boss.

[@mamudoujammeh3294]

Always be remembered in our hearts forever.and Africa will be always remember you.

[@josephmusungu7812]

A great statesman, a panafricanist, a GOD fearing man

[@muhumuzakenneth1894]

I was named after this great man

[@jamesmessam3135]

One of Africas Great leaders. Long Live Kaunda.

[@kambamazig02024]

Kaunda and Nyerere are beacons of Frontline States and they had a similar mindset and experiences. May our ancestor's force be with them all time.

[@muhammedalhagiendong8264]

Am a Gambian but i can still remember my song for Dr Kenneth Kaunda. I admired him so much for his knowledge and wisdom. Long live Dr K K

[@moirngwira4748]

Great powers sons of Africa, one Zambia one nation. One AFRICA one continent.

[@kafundakazadicrispin927]

WHAT PAINS ME MOST IS THAT AFRICA HAS ALL THIS LEGENDARY , WONDERFUL AMAZING LEADERS AND YET AFRICA STILL NOT PROGRESSING . WE KEEP ON SINKING STILL AND LIFE IT UNBEARABLE . EISHHHH

[@blessedgirl1428]

Its very true we need whole history about all our great African men. Like KK, Nyerere, idd Amin e.t.c

[@peterbotha5152]

South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe in particular should always revere this leader.

[@alanmunyi8343]

Tears are dripping I can't hold it. Am Kenyan and surely never knew the origin of kaunda suit. The story is so moving and never told before. How humble and patriotic. It's unbelievable that he's stuck to one love one wife for 60yrs. Very romantic when he sings to his dear wife esp at their age

[@ntsukgolontsukgolo7648]

Much humbled by your fear of God Sir, not many people at your level like to publicly acknowledge the saving Christ. The world is blessed to have a leader like you. Others around the globe will learn.

[@gorguiyansane3202]

What a great son of our beloved Africa.

[@empresssunchild9408]

What a great man....I learned something new today. X

[@captainbatatatv5609]

Woow am inspired watching this great man,,,,,big love from Southern Cameroons

[@hongas3346]

I LOVE KK

[@josephsiboko3980]

i celebrate you living legend

[@tehutirc42]

How come know one in the west talk about K.K and these other great men and women of Africa🤔

[@MajorrBison]

The West is not our friend.

[@chilekwak.chilekwaii4960]

There is a problem when ever people begin it seek approval and validation from others. Blacks like seeking validation from west. Pretty much a complex problem they still need to overcome..."Emancipate your selves from mental slavery..." Bob Nesta Marley once said.

[@merrelgallias3789]

ii have good memories of Kennith. i was a young girl. my Father was mayor of Mufulara at the time and my uncle mayor of Ndola he came and had a meal with us a few times. My father had a great respect for him. he is a true gentleman.....i admire him greatly. there hasnt been another like him in Africa,

[@kennedymwila3788]

Continue resting in peace our great hero

[@kennedymwila3788]

Continue resting in peace our great hero