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THE CONSTITUTION OF ZAMBIA (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019 MEMORANDUM The object of this Bill is to amend the Constitution of Zambia so as to— (a) revise the Preamble in order to reaffirm the Christian character of Zambia; (b) revise the principles and values of the Constitution; (c) revise the electoral system for elections to the NationalAssembly; (d) revise the period for dissolution of the National Assembly; (e) revise the period of hearing and determination of apresidential election petition; (f) revise the manner of election of mayor and councilchairperson; (g) establish the office of deputy minister; (h) revise the composition of the...

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Jamila Ranjha Jamila Ranjha Jamila Ranjha is a student in Jeremy Brown‘s EFL class. She is played by Jamila Massey. Jamila is a housewife from India who likes to knit. She is a Christian, though she exclaims “Buddha!” in “A Point of Honour” when the class argue over which religion is the true one, possibly implying that she was once a Buddhist. She is initially one of the worst speakers in the class and often switches to Urdu out of frustration. Her catchphrase early in the series is “Gud hefening”, which is how she pronounces “Good evening” after learning the phrase from Mr....