Inonge Mbikusita-Lewanika
Zambian politician and advocate
Zambian politician and advocate
A prominent Zambian politician, involved in the political landscape since the 1990s. Participated in Zambia's first multi-party elections after independence, standing as a candidate for the United National Independence Party. Served as a Member of Parliament, focusing on women's rights and social development issues. Held various ministerial roles, including Minister of Tourism and Arts. Instrumental in developing policies to promote gender equality and empowerment. Actively engaged in regional politics as a member of the Southern African Development Community.
Participated in Zambia's first multi-party elections
Served as Minister of Tourism and Arts
Advocated for women's rights and empowerment
An American actress and singer gained recognition for roles in various film and television productions. Starred in the live-action adaptation of the animated series 'Dora the Explorer' as Dora. Voiced the main character in the animated film 'Spirit Untamed'. Appeared in the Netflix film 'Sweet Girl' alongside Jason Momoa. Received acclaim for her performance in the film 'Instant Family'.
Continue ReadingA rugby league player represented Australia at various levels and played primarily for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in the National Rugby League (NRL). Known for fierce competitiveness and exceptional defensive skills, achieved recognition for contributions to the team's success. Represented New South Wales in State of Origin and was part of the squad that won the 2011 NRL Premiership. Transitioned from club to representative football, taking part in several international matches.
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