Kaiser Kalambo
Zambian footballer and coach of Green Buffaloes
A Zambian footballer, coach, and manager contributed significantly to the sport both on and off the field. Played for Green Buffaloes Football Club and represented the national team. Transitioned into coaching and managed various teams in Zambia. Also worked with the national team in different capacities, focusing on developing local talent and improving the overall standards of football in the country.
Played for Green Buffaloes Football Club
Managed various Zambian football teams
Worked with the Zambian national team
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July 6th, 1950 76 years ago
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Austrian mountaineer and author
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July 6th, 1912 114 years ago
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Swedish women's rights activist and writer
Born
July 6th, 1823 203 years ago
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French historian and politician, author
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July 6th, 1929 97 years ago
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July 6th, 1921 105 years ago
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Born
July 6th, 1987 39 years ago
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French chemist and politician
Born
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