Zambia Independence Day Cultural Festival in Lusaka/nationwide
Zambia's Independence Day, marked every October 24, is a genuine national public holiday commemorating independence from British colonial rule in 1964, observed nationwide with ceremonies, parades and cultural performances, though no independent source confirms a separately branded 'Cultural Festival' beyond the standard holiday observance.
Zambia marks its Independence Day every year on October 24, commemorating the country's transition in 1964 from the British-administered protectorate of Northern Rhodesia to the independent Republic of Zambia under founding president Kenneth Kaunda.