Enoch Kavindele

Enoch Kavindele is a Zambian politician who has served as the Vice-President of Zambia. He has called for a common African currency as a means to achieve economic integration throughout the continent.

References

Stop partisan politics- Kavindele

Political offices
Preceded by Christon Tembo	Vice President of Zambia 2001-2003	Succeeded by Nevers Mumba

Vice-Presidents of Zambia

Reuben Kamanga (1964–1967) Simon Kapwepwe (1967–1970) Mainza Chona (1970–1973) none (1973–1991)^[n] Levy Mwanawasa (1991–1994) Godfrey Miyanda (1994–1997) Christon Tembo (1997–2001) Enoch Kavindele (2001–2003) Nevers Mumba (2003–2004) Lupando Mwape (2004–2006) Rupiah Banda (2006–2008) George Kunda (2008–2011) Guy Scott (2011–2014) Inonge Wina (2015–present)

^[n] No such post between 1973–1991. Replaced with Secretary General of Ruling Party and Prime Minister

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