False. The doctrine of separation of powers in Zambia's constitution prevents the President from serving as a Member of Parliament simultaneously. This separation ensures that the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary remain distinct and independent, preventing concentration of power. Ministers are appointed from outside Parliament to maintain this separation, though they may be required to appear before parliamentary committees to answer questions about their ministries.

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• Distance of A Straight Line
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