The 1964 Independence Constitution was the historic document that formally ended British colonial administration and established Zambia as a sovereign nation. This constitution represented the culmination of Zambia's liberation struggle and transferred complete governance authority to Zambian leadership. It established the foundational framework for Zambia's government structure, defined the separation of powers between executive, legislature and judiciary, and outlined fundamental citizen rights. The constitution balanced the need for strong central governance with protections for regional interests and established Zambia's position within the Commonwealth. It served as the bedrock for Zambia's initial nation-building efforts and democratic development, setting the stage for subsequent constitutional evolution.

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