The Invisible Founding Father: Mbikusita Lewanika Speaks is a historical and political work that sheds light on the life, contributions, and legacy of Mbikusita Lewanika, an important yet often under-recognised figure in Zambia’s journey to independence.
The book presents reflections, accounts, and insights into Lewanika’s role in shaping political thought and contributing to the nationalist movement. It explores the broader context of Zambia’s liberation struggle and highlights the efforts of leaders who worked behind the scenes to achieve independence.
Through historical narration and personal perspectives, the book brings attention to the complexities of leadership, colonial resistance, and nation-building in Zambia. It also emphasizes the importance of remembering individuals whose contributions may not always be widely documented.
The Invisible Founding Father: Mbikusita Lewanika Speaks is widely regarded in Zambian historical literature. It is ideal for students, historians, and readers interested in African politics and independence movements, offering a deeper understanding of Zambia’s political heritage and the people who shaped its foundation.
