Kenya African National Union (3599 bytes)
1: {{election kenya}}
2: ...nal Union''', better known as '''KANU''', ruled [[Kenya]] for nearly 40 years after its independence from...
4: ...gainst British colonial rule. During this period, African participation in the political process increased ...
5: The first direct elections for Africans to the Legislative Council took place in 1957.
7: The Kenya African National Union was founded in 1960.

Kenya African Union (615 bytes)
1: ...a African National Union]] in 1960. Kenya African Union was an attempted to be more inclusive than its su...

Kenya African Democratic Union (391 bytes)
1: {{election kenya}}
2: ... Ngala]]. It lost the first general elections in Kenya in [[1963]]. It dissolved in [[1964]] and merged...
5: [[Category:Kenyan political parties]]

Tanganyika African National Union (183 bytes)

Zimbabwe African National Union (2427 bytes)
2: The '''Zimbabwe African National Union''' was a political party during the struggle for ...
4: ...e names) and military wings: the Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army (''ZANLA'') and the Zimbabwe Peop...
10: ..., the opposition [[ZAPU|Zimbabwe African People's Union]] (ZAPU), led by [[Joshua Nkomo]], merged with ZA...
14: * [[Zimbabwe African Peoples Union]] (ZAPU)
17: [[nl:Zimbabwe Afrikaanse Nationale Unie]]

Zimbabwe African National Union - Ndonga (2105 bytes)
2: '''Zimbabwe African National Union - Ndonga''' (ZANU-Ndonga) is a small political pa...
4: ...ed as a split from the [[Zimbabwe African Peoples Union]]. Its founders were the Reverend [[Ndabaningi Si...

Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front (2523 bytes)
2: The '''Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front''' (ZANU-PF) has been the rulin...
4: ==Zimbabwe African National Union==
5: ...llied itself with the [[Zimbabwe African People's Union]] in the [[Patriotic Front (Zimbabwe)|Patriotic F...
7: ...hundi]], the opposition Zimbabwe African People's Union, ([[ZAPU]]), led by [[Joshua Nkomo]], merged with...

List of national parks of Kenya (1262 bytes)
1: ...l park]] system of [[Kenya]] is maintained by the Kenya Wildlife Service.
4: ==National Parks==
6: * [[Aberdares National Park]]
7: * [[Amboseli National Park]]
8: * [[Arabuko Sokoke National Park]]

National Alliance Party of Kenya (610 bytes)
1: ...ch later became the '''National Alliance Party of Kenya''' (NAK). He finished third in the presidential e...
3: ... the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) to form the [[National Rainbow Coalition]] (NARC), which went on to win ...
4: [[Category:Kenyan political parties]]

Kenya national football team (2651 bytes)
1: {{National football team |
2: Name = Kenya |
3: Badge = Kenya_national_team.gif |
5: Association = [[Kenya Football Federation]] |
15: ...tional football team|Uganda]]<br/>([[Nairobi]], [[Kenya]]; [[1 May]], [[1926]]) |

African Union (13235 bytes)
2: |+ <font size=+1>'''African Union'''</font><br />
4: ...e:AfricanUnion-Flag.png|290px|Flag of the African Union, formerly used by the OAU]]
6: ...h countries are members of the African Union; all African countries are marked as such in green except for ...
9: | The [[African languages]], as well as [[Arabic language|Arabic]...
59: ...amme. Its first chairman was [[South Africa|South African]] president [[Thabo Mbeki]].

Southern African Customs Union (534 bytes)
1: The '''Southern African Customs Union''' has five members:
14: [[Category:International trade]]

Pan-African Union for Social Democracy (263 bytes)
1: ...e '''Pan-African Union for Social Democracy''' (''Union Panafricaine pour la Démocratie Sociale'') is a [...

Zimbabwe African People's Union (628 bytes)
1: The '''Zimbabwe African People's Union''' was a political party in [[Zimbabwe]].

Pan-African Union for Social Development (117 bytes)
1: '''Pan-African Union for Social Development''' is a [[political party]...

African National Congress (8204 bytes)
3: ...nally (until [[1923]]) ''[[South Africa]]n Native National Congress'', has been South Africa's governing par...
5: ...h African Trade Unions]] (COSATU) and the [[South African Communist Party]].
7: ...ons]], but subsequently gained support in [[South African general election, 2004|2004]].
16: ...[[Afrikaner]]-led [[National Party (South Africa)|National Party]] government by the overwhelmingly white el...
23: ... non-racist policies. They formed the rival [[Pan Africanist Congress]] (PAC), led by [[Robert Sobukwe]].

African American National Biography Project (938 bytes)
1: ... American]]s similar in scope to the ''[[American National Biography]]''. The Managing Editor is Dr. John K....
4: ...rican_national_biog.html Website African American National Biography Project]
6: ...rican_National_Biography_Project African American National Biography Project], licensed under the [[GNU Free...
9: [[Category:African American culture]]

Speaker of the South African National Assembly (859 bytes)
3: ...mong the [[Members of Parliament|Members]] of the National Assembly at its first sitting. The Speaker acts a...

South African National Defence Force (2173 bytes)
1: ...as the [[ANC]]'s [[Umkhonto we Sizwe]], the [[Pan Africanist Congress|PAC]]'s APLA and the Self Protection ...
7: ...DCC are the four service chiefs, the chief of the National Defence Force staff, the military inspector gener...
11: * [[South African Army]]
12: * [[South African Air Force]]
13: * [[South African Navy]]

Central African Republic national football team (3071 bytes)
1: {{National football team |
2: Name = Central African Republic |
15: ...[Mali national football team|Mali]] 4 - 3 Central African Republic<br/>([[Madagascar]]; [[June 1]], [[1960]...
16: ...al African Republic 3 - 0 [[São Tomé and Príncipe national football team|ST&P]]<br/>([[Libreville]], [[Gabon...
17: ...n national football team|Cameroon]] 7 - 1 Central African Republic <br/>([[Republic of Congo|Congo]]; [[Dec...

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