Commonwealth Games is a type of multi sport and multinational games, which involve the best athletes of the Commonwealth of Nations. Commonwealth Games Federation or CGF is responsible for the control of he overall event and it also directs the entire event. It was started in the name of British Empire Games, in the year 1930 at Hamilton in Ontario, Canada. It is held at every 4th year and the next one is scheduled at New Delhi in India, in the year 2010. Zambia is one of the participating nations in the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
About Zambia:
Zambia, a country in South Africa, is landlocked by Malawi in the east, Congo in the north, Angola in the west, Tanzania in the north east and Zimbabwe, Mozambique Namibia and Botswana in the south. Lusaka is the capital city as well as the largest city of Zambia and it is in the Central Africa Time Zone. Zambian kwacha is the currency and the official language of this country in English.
Participation of Zambia in Commonwealth Games:
It participated in the 2006 Commonwealth Games, which was organized in Melbourne, but failed to win any Gold, Silver or Bronze medal, though it participated in a number of events. Zambia has been participating in Commonwealth Games from the year 1970 and has been continuing it from the year 1990.
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