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NDOLA (KANSENSHI) CEMETERY

Ndola

​Zambia


Location Information

The war graves plot is located in Kansenshi Cemetery.  

From the roundabout by Ndola General Hospital proceed up Broadway Road on the route signposted Luanshya. The first road off to the right, a few hundred metres from the roundabout, is Cross Crescent and there is a roadside direction sign to the cemetery at this junction. The Ndola Tennis Club is on the right, about 150 metres from the junction and the gates to the cemetery are opposite. Proceed to the chapel, seen from the gate and follow the path to the left. The plot is just around the bend in the path and the Cross of Sacrifice is easily seen on approach.


Visiting Information

Ndola (Kansenshi) Cemetery is open at all times.


Historical Information

This cemetery contains 23 War Dead concentrated from Abercorn European Cemetery and 2 concentrated from Livingstone Cemetery. It also contains a special memorial to 1 casualty known to be buried in Chikuula Military Grave and special memorials to 2 casualties formerly commemorated on the Ikawa (or Old Fife) Memorial, whose graves are not known.
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There are also 42 burials of the 1939-1945 war and 1 Belgian burial.

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