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Naboye Secondary School
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Welcoming to Naboye secondary school.
The school derives its name from the adjacent Naboye stream. According to oral tradition the school got its name after two (2) young girls returning from their initiation ceremony in Shikoswe got drowned. These girls were among other people who were returning to their village, which was situated at the present site where Naboye Secondary School is today. In memory of these two girls, the small village and the stream were named as Naboye.
Today the descendants of the people who lived where the school is have set up a village situated one kilometer south of Kafue River Rail Bridge and their village is commonly known as Naluwama. Their village Headman was Muumba Keembe and his surviving descendants gave out this information between 1984 and 1987.
Naboye secondary school was founded in 1969 by the government of the Republic of Zambia. It was the first and only Government Secondary School in Kafue District then. Read more.
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