He was recalled to the national team for the pre-Nations Cup training camp in Faro, Portugal in 2004, but did not make the final squad, making the 2002 Cup of Nations his last major international tournament.
We are seeing a return to pre-nation state fundamentalism where religious and cultural orthodoxy overrides 'national' interests.
There is virtual confirmation of the claim that in his pre-Nation of Islam hustling days, Malcolm Little, as he was, hired himself out as source of sexual gratification for an older white male benefactor.
The misguided religious fanaticism attached to so-called Islamic State is medieval and, thus, pre-nation state; and it certainly lacks legitimacy and democratic or any other kind of consent from the peoples it occupies.
Kalale and two team-mates, Nyambe Mulenga and Satchmo Chakawa, were travelling to Lusaka to join Zambia's pre-Nations Cup training camp when their minibus collided head-on with another vehicle.
In fact, the formation of inter/intra-regional social systems rests on pre-nation-state regional conventional inertia which can be divided into natural ecology and human ecology.
Its often knotty procedures are designed to accrue powers to the central authority while moderating the authority of pre-existing nations.
While Jim Mallinder's team do have a marginally easier run-in than the Tigers, their compelling pre-Six Nations form has gone walkabout.
You're going to need some help tackling recalcitrant "Pre-Scarcity" nations Ed, and Banksy has kindly provided a useful handbook.
In pre-colonial nations such as the Haudenosaunee Confederacy of the Northeast, clan mothers played central roles in ensuring balanced governance and were responsible for appointing tribal leaders and chiefs.
Then, too, the pre-euro nations were struggling under heavy fiscal restraint preparing for the euro convergence.
