| LUSAKA | Capital of Zambia, founded by European settlers in 1905 (6) |
| SEATTLE | Largest city of America's Pacific Northwest, founded by European settlers in 1851 (7) |
| UKRAINE | Country of origin of a large group of Eastern European settlers in 1 across after WWII (7) |
| AGHAST | Earliest of settlers in a mountain range in India, speechless (6) |
| MAUMAU | Name a political movement among the Kikuyu of Kenya, aimed at driving out European settlers (3,3) |
| CREOLE | Descendant of French settlers in Louisiana (6) |
| SAXONS | Germanic settlers in 5th and 6th-century Britain |
| BOLERO | Settler in Cape brings in large old jacket (6) |
| SHEKEL | Girl raised money from Albania for settler in Israel (6) |
| APACHE | A revolutionary entertaining the old man, settler in Oklahoma? (6) |
| ESCUDO | Former settler in Lis- bon does trips, including short cut (6) |
| EMIGRE | Settler in a foreign land, political refugee (6) |
| CLOSER | Settler in S. Africa owns Australian pub (6) |
| TANGLE | Tense settler in a confused state |
| QUIZ | Question one -- capital of Zambia could be part of this (4) |
| MAORI | A member of the people living in New Zealand since before the arrival of European settlers (5) |
| ASUNCION | Capital city and chief port of Paraguay, founded by Spanish settlers in 1537 (8) |
| LAZYSUSAN | Distribution system spreads American article around capital of Zambia |
| MAU | Secret political society founded to drive European settlers from Kenya (3,3) |
| DUNEDIN | City in New Zealand founded by Scottish settlers in 1848 (7) |
