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14/01/2025

Mukuni Big 5 Safaris presents an unparalleled adventure with incredible Elephants, Lions, and Cheetah. Strategically situated on a hill overlooking Livingstone's historic town and merely 3km from the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls. Activities at Mukuni guarantee an enduring lifetime experience; visit Mukuni in Livingstone, Zambia, and rekindle your connection with nature.

14/01/2025

Mvuu Lodge in Zambia offers an unforgettable experience of profound tranquility, enveloping your soul in the splendor of the African Bush. Situated approximately 18 km from the Lower Zambezi National Park in the Chiawa Game Management area, directly opposite Mana Pools, Mvuu Lodge provides an ambiance that harmoniously connects you with nature.

14/01/2025

Tena Tena Camp in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia, is a top-tier safari camp. Located in the Nsefu sector of the Luangwa National Park, this small and secluded camp enjoys a stunning setting on a wide bend of the Luangwa River. The camp's custom-made tents and open-air bathrooms are shaded by a grove of majestic mahogany trees. Guests can dine and relax in the expansive tented bar, while observing the wildlife that frequents the river banks. A nearby lagoon, Buca Buca, offers a serene atmosphere, where guests can spend a morning watching game come to feed and drink. The camp's remote location ensures a peaceful and exclusive experience.

14/01/2025

The University of Lusaka (UNILUS), established by Professor Pinalo Chifwanakeni in 2007, is a modern private university located in Lusaka, Zambia, dedicated to serving as a center of excellence in education, training, research, and consultancy. The university currently comprises three modern campuses: Pioneer Campus, Leopards Hill Campus, and Silverest Campus. The University of Lusaka offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, attracting thousands of students from around the world.

12/01/2025

Hippo Bay campsite is strategically located on the shores of Itezhi Tezhi Lake. After exploring the Kafue National Park, Zambia's premier game viewing destination and best-kept secret, this campsite provides the perfect setting to unwind. Overlooking the lake, whose silver waters sparkle in the midday sun, guests can relax amidst stark white dead trees that serve as a perch for Fish Eagles. Although Musa Gate is just 40 minutes away, the campsite offers a secluded ambiance, surrounded by relaxed red-coated Puku, numerous Crested Guinea Fowls, and the enchanting songs of Hippos.

12/01/2025

Dacapo Coffee and Cocktail Lounge Bar caters to diverse tastes with its breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Situated in Showgrounds off Nangwenya Road, Lusaka, Zambia, this sophisticated spot promises an unforgettable experience, complete with captivating ambiance, exquisite cuisine, engaging music, and valuable networking.

12/01/2025

Today, in Nchelenge district, Lupula, Zambia, the late Chief Kambwali of the Lunda people, specifically in Kambwali, is being displayed to the public in a seated position on the ITEBE, his royal seat, as part of the "ulutambi" or culture of the Lunda people of Mwata Kazembe prior to his burial. The chief's death was announced last week.

12/01/2025

The Zambian Road Transport and Safety Agency (RATSA) has lifted the suspension of Juldan Motorways' road service licence. In November last year, RATSA suspended Juldan Motorways' Road Service Licence for three months due to non-compliance with GPS installation requirements and the violation of the night driving ban, among other reasons.

11/01/2025

Lake Kariba is the world's largest artificial lake and reservoir by volume, constructed in the late 1950s and early 1960s by building Kariba Dam across the Zambezi River. The primary objective was to provide hydroelectric power for industry on both sides of the Zambia-Zimbabwe border, formerly an internal border of the British Empire between Northern and Southern Rhodesia. With an area of almost 6,000 square kilometres, the dam is 128 metres tall and 579 metres long. The dam created Lake Kariba, which stretches for 280 kilometres and holds 185 cubic kilometres of water at its peak. The 2023/24 El Niño season brought extreme dry conditions to the southern region, resulting in a record-breaking dry rain season and historically low water levels. Fortunately, water levels are now slowly recovering due to sustained rainfall though still very low compared to the same period last year.

11/01/2025

Yesterday, January 10, 2025, a memorial concert was held at the Scream Club, Kenneth Kaunda Mall, to pay tribute to Dandy Krazy, one of Zambia's most renowned musicians, who tragically passed away due to injuries sustained in a road accident on New Year's Eve. The event aimed to celebrate his life and legacy while raising funds for his wife and children. Dandy Krazy, whose real name was Wesley Chibambo, died at the age of 47 following a car collision with a truck and another vehicle in Zambia's Kapiri Mposhi region. MHSRIEP

06/01/2025

The Victoria Falls is celebrated as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the world, offering an awe-inspiring experience that presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to observe one of the world's most precious areas of natural magnificence. The other six natural wonders are: Aurora Borealis, The Grand Canyon, Paricutín, The harbor of Rio de Janeiro, Mount Everest, and The Great Barrier. Situated on the Zambezi River, on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls spans 1,708 meters in width and stands 915 meters above sea level. Locally, the falls are also known as Mosi-oa-Tunya, meaning "the smoke that thunders".

06/01/2025

05/01/2025

The Kalambo Falls site, a prominent archaeological site in Southern Africa, features an extensive record of human occupation spanning over 447,000 years. Recently, archaeologists have unearthed wooden structures dated to approximately 476,000 years ago, which may have functioned as shelters constructed by Stone Age people. Furthermore, Kalambo Falls has yielded evidence of the earliest human utilization of fire in Zambia, situated approximately 35 kilometres north of Mbala District in northern Zambia. Archaeologists have discovered a range of artifacts indicating early human utilization of fire, including charred logs, charcoal, carbonized grass stems and plants, and wooden implements that may have been hardened by fire. Visit Kalambo Falls to appreciate nature, waterfalls, and gain insight into human evolution.

05/01/2025

Did you know that the Kenneth Kaunda Statue at Longacres mall (KK mall) was crafted by a Zambian national, Mr. Chande Kapundu, and it is the largest human-modeled sculpture in Zambia? Standing at approximately 5m tall, the Kenneth Kaunda Bronze statue is one of Lusaka's most visited and photographed landmarks. Mr. Kapundu, born in 1961 in Lusaka, Zambia, is a multifaceted artist who, in addition to painting, works in design, graphic art, and sculpture modeling. We celebrate his outstanding work and invite you to visit the iconic statue to appreciate African history and artistic work.

04/01/2025

Quiet Water Resort is situated near the new Kafue Bridge in Kafue, Zambia, offering breathtaking views exclusively to its visitors. The service is exceptional, the atmosphere is memorable, and the cuisine is divine.

04/01/2025

Mosi-oa-Tunya Falls, also known as Victoria Falls, is a breathtaking natural wonder that attracts visitors from around the world. Julius Sello Malema, a charismatic South African politician and leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), and his wife took time to visit the majestic Victoria Falls in Zambia. I suggest you plan your visit to Livingstone Zambia if you have never been to Victoria Falls.

04/01/2025

Experience Savee Beach Resort Water Park in Siavonga Zambia. This is your chance to explore the new facility and indulge in thrilling moments beyond imagination.

04/01/2025

Did you know? The Zambian pound served as the official currency of Zambia from its independence in 1964 until decimalization occurred on January 16, 1968. It was subdivided into 20 shillings, with each shilling consisting of 12 pence. The introduction of the Zambian Kwacha followed a government policy decision to decimalize the national currency. The Currency Act of 1967 led to the establishment of the Zambian Kwacha and ngwee, which replaced the Zambian pound, shilling, and pence in 1968. The term kwacha originates from the Nyanja, Bemba, and Tonga languages, meaning "dawn", which alludes to the Zambian nationalist slogan of a "new dawn of freedom". In the Nyanja language, the term ngwee translates to "bright".