Zambia

Bantu translates to "The people". They migrated from Nigeria between 3000 B.C. until the 4th century A.D. At least 120 million Bantu. There are two linguistic branches of the Bantu. Eastern and Western.

Bantu were subject to Apartheid in South Africa.

No. Zambia is peaceful.

The main staple in Zambia is Nshima - a cornmeal porrige which is known as Sadza in other parts of central Africa.

Nshima is usually eaten with a 'relish' [Ndiwo] :- a sauce made from well-cooked vegetables, and sometimes some protein in the form of groundnuts or chicken.

Beef production is healthy in Zambia, and while most ordinary people eat beef only rarely (it is rather expensive) the meat is well within the range of the middle-classes.

Fish is very rare, apart from the sprat-like Kapenta - because the country is landlocked.

The national delicacy is a type of Somosa, which really belongs to the Asian community which arrived in colonial times, but is appreciated by most levels of Zambian society.

1. International School of lusaka (Lusaka) 2. American International School (Lusaka) 3. Banani Girls Secondary School (Chisamba) 4. Chengelo Seconday School (Mkushi) 5. Baobab college (Lusaka) 6. Lusaka International Community School (Lusaka) 7. Rhodes Park School (Lusaka) 8. Mpelembe Secondary School (Kitwe) 9. Simba International School (Ndola) 10. Lechwe School (Kitwe)

No, they are two different countries in Africa.

No. Lusaka, not Lusak, is the capital of Zambia.

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At any international airport.

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There are three seasons, cool and dry from May to August, hot and dry from September to November and warm and wet December to April.

About 5% of the population are Muslim.

Vintage Rhodesia stamps are well regarded as collector items and hence have good intrinsic value. Depending on the date. type and condition of the stamp, they can fetch prices in the thousands of dollar range.

Not in commercial quantity.

All of these languages belong to the Bantu language family. Bemba and Nyanja both have traditional and urban language registers, but the others do not.

What you can do in Zambia varies. Many people fish, farm, and even see each lake, river, or waterfall to view the beautiful sights.

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Zambia is 752,614 square km. (290,586 square miles). Just a little bigger than Texas.

Most Zambian people work in agriculture in some way, crop raising, herding etc. Some are involved in mining and many in service industries.

Kenneth Kaunda is now 90 years old and currently in Lusaka Hospital.

Yes, there is some corruption in Zambia's government.

Thereis no single Zambian language, many are spoken as it is a large country.

Bemba and Nyanja are common.

There is electricity in much of the urban areas of Zambia. Hydro power is provided from the power stations at Kariba North, Victoria Falls and Kafue. Many rural parts of the country run on diesel power stations and many are now coming onto solar power.