Zambia

The cause of Zambia's economic devistation is when copper prices plummeted they lost a major portion of export income. By the 1970's they were the 4th largest producer of copper.

People in Zambia wear dresses, jackets, jerseys, and for safaris it is recommended to wear brown/green/khaki and wear sunscreen, sunglasses and insect repellent.

The British called it Northern Rhodesia.

No, Bryanston is a suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa.

Copper mining is the economic base of Zambia

It's named after the Zambezi River.

Wats uup you`re alright :P

Sylvia Masebo is the Minister of Tourism and Arts in Zambia.

The underlying premise that one of these countries does not have newspapers is false. Both Jordan and Zambia have national, independent (but domestically produced) newspapers, and access to foreign newspapers.

He is a musician,real name is Mbangweta Mwendaweli

Minimum was in Zambia is 3,646.00.

https://mywage.org/zambia/main/salary/minimum-wage

It was established by the outgoing British colonial structure.

Zambia does not have a good economy, 68% of the population live below the recognised poverty line. In terms of the global index, Zambia ranks 117th out of 128 on the 'poverty index'

Rhodesia was the name of a country in Africa. It was named after the English explorer Cecil Rhodes. The country has been renamed and is now called Zimbabwe.

A typical and staple dish in the nation of Zambia in southern Africa is called nshima. It is made with ground corn and water.

Yes, they do, on the west of Zambia.

In 1895, Cecil Rhodes created Rhodesia. It essentially was his own country run for his profit.

Being under strict supervision, or confined to a specific area... E.g Goats are tied to a tree and can only eat the grass around it, the extent of the rope's length. Thus literally meaning eating whilst tied.

Zambia has a President... currently, Edgar Chagwa Lungu.

I believe soccer is probably the major sport in Zambia

Mostly 'mealie meal' - a porridge made from corn, often with small dried fish added.

The Victoria Falls separate Zambia from Zimbabwe in the east near the town of Livingstone.

There are instantly downloadable courses on www.learnshona.com. A friend of mine took one and said she was able to speak it within hours. Good luck!

Drums, along with chanting and clapping. Rhythm plays a big role in a lot of traditional African music.

I would suggest using one of the Indian banks located in Singapore rather than Western Union.