Zambia

a nation registration card and a voters card

Since Independence Zambia's main foreign policy issue has been the political instability of most of its neighbours.

South Africa is less of a problem since it used to be, now that democracy has replaced the former white rule - but the political stability of Zimbabwe has deteriorated.

The Congo has turned into a nightmare.

Mozambique and Angola no longer have major civil wars - but regeneration is very slow to take hold in either country.

Zambia can feed itself - just about - and its copper is now much more valuable than it has been at any time since the 1960's. But it desperately needs exports - and the foreign exchange they bring - if it is ever to develop industrially.

A full answer to such a question would be a major essay - or a series of books: but these are some starting points for you.

It's a Commonwealth country because it was once part of the British Empire.

Yes, it is .

The corrupt dictatorship of the first President, Kenneth Kaunda ruined mining and many other industries. -Over the following 28 years after independence they also neglected agriculture and let the country diminish into poverty.

No, it is not nearly up to New Zealand's standards

Angel Falls are in Venezuela, South America. - Victoria Falls are on the Zambesi River, bordering Zambia and Zimbabwe, in Africa.

Victoria Falls looks incredible. You can see the cloud of spray from miles away.

Both countries are landlocked and are south of the equator in their respective continents.

The distance from Ndola to Johannesburg by most direct roads is about 1,305 miles.

Based loosely on the British legal system.

That depends what denomination of stamps you place on the envelope.

Zambia is famous for Victoria Falls, Kariba Dam and for copper and emeralds.

It caused the resettlement of almost 57,000 Tonga people. Many of them have still not come to terms with this. It also meant taking the environment of many large animals.

This is one of the remotest places in Zambia, in the south west, straddling the Angola border. At the western end of Rd. 462, it is so small I'm not sure it could even be called a town.

There are many ethnic groups in Zambia. The single largest group is Bemba, who originate in central Zambia

Sorry, we can't do diagrams. I would suggest you visit the library and look at an atlas. -That is a book of maps of all countries in the world.

Ndinokuda is I love you, or sex or make love

Vanhu vese vanoberekwa vakasununguka uyewo vakaenzana pahunhu nekodzero dzavo.

Yes it is.

The colonizers did many things while they were in Zambia. However, the most important activity that the colonizers participated in was bringing Christianity to the natives.

'Ambuya' is grandmother in Shona.