Books about Africa – Dead Aid
You’ve probably heard about Dambisa Moyo. She is an economist with interesting views about issues that affect Zambians, Africans and the world as a whole.
Read MoreKitwe in the news – First Impressions of Kitwe
“I’ve been in Zambia for four days now. The first day was a bit of a whirlwind. My first 8 hours in Zambia after over 30 hours of travel time were spent visiting the Lusaka office meeting my boss, flying up to the Copperbelt, and meeting………….”
Read MoreCopperbelt Roadside Artists
Zambians have always expressed themselves in song and dance while working and for recreation. There is archeological evidence showing that Zambians have been painting for at least 400,000 years!This aspect of Zambian creativity is less publicized.
Read MoreKitwe in the News – The Ottos and Mission Zambia
“Well tonight is our last night in Kitwe. Today we went to the open air market where you find people buying and selling all kinds of things. The market consists of hundreds if not thousands of little shops made out of strips of wood or cardboard………..”
Read MoreHow to Get Rid of Bad Breath – Part I
This is the first in a series of articles to help you or someone you know to combat bad breath. I will cover how to tell you have the problem, how to deal with it, and how to prevent it.
Read MoreBurial for Dead Fish
A fish nick-named “Two Tone” believed to be Britain’s biggest native fresh water fish, , was found dead and floating in Conningbrook Lake, Ashford, Kent.
Read MoreVehicle Spares Search
Whether you are buying online or not, find spares for your vehicle and make sure you are getting the right parts. Get your part number here.
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Kitwe – Accommodation,Eating & Drinking
Kitwe has one of Zambia’s most vibrant communities. There are three hotels and a wide range of cosy guest houses and lodges. The restaurants offer a pleasant environment and wide-ranging menus. The wide choice means you are likely to find something to delight your palate.
Read MoreRenewable Energy Sources
Power outages and Power shedding are a normal part of life all over Zambia. Projections by the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) indicate that the problem is going to get worse because annual electrical energy production has stagnated at around 45,000 Megawatts in the whole region.
Read MoreKitwe Flights
Flights to Kitwe land at Southdowns Airport and at Ndola airport
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