M T Milimo @smlumpus

Leopards Hill Cricket & Polocrosse Club tournament, 15 &16 May. Fun days for the family. From 8am; food and drinks are also available.🏏 #EnjoyZambia web.facebook.com/LHPCC/?_rdc=1&…

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Njanji commuter building Built in 1906, making it one of the earliest surviving buildings in Lusaka. White passengers bought their tickets in the foyer inside, Africans used the small window in front; junction of Heros Pl and Sapele Ave, CBD. #EnjoyZambia enjoyzambia.com/lusaka-heritag…

Zambia has 41 'harmless' and non-venomous snake species. However, any snakebite should always be taken seriously as a bite site can get infected. 30 harmless species are venomous. Venom may lead to headaches, local pain, and or swelling. #EnjoyZambia hhiss.com

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Kabwata Cultural Village, where hand carvings, crafts, and curios can be bought, was part of 500 round one-roomed houses with thatched roofs. They were built in the late 1930s to 1940s for single male labourers, by the colonial government. #EnjoyZambia enjoyzambia.com/lusaka-heritag…

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Chef Tkay 🇮🇪🇿🇼 @Chef_Tkay

5 years ago

I feel the pain 🥴

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#EnjoyZambia @MarambaRiverLod

A group of zebras can be called a ‘dazzle’. When zebras move quickly together, an optical illusion (“motion dazzle”) occurs, due to their stripes. The best place to see rare Crawshay’s zebra is in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park. #EnjoyZambia @Wildlife_Photo #SuperbZambia

Probase Autocross Fun Day on 28 March 2021, Lusaka Zambia. Brought back some much needed motor sport action. youtu.be/anPNVqB0NdQ

Probase Autocross Fun Day on 28 March 2021, Lusaka Zambia. #EnjoyZambia

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Bats give birth whilst hanging upside down, catching their falling 'pups' with their wings. Sometimes more that one pup. The pups are about a third of the mom's weight..😳 Mother bats often fly with their pups, until too heavy. Tough moms! #EnjoyZambia enjoyzambia.com/bats-in-zambia/

Chef Wiza at Twapandula! He is meeting and learning from some of the best chefs in Africa. Twapandula,'We give thanks' in Mbundu. Home of authentic traditional meals. #EnjoyZambia @ChefWiza @millenniumtvzm youtu.be/Sm89CMzE22s via @YouTube

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Chef Tkay 🇮🇪🇿🇼 @Chef_Tkay

5 years ago

I feel the pain 🥴

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Yummy grilled fish + veggies + nshima! We filmed an episode of The Cooking Chronicles of Wiza, with Chef Musama at Twapandula Lusaka, yesterday. It is truly a home of authentic traditional meals & hospitality. #EnjoyZambia #cookingchroniclesofwiza @chefwiza @millenniumtvzm

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Visit the Busanga swamp lions, featured by National Geographic. The swamp is found in the Kafue National Park, Zambia. You can also see many other stunning animals, including the near-endemic Red Lechwe and endemic Chaplin's Barbet. #EnjoyZambia enjoyzambia.com/kafue-national…

Baby elephants suck on their trunks for comfort, the same way human babies suck their thumbs. Zambia has a good population of baby elephants, with the Luangwa Valley having the highest numbers. #EnjoyZambia

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Beautiful sounds. Mosi-oa-Tunya, the smoke that THUNDERS!

James Hall @hallaboutafrica

6 years ago

School teacher to class: "If you can all stop talking for a moment we can hear the roar of Mosi-oa-Tunya!" New twitter follower this morning, UK Noise Association dedicated to ending noise pollution, reminds me to thank many African city councils enforcing anti-noise regulations

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It is very important that we sensitise our children on snakes and snakebites. It can save many lives... human and snake. #EnjoyZambia hhiss.com/children-s-sen…

Jeepers! Crocodiles can actually climb trees, sometimes reaching the top branches. This is in areas where there is little or no ground space to sun-bask. When in crocodile territory, please remember to look up 😁... #EnjoyZambia enjoyzambia.com/reptiles-in-za…

Most snakebites are not reported (about 70% for sub-Saharan Africa), with most people seeking help from traditional healers. These treatments are more likely to worsen the situation. Snakes should be appreciated and respected, at a distance. #EnjoyZambia enjoyzambia.com/snakes-in-zamb…

Awesome!

Elephant Charge @ElephantCharge1

6 years ago

The Elephant Charge is very proud to support @ZCP_Zambia's conservation biologist training programme!

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