Zambia

The colonial settlement of Livingstone has been speculated for the marvelous cogitation of natural work and human history combined. The town is placed at a few kilometers distance from the Zambezi River. Given the spectacular location, Livingstone welcomes plenty of tourists who come all the way to take in the peculiar manifestation of the mantic Victoria Falls a few miles away from the Zimbabwean border. Since it has seen countless footsteps of the cogent architects that came in to build up...Read Full Story

The Honorable Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Engineer Walter Mzembi, and Executive Director of the Africa Travel Association (ATA), Edward Bergman, announced that Zimbabwe will host ATA’s 37th Annual World Congress in the resort town of Victoria Falls in May 2012. “It is indeed an honor to be the proud host of the ATA’s 2012 World Congress. The 37th annual Congress in Zimbabwe will afford the delegates an opportunity to experience our many...Read Full Story

Livingstone Zambia Livingstone is an historic colonial city and present capital of the Southern Province of Zambia.  Mukuni, 10km to the southeast, was the largest village in the area before the founding of Livingstone. Its Baleya  inhabitants, originally from the Rozwi  culture in Zimbabwe, were conquered by Chief Mukuni who came from the Congo in the 18th century. There are several reasons to give Livingstone a visit - including the great Victoria Falls , by some measures, the largest...Read Full Story

Victorias Secret Girls Night Sheer @ Amazon.com Livingstone town is the home of the mighty Victoria Falls … and this is our destination that Molly and I embarked on this trip that morning. A ‘short’ drive of one thousand odd kilometers that started with a ‘drama’ in another town on the other side of Zambia. Why this trip? …Because of the allure of the Victoria Falls . Locally it’s known as Mosi-Oa-Tunya , literally translates to “the smoke that thunders!” But then that is the end of...Read Full Story

Via ZNBC : " Over 4- thousand 3- hundred cases of typhoid have been recorded since the disease broke out in the country. Mufulira was the highest hit with over 3 thousand - 2 hundred cases. Ministry of Health acting spokesperson, Chrispin Moyo says nine deaths been recorded so far. Dr Moyo says Lusaka recorded 845 cases of typhoid, Kalabo had 253 cases and Nakonde recorded the lowest with 55 cases. Dr Moyo says 27 patients are still under going treatment in Mufulira and Lusaka respectively...Read Full Story