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10 Shocking Facts About Zambia!


Here are 10 surprising facts about Zambia that you may not know.

**Note: Lunda, and Kaonde (2 local languages spelling correction)

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  17. There 74 Zambian tribes. There are very distinct regional and tribal languages as per province and tribes within the provinces. We all are share English as a universal language taught in all schools, and we also learn to speak several major regional languages in cities and towns. The one amazing factor about Zambia is the unity we enjoy despite being regionally so different in culture and language, e.g. Lozi is very different to Nyanja, Bemba, or Lunda. Great country with great people. Never experienced tribal, civil or religious wars and long may that continue. Blessings to all Zambians wherever you are on the wonderful earth🙏👏👌

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  20. Also why shocking facks? Those are amazing facts about the kidney of Africa. Nsima (nyanja) or ubwali(bemba) is our staple food, accompanied by ndiyo((nyanja) munani(bemba), which could be meat or vegetable or both depending on the household' circumstances. But you did your best, lovey.

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  22. Hello my dear, I'm Solomon from Ghana and looking for independent distributors in Zambia and any part of Africa for a very profitable company from Malaysia.
    Any business oriented individual can get intouch.

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  24. So Zambians there's no corrections to be made on this piece, when she didn't get your foods right she practically left out fish and beans from your dishes! 😮am just saying am not Zambian but have Zambian friends.

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  25. As a Zambian living in the US, I thank you all for educating the African American community about the truth about Africa.

    I have spent a lot of time in the US, over 10 years, spanning 3 decades and I can tell you that what the US televises about Africa is incomplete: does Africa have poor and starving souls, YES!
    But so do all other places on earth (including the US).

    Africa, and Zambia specifically has a lot of great things to offer, and I feel that those great things need to be highlighted more than the negative, as y'all do in your vlogs.

    Keep doing what you do. We need more African Americans to realize that they have options; options that include returning to the motherland.

    Dzikomo

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  32. this was good. may i also make mention of the three things that i think should be corrected.Of the major languages, we have 1.Lunda and not luna 2. Kaonde and Konde. 3 the pronunciation of Nyanja is not Nayanja. this is critical for people who may make reference to these facts.

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  35. One of my good friends and coworkers is Zambian and he’s one of the hardest workers and smartest people I know of. Much love to the Zambian people and Zambia from the USA! I’d love to travel there some day!

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  43. LUXURIOUS PRESTIGIOUS ON YOUTUBE

    TOP 10 WEALTHIEST ZAMBIANS IN 2023

    I would highly recommend watching the video "Top 10 Wealthiest Zambians in 2023" if you're interested in learning about the most financially successful individuals in Zambia.

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