1. Zambia Review 1999 Includes a country profile on zambia. taxation, mining, environment, labor,culture, tourism, trade aid and GM policy in southern africa On August http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/zambia.html

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home search help worldguide ... Postcards Zambia Culture There are about 35 different ethnic groups or tribes in Zambia, all with their own languages. Main groups and languages include Bemba in the north and centre, Tonga in the south, Nyanja in the east, and Lozi in the west. English is now the national language and is widely spoken, even in remote areas. About two-thirds of the population is Christian, though many combine that with traditional animist beliefs. A lot of traditional Zambian music is heavily rhythmic, usually played on drums, whistles and thumb pianos, and nearly always to accompany dancing. One of the most popular styles, however, is an import from the Congo (Za¯re) - the rumba. The staple dish in Zambia is a stiff porridge called nshima, commonly made from maize or sometimes sorghum. It's typically served in a communal dish and eaten with the right hand, rolling the nshima into a ball and dipping it into a sauce of meat or vegetables. In areas along rivers and lake shores, fish are also eaten. Popular freshwater types include bream, lake salmon and Nile perch. back to top previous next : We've tried to make the information on this web site as accurate as possible, but it is provided 'as is' and we accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by anyone resulting from this information. You should verify critical information like visas, health and safety, customs, and transportation) with the relevant authorities before you travel.

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9. Sunvil Discovery Africa - Zambia - Guide On Line - Chapter 3 People culture. . About 49% of zambia s population are under 15 years of age, whilstsome 73 Around 99% of the population are black African in origin, and the http://www.sunvil.co.uk/africa/zambia/guidebook/ch03.htm

Chapter Three PEOPLE The population Recent statistics suggest that Zambia's population stands at about ten million, and this is increasing by around 3% per year. About 49% of Zambia's population are under 15 years of age, whilst some 73% of those above age 15 are literate. About 10% of Zambians live in Lusaka. Statistics indicate that the average life expectancy for a Zambian is 42 years. Around 99% of the population are black African in origin, and the remaining 1% are mostly people of European or Indian origin. However, the statistics say nothing of the warmth that the sensitive visitor can encounter. If you venture into the rural areas, take a local bus, or try to hitchhike with the locals, you will often find that Zambians are curious about you. Chat to them openly, as fellow travellers, and you will find most Zambians to be delightful. They will be pleased to assist you where they can, and as keen to help you learn about them and their country as they are interested in your lifestyle and what brings you to Zambia... A note on 'tribes' African language groups CULTURE Festivals Cultural guidelines The Ku-omboka Likumbi Lya Mize Umutomboko ... Education for the poor - a personal view Africa Home Namibia The Cape Zimbabwe ... Guide to Namibia Design by: Panoramic Imaging Sunvil Africa Enquiries - Tel: +44 (0)20 8232 9777

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Chapter Three Cultural guidelines Comments here are intended to be a general guide, just a few examples of how to travel more sensitively. They should not be viewed as blueprints for perfect Zambian etiquette.Cultural sensitivity is really a state of mind, not a checklist of behaviour - so here we can only hope to give the sensitive traveller a few pointers in the right direction. When we travel, we are all in danger of leaving negative impressions with local people that we meet. It is easily done - by snapping that picture quickly, whilst the subject is not looking; by dressing scantily, offending local sensitivities; by just brushing aside the feelings of local people, with the high-handed superiority of a rich Westerner. These things are easy to do, in the click of a shutter, or flash of a dollar bill. However, you will get the most representative view of Zambia if you cause as little disturbance to the local people as possible. You will never blend in perfectly when you travel - your mere presence there, as an observer, will always change the local events slightly. However, if you try to fit in and show respect for local culture and attitudes, then you may manage to leave positive feelings behind you. One of the easiest, and most important, ways to do this is with greetings. African societies are rarely as rushed as Western ones. When you first talk to someone, you should greet them leisurely. So, for example, if you enter a bus station and want some help, do not just ask outright, 'Where is the bus to ...' That would be rude. Instead you will have a better reception (and better chance of good advice) by saying:

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Country Info Zambia Introduction Zambia General Data Zambia Maps Zambia Culture ... Zambia Time and Date Zambia Culture Back to Top Since the 1950s the cultural scene has been transformed by large-scale urbanization and exposure to exotic influences from Europe, the Americas, and other parts of Africa. Radio and television (one channel only and restricted to the Line of Rail, Chipata, Mongu, and Kasama) have sped this process. Various forms of theatre have flourished. In the last years of colonial rule, dance drama was developed for nationalist ends; the Chikwakwa Theatre, based at the University of Zambia, pioneered politically radical popular drama in the early years of independence. In the 1980s, aid agencies and other bodies promoted “theatre for development,” often unscripted and in vernacular languages, and government departments have used drama to communicate agricultural and health messages. The Zambia Publishing House (formerly the Kenneth Kaunda Foundation) is a government-backed publisher of the works of Zambian authors and school textbooks. The few other publishers are mainly church-supported. Zambian scholars have contributed to knowledge in a wide range of disciplines, often in locally published academic journals, though opportunities for research have been restricted in recent years by general economic difficulties. Albania Maps Andorra Maps Armenia Maps Austria Maps ... World Travel Forum Write your own experience on Europe Travel includes each countries and cities, map, car rental, airfare, attractions, and hotels.

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dateString = 1121929922; Home Travel Country Guides News ... Zambia History E-mail this page Keyword Search Help Zambia Travel Travel and Trips Zambia Overview The Essentials Where to Go ... Health and Vaccinations Monthly Newsletter Sign-up for monthly travel specials Save up to 50% Privacy Statement Zambia History Zambia first gained European attention in the 1890s when British business magnate Cecil Rhodes sent expeditions into the area to look for more minerals and cheap labor for his South African mines. Rhodes found what he was looking for and claimed the area, which eventually became known as Northern Rhodesia. A British protectorate from 1924 until 1953, Northern Rhodesia joined what are now Zimbabwe and Malawi in the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. The federation was peacefully dissolved in 1964 and newly named Zambia became an independent, multiracial republic. Kenneth Kaunda, one of the heroes of the independence movement, was named president of the new country, a position he held for the next 27 years. Kaunda imprinted the nation with his vision of "humanism," a mixture of socialism and Christianity. For a while, it worked. Some of the world's largest deposits of copper lie beneath Zambian soil, and when copper prices were high, the nation used exports to establish a relatively high standard of living. Unfortunately, when the price of the metal tumbled in the 1970s so did living standards. By 1990, conditions were bad enough to generate civil unrest, leading to a decision to schedule multiparty elections. In 1991, President Kaunda was replaced by Frederick Chiluba, in what is regarded as one of the smoothest and fairest national elections Africa has ever witnessed.

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Lusaka - Culture Lusaka is a city whose bustling chaos has a certain charm that is just Zambia. The fascinating thing about Lusaka is its energy. Not perhaps of the same ilk as the Big Apple, but an African energy, propelled by that need to survive. Lusaka is as much a part of "the real Africa" as the rich national parks and stunning scenery. Well over 60% of its 2 million inhabitants are unemployed, but there are surprisingly few beggars. Although petty theft occurs, most people try to make an honest living, selling their wares or services and smiling to boot. The markets are a hive of activity, the thousands of stalls are filled and cleared every day. A myriad of motor spares dealers, restaurants, hairdressers, fishmongers, greengrocers and rows and rows of "salaula" - discarded clothing from the West sold to Africa by the bale. Venture out to a nightclub or roadside shebeen and "get in the groove", so to speak, of the local people. Dance the night away to the sounds of rhumba, kwela, techno or good old rock 'n roll. But Lusaka is also a city undergoing a facelift. A walk around the city will reveal new shops-including a new market and a multi-million dollar shopping mall under construction; smart fast food outlets; freshly mended roads old buildings being refurbished and the transformation of the city's parks.

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dateString = 1121931091; Home Site Index Customer Service Shop MAGAZINES: National Traveler Adventure NG Kids NG Explorer TV AND FILM: Channel (U.S.) Channel (Intl) Explorer GUIDES: Adventure and Animals and History and Maps and News Photography Travel For Kids For Students For Teachers Complete Site Complete Site Index Subscribe Shop Call 1-800-iExplore Keyword Trip Search: Home Trip Finder Destination Guides Join / Sign-in ... Zambia History E-mail this page Keyword Search Help Zambia Travel Travel and Trips Zambia Overview The Essentials Where to Go ... Health and Vaccinations Monthly Newsletter Sign-up for monthly travel specials Save up to 50% Privacy Statement Zambia History Zambia first gained European attention in the 1890s when British business magnate Cecil Rhodes sent expeditions into the area to look for more minerals and cheap labor for his South African mines. Rhodes found what he was looking for and claimed the area, which eventually became known as Northern Rhodesia. A British protectorate from 1924 until 1953, Northern Rhodesia joined what are now Zimbabwe and Malawi in the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. The federation was peacefully dissolved in 1964 and newly named Zambia became an independent, multiracial republic. Kenneth Kaunda, one of the heroes of the independence movement, was named president of the new country, a position he held for the next 27 years. Kaunda imprinted the nation with his vision of "humanism," a mixture of socialism and Christianity. For a while, it worked. Some of the world's largest deposits of copper lie beneath Zambian soil, and when copper prices were high, the nation used exports to establish a relatively high standard of living. Unfortunately, when the price of the metal tumbled in the 1970s so did living standards.

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16. Zambia | Society And Culture | - Warm Africa Directory Related Books. 100 Years in zambia What Is God Teaching Us When OneCulture Meets Another? Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of africa. http://www.warmafrica.com/directory/index.php/Regional/Africa/Zambia/Society_and

AFRICA E-Village Search: search the entire directory search this category only var sc_project=220728; Top Regional Africa Zambia ... Religion See also: Regional: Africa: Regions: Southern Africa: Southern African Development Community Adopt a Kid In Need - USA non-profit project channeling donations to children's education in Zambia. Amnesty International: Zambia - Current and archived reports. Bemba - A brief linguistic profile of the Central Bantu language spken in the Northern, Copperbelt, and Luapula Provinces. The British Council Zambia - Information about the British Council and its activities in Zambia. Brokenhill - Zambian Urban Culture Magazine. Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage - The Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage in central Zambia is a non-profit refuge that cares for a wide variety of sick, wounded or unwanted animals but the primary residents are approximately 75 orphaned chimpanzees. Ethnologue: Zambia - Languages of Zambia. Famous Zambians - Data on local political figures; personal home page. GTZ - Zambia - German Technical Co-operation (Deutsche Gesellschaft f¼r Technische Zusammenarbeit)in Zambia. Habitat for Humanity Zambia - Christian Non-Governmental Organisation providing shelter for families in need.

17. Bicycle Africa Tours: Southern Africa: Zimbabwe, Botswana, Malawi, Zambia Cultur Zimbabwe, zambia, Malawi, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho, Swaziland years ago southernAfrica was inhabited environmental awareness, material and musical culture. http://www.ibike.org/bikeafrica/south.htm

Bicycle Africa Southern Africa Programs Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique, South Africa SOUTHERN AFRICA SOJOURN An exploration of many of the countries of Southern Africa will lift your heart with their models of progressive social policy, peace and cooperation. Two thousand years ago southern Africa was inhabited by the hunter-gather 'San' people who left an extraordinary record of their life painted on the walls of caves. Around the eleventh century Bantu-speaking people migrated into the area and began developing the civilization that built the 'Great Zimbabwe', that still stands strong. Today, the region is noteworthy for its democracies, 'agricultural miracles', environmental awareness, material and musical culture. Their primary education, women's development and rural health care delivery are recognized as well. It is a region of pride and optimism. Visitors exclaim about the thousands of miles of paved roads, many moods of the Zambezi River, breathtaking Victoria Falls, enchanting 'kopjes', flourishing wildlife, intriguing traditional rock art, powerful Great Zimbabwe Ruins, extraordinary modern stone sculpture and excellent museums. But for those who also stopped away from the tourist areas, as great as the sites are, their greatest memories are of the people they met and the friends they made. The primary season for these programs is June-September. Itineraries may vary between

18. Book List: Africa: South: Art, Culture, Music & Religion; History, Economics, De they replace their culture with the colonial culture.). Heinemann, 1965 (Four voicesfrom South africa.). Heinemann, 1971 (zambia; a village rivalry pulls in http://www.ibike.org/bibliography/africa/africa-south.htm

Bibliography / Book List: Africa: South Index / Introduction History and Economics Modern Literature Bernstein, Henry. . IDAF, 1985. Click here for more information on books by Henry Bernstein RECOMMENDED Huntington, Richard. Gender and Social Structure in Madagascar . Indiana U., 1987. Click here for more information on Nzenza-Shand, Sekai, Songs to an African Sunset: A Zimbabwean Story . Lonely Planet Publications, 1997. Click here for more information on Songs to an African Sunset RECOMMENDED Shostak, Majorie. Nisa: The Life and Words of a !kung Woman . Harvard Univ. Pr., 1981. Click here for more information on NISA: The Life and Words of a !kung Woman Barnard, Alan. Hunters and Herders of Southern Africa . Cambridge Univ. Press, 1992. Click here for more information on Hunters and Herders of Southern Africa Hanlon, Joseph. Beggar Your Neighbours: Apartheid Power in Southern Africa . Indiana Univ., 1988. Click here for more information on Beggar Your Neighbours Hoagland, J. South Africa: Civilization in Conflict . Houghton Mifflin, 1972.

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Web Directory News Domain Search terms: advanced Voyeur Search Options Yellow Pages ... Submit Your Site to this Directory Featured Listings More Featured Listings Buy Society And Culture Products We link to eBay where you can buy and sell Society And Culture products. Shop at OnTheWeb.com SOCIETY AND CULTURE Search for Society and Culture ontheweb.com to get relevant product listings from our 16 shopping channels and metasearch results from 8 different search engines. Better World This web site shows how humanity can unite in good and noble actions to achieve the best life possible for everyone. Also, there are links to organizations working toward a better world. Society And Culture On eBay Society And Culture auctions on eBay. Register for free to begin buying and selling today. Try searching for SOCIETY AND CULTURE at ExactSeek.com. In addition to standard web search results, ExactSeek also offers targeted searches of specialized databases, including newsletters, articles, mp3 files, images, and comparison pricing. Find the information you need at ExactSeek.com! Look for Society and Culture at eBay - The World's Online Marketplace Find it at eBay - Over 5 million items for sale! The most fun buying and selling on the web! Try it, you'll love it!

20. Special Collection--South Africa, Zambia & Zimbabwe parks and wildlife, safaris, people and culture. zambia is the home of theVictoriaFalls and Bwangweulu Swamps, and the best place in africa for walking safaris http://www.cantonpl.org/specialc/safrica.html

Special Multimedia Collection: South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe This Special Multimedia Collection spotlights three countries of southern Africa: South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Through resources available at the Canton Public Library and accessible on the Internet, you can explore the history and culture of this unique region of the planet. The collection should be especially helpful for persons planning a visit to southern Africa. South Africa Books: History and Culture South Africa (1988) by Ettagale Blauer and Jason Lauré: Describes the geography, plants, animals, history, economy, languages, religions, sports, arts and people of a country that shares land borders with six nations and surrounds one of them. South Africa (1999)by Claudia Canesso: Surveys the history, topography, people and culture of South Africa, with an emphasis on its current economy, industry and place in the political world. South Africa (2000) by Bruce and Becky Durost Fish: Examines the past, development, inhabitants and many cultural aspects of South Africa. South Africa: A Tapestry of Peoples and Traditions (1997)by Jacqueline Drobis Meisel: Discusses the geography, history, people, cultural life, and education of the various ethnic groups making up the South African nation.

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