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The Mutomboko Ceremony
The Mutomboko Ceremony (Umutomboko) is a ceremony celebrated by Senior Chief Mwata Kazembe and the Lunda People of the Luapula Province of Zambia. The chief performs the Umutomboko (Dance of Conquest) to celebrate the Lunda People’s victory over other tribes as they migrated from Congo into Zambia.
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Travel On Lake Bangweulu With A Peace Of Mind
The waters of Lake Bangweulu in Zambia, like those of Lake Mweru, can be rough and dangerous to travellers on the lake. With the availability of the MV Lucheleng’anga, however, passengers are able to travel on this lake in comfort and with a peace of mind. The 120 Seater Passenger Boat transports passengers between the…
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The Kalungwishi River
From its source in the central part of Lunte District in the Northern Province of Zambia, 14.3Km north of Mukupa Kaoma, the Kalungwishi River flows for 328.3Km to Lake Mweru. The river defines boundaries between a number of districts along its course and has many rapids and waterfalls that include the Mbulumatuto Falls, Lumangwe Falls,…
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Waterfalls in Kazungula District
West of the City of Livingstone (in the Livingstone District of Southern Province) within a radius of 40.4Km, in the adjacent Kazungula District of the same province in Zambia exist six (6) waterfalls. The Moemba Falls is on the Zambezi River (the boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe), Ichidi Falls and Lombelombe Falls on the Chise…
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Waterfalls on the Kafue River
The Kafue River is one of Zambia’s major Rivers. This river has, on the boundary between Kafue District in Lusaka Province and Chikankata District in Southern Province, the Avumba Menda Falls. The falls is 43.9Km downstream from the Kafue River Bridge South-East of Kafue town.
