Zambia

Quick Facts About Zambia

Population16.5 million people
Size752,614 square km
Major LanguagesEnglish, Bemba, Lozi, Nyanja, Tonga
Major ReligionsChristianity, indigenous beliefs, Hinduism, Islam
Life Expectancy59 years men, 64 years women
Main ExportsCopper, Salt, Sulphur, Stone, Cement, Gems, and Precious Metals
Country Overview

Zambia, nestled in the heart of south-central Africa, boasts incredible wildlife parks and the majestic Victoria Falls. Unlike many of its African counterparts grappling with post-colonial turmoil, Zambia stands out for its commendable political stability and a notable commitment to transparency.

However, beneath this stability lies a disheartening truth. Zambia’s societal fabric is marred by profound inequality, with roughly half of its population living below the poverty line. Adding to the challenges, Zambia carries the heavy weight of some of the world’s highest death rates due to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

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Zambia: ZACTS School Fish Farming Project

Zambia: ZACTS School Fish Farming Project

The ZACTS School has expanded the school's farm to include fish, creating food supply for the school and income generation for the community through sustainable agriculture.

Zambia: The Women’s Co-op Project

Zambia: The Women’s Co-op Project

This project trains vulnerable women to grow produce, raise livestock, and develop farming businesses.

Zambia: ZACTS Student Agricultural Program

Zambia: ZACTS Student Agricultural Program

The ZACTS School runs a farm on its premises to both supply nutritious food for students and generate funds for its operations. Now, they’re looking to broaden the program to offer students learning o…

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