Taj Pamodzi Hotel Lusaka
Church Rd., P.O. Box 35450 Lusaka, 10101, Zambia
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Lofty Heights
So I've achieved the lofty heights of the rarefied air of the pinnacle of development finance and may I say I'm still reeling and most probably light headed from the lack of air. Coming from my experience with the poorer cousin of development finance (namely the International Fund for Agricultural Development), the World Bank is a completely …
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Chumbawumba to Umpalumpa - strange frontiers...
... night in Zambia, at Mbale - it came complete with a pre-blocked loo. When we complained the woman said that if we got the more expensive room the loo would work. Of course!Since leaving the Lake there has been a few strange occurrences around the border area worth a mention. The first was just after Sumbawamga (which quickly became Chumbawumba to us). We were following a guy on a bicycle and I slowed to give him plenty of room as he was just about ...
Southern & a-Cross
... creature, the last of which was a restaurant along this same particular stretch of glorious countryside. It was late, we were tired, we looked slightly worse for wear - it just was one of those nights that didn't lend itself to cooking. We found a restaurant, ordered the only thing on the menu – chicken and rice. The guy said it would take 2-3 minutes. We laughed at this as we pulled out the cards. Last time we ordered a chicken they literally had to catch it ...
JOSEPH AND THE PIGS HE CARRIED
... her over the truck's edge. THUD! She entered the container with her fellow pigs.
It had been so tough getting that pig on-board, and it was so funny that a "mazungu" (white person) was helping, that we all looked at each other and smiled - a smile so big and impossible to stop that I think at that moment we experienced 100% happiness. We went and loaded the last pig. The poor farmers told me, "Thank you," and I ...
Goodbye Folks
... point, so it must be: a) nice (that many people can’t be wrong), and b) busy with travellers (and I’m feeling the need to find some new travelling companions). The Indian Ocean paradise on this stretch of Tanzania would give plenty of room to think about next steps.
2 – Head up to Lake Tanganyika and then onwards to Tanzania at a more sedate pace than option 1. Lake Malawi was gorgeous so I expect ...



