Tuskers Hotel Kabwe
Buntungwa Street, PO Box 80942 Kabwe, Zambia
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Last review: Mar 28, 2008414 miles N of Tuskers Hotel
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... floor cabin on the river all to ourselves. Kasama was our first town and a stop at the grocery store, dairy product, cold drinks, variety = many things we take for granted until passing through Eastern Africa where even electricity is hard to find. Jambo is still has a limp and after a thorough cleaning, alignment and balance we are back on course. Mindful of the 1 feet deep potholes that cross the ...
Forest Inn Mkushi
... on the sandy hard shoulder. On the way down we considered stopping off at one of the National Monuments which on the map showed a campsite and waterfalls. We drove along the 13km sandy road passing local villages until we almost reached the National Park sign at the end of the road. Neil then stopped and said 'is that what I think it is?' Yes a very large elephant which was flapping his ears and running along ...
Commercial Farming in Central Zambia
... to pick us up in Lusaka failed to show. After two days of waiting it was decided to bus as far as Kapiri Mposhi and wait for a ride to the farm. We lucked out within half an hour of reaching Kapiri and caught a lift back to the farm in the cab of one of its tractor-trailers which dropped us within a short walk from my uncle's farmhouse. Set amid maize fields and with a dambo to the back, the house was much larger than I expected as it appeared round one of ...
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... waving and screaming hello. When we weren't looking out the window, we were relaxing, reading, sleeping. There was a Polish girl in the cabin with us for the first half of the trip - she got off at Mbeya to do some walking. Then a German girl transferred to our cabin. Either way, we were lucky to only have 3 in our 4-sleeper cabin, cause it meant we could use the other bed for our junk. We crossed the Tanz-Zambian border late afternoon on the Saturday, had ...
Kawanbwa, visit Benjamine
... a play. There were some speeches and introductions and I was asked to address the community. Afterwards, I presented the gifts. Some pens for the school, cooking oil, breakfast meal, sugar, a cloth for the mother, salt and soap for the family and a soccer ball, top and a ball pump for Benjamine. Then came the gifts for me, some ripe bananas, two complete bunches of green bananas, about 20 pineapples and a wooden bowl ...
