Zambia Uncovered

03/05/2026

03/05/2026

Ever stood on the edge of one of the world’s wildest natural wonders? 🌍🔥

At Devil’s Pool in Livingstone, you can literally swim right at the brink of the mighty Victoria Falls — with nothing but a natural rock barrier between you and a 100m drop. It’s thrilling, breathtaking, and unforgettable all at once.

Zambia is packed with beauty, adventure, and warm hospitality that you just have to experience for yourself. If you’re looking for your next bucket-list destination… this is it 🇿🇲✨

Come see Zambia. Feel the adventure. Live the moment.

19/03/2026

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06/02/2026

Manchester Museum's Vivarium

31/01/2026

Congratulations once more Rodney Malindi Sikumba

31/01/2026

I got over 10 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

11/08/2025

"Ukusefya pa Ngwena – The Crocodile’s Legacy" 🐊✨

Long ago, the Bemba people journeyed from Kola in present-day Angola, crossing rivers and forests in search of a new home. Their journey ended on the banks of the Milando River, where they found a dead crocodile — a powerful sign for the Ng’wena (Crocodile) clan.

Here, they settled, building a kingdom under the leadership of the Chitimukulu. To this day, the crocodile remains the proud emblem of the Bemba people.

Every August in Mungwi, this history comes alive. Drums echo, dancers whirl, and the Mwine Lubemba is carried high on the magnificent crocodile throne — a symbol of strength, unity, and heritage.

Ukusefya pa Ngwena is not just a celebration. It’s a journey through time, a reminder of where we come from, and a call to preserve the roots that make us who we are.