- Kenneth Kaunda, who led the fight for independence, instituted one party rule, which came to an end in 1991. Since then, Zambia has been a multi-party democracy.
- The Valleys: Adjacent to the central plateau, Zambia features two major valleys: the Zambezi Valley in the south and the Luangwa Valley to the east.
- zambian-mining-sector Zambia possesses the world’s highest-grade deposits of copper and is ranked 7th largest copper producer in the world for producing copper.
- Zambia also has one of the world's fastest growing populations with the UN projecting that its population will triple by 2050.
- The people of Zambia call their country “the real Africa” and everyone who has visited other South African reserves before going to Zambia can attest to that.
- zambia-botswana-zimbabwe-11. 2000’li yıllarda sıkıntılı başladı ama 2006 yılında 5 ayda %82 yükselen bakır fiyatları bir an da ekonomiyi canlandırdı.
- In this context, Zambia EITI (ZEITI) has been using the EITI process and data disclosures to inform discussions on the mining fiscal regime and benefit sharing.
- Socialist Rule (1964 - 1975)[. ] Zambia was established as a Republic in the year of 1964 and the first president of the Republic was Kenneth Kaunda.
- Despite some improvements in largely urban areas, physical accessibility to services remains a pervasive problem across most of Zambia.