Zambezi Basin

The Zambezi Basin is a region in Western Zambia, consisting of Western, Northwestern, and Southern Provinces.

Map of Zambezi Basin

• -14.78333324.81 Kaoma — small town and proposed provincial capital of Kafue province
• -17.79027825.2694442 Kazungula —
• -17.8525.8666673 Livingstone — gateway to the Victoria Falls
• -15.41666723.2833334 Mongu — provincial centre of Western province Zambia
• -16.51805628.7416675 Siavonga — small town along the Lake Kariba at the border with Zimbabwe
• -12.18333326.46 Solwezi — fast-growing provincial centre of Northwestern province

• -14.66666722.51 Liuwa Plain National Park
• -15.66666727.252 Lochinvar National Park
• -1723.53 Sioma Ngwezi National Park
• -17.93333325.8333334 Victoria Falls - by some measures the largest waterfall in the world
• -12.83333324.55 West Lunga National Park

In the Northwestern Province, the largest town is Solwezi, in this province people speak Lunda, Kaonde, Luvale and Chokwe. The population has grown in the district because of the opening of mining industries hence the need to diversify economic activities to sustain the needs of the people.

Buses travel to/from the Livingstone inter-city bus terminus daily. Approximately 8 hours to travel to Lusaka, the Shalom bus is comfortable and recommended. Oasis busses depart for Mongu at 0500 with a stop/changeover in Sesheke. The road from Livingstone to Sesheke, though less than 200 km, is more pothole than road (the bus frequently opts to drive in the bush beside the road) and will take approximately 5-8 hours.

• -11.370224.30831 Zambezi. The fourth-longest river in Africa.  

In the Northwestern Province, people like taking alcohol to much more food; and their a lot of types of beer, kachaso, wine, kajijili, boss, kasonge, bonte and many more