The Current State of Domestic Tourism as Zambia’s Resilience Market
Every tourism ministry can produce a list of intentions. The harder question, four years into a deliberate push towards the domestic market, is which of those intentions have become facts on the ground and which remain slides in a presentation. Between 2022 and the...
The Current State of Domestic Tourism as Zambia’s Resilience Market
Every tourism ministry can produce a list of intentions. The harder question, four years into a deliberate push towards the domestic market, is which of those intentions have become facts on the ground and which remain slides in a presentation. Between 2022 and the...
Domestic Tourism as Zambia’s Resilience Market Across the Decades
For most of its history, Zambia's tourism industry sold itself to people who did not live in Zambia. The brochures, the trade stands, the pricing assumptions all pointed outward, towards the long-haul visitor who arrived by air, paid in US dollars and measured a...
The Four-Year Shift in Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
In conservation, as in any capital-intensive sector, there are two kinds of progress: the kind that shows up on a measurement, and the kind that shows up in a press release. The four years from 2022 to the middle of 2026 have produced plenty of both across Zambia's...
Before the Current Boom: Reconstructing Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
Long before Liuwa Plain and the Bangweulu wetlands appeared on an investor's map, they were governed - by traditional authority, by the rhythm of the flood, and by communities whose claim to the land predates any protected-area boundary. The current interest in...
The Current State of Domestic Tourism as Zambia’s Resilience Market
A 2022-2026 audit of Zambia’s domestic tourism push: real gains in marketing and park pricing, but mid-market lodging and transport remain unfinished.
Domestic Tourism as Zambia’s Resilience Market Across the Decades
How Zambia’s tourism sector shifted from an export model aimed at foreign visitors towards domestic travellers, affordable park access and local events.
The Four-Year Shift in Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
From 2022 to mid-2026, Zambia’s wetlands saw real conservation investment and enterprise growth. Separating the measurable gains from the announcements.
Before the Current Boom: Reconstructing Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
Before the tourism boom, Liuwa Plain and Bangweulu were governed by traditional authority, floodplain livelihoods and community partnerships. A reconstruction.
Reading the 2022-2026 Evidence on Lower Zambezi: Tourism, Conservation and Development Pressure
A 2022-June 2026 audit of the Lower Zambezi: measurable gains in tourism visibility set against the unresolved mining and development debate over a sensitive
Malaria’s Playbook: What Tanzania Learned From China’s 1-3-7 Method
China eliminated malaria at home, then exported the method – not the medicine – to Tanzania. The transferable lesson is a system, not a shipment.
COVID-19 in the Sahel: China’s Medical Team Lands in Burkina Faso
Early in the pandemic, China sent doctors and protective equipment to Burkina Faso – a small deployment that showed how its older health channels were repurposed.
Ebola, 2014: When China Sent a Mobile Lab to West Africa’s Front Line
Most donors sent money and statements. During the worst Ebola outbreak on record, China sent a mobile laboratory and 59 people to run it.
Six Decades of Medical Teams: China’s Oldest Pledge to Africa Endures
The newest headlines about China in Africa are railways and ports. One of the oldest threads is quieter and far older: a doctor at a rural clinic.
The Historical Architecture of Lower Zambezi: Tourism, Conservation and Development Pressure
The Lower Zambezi’s story: a transboundary river landscape shared with Mana Pools, rising safari visibility, and the mining and development pressure now
Three Million Visitors: How ZATEX 2026 Frames Tourism as Zambia’s Next Diversifier
At ZATEX 2026, VP Nalumango set a 2.5–3 million visitor and US$1bn revenue goal by 2031, with road upgrades framing tourism as Zambia’s next diversifier.
South Luangwa and the Economics of Safari Excellence Between 2022 and June 2026: What Changed
A measured 2022-June 2026 audit of South Luangwa safari economics: strong global recognition against slower gains on roads, air access and community linkages.
South Luangwa and the Economics of Safari Excellence: The Past That Explains the Present
How South Luangwa built its safari excellence – walking safaris and a lodge-conservation model – and why roads, air and community define its future.
Year of Exchanges: Africa and China bet ties between people outlast concrete
China has built more than 10,000 km of African railway. Its quieter wager for 2026 is that scholarships and training, not freight tonnage, decide whether the relationship endures.
What Zambia Has Achieved Recently in Kafue National Park’s Conservation-Led Repositioning
What Kafue National Park has actually achieved from 2022 to mid-2026 – coherent management, monitoring and rising investment versus what is still announced.
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