Before the tourism boom, Liuwa Plain and Bangweulu were governed by traditional authority, floodplain livelihoods and community partnerships. A reconstruction.
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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.