#Copperbelt

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book cover - Duel On The Grange - 1951

George Gross

book cover - The Haunted Hills - 1951

George Rozen

book cover - Copperbelt - 1951

Rafael DeSoto

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#BALLYBELT 😍

Copperbelt 🇿🇲 loves Bally 💖

So does yo Girlfriend 🤭

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✯ Round 1 ✯ Match 19 ✯

The current flag of Bustos, Bulacan, Philippines

Propaganda:

None

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The current flag of Kitwe, Copperbelt Province, Zambia

Propaganda:

None

Tournament Policies: ✯ Choose the flag that's more meaningful to you! ✯ Be respectful of place names and cultural symbols in your commentary! ✯ If you want to submit propaganda, you may do so at the submission form linked in the pinned post. It will only be included if it is submitted before the next post with that flag is drafted and will be included in all subsequent posts the flag is featured in.

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The Copperbelt University: Fostering Academic Excellence in Zambia

Explore The Copperbelt University (CBU), a distinguished institution known for its commitment to academic rigor and research excellence. Located in Kitwe, Zambia, CBU offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fields such as Engineering, Business, Natural Sciences, and Humanities. With a focus on innovation and practical skills development, CBU prepares students for successful careers and leadership roles in Zambia and beyond.

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This image by Nigerian 🇳🇬 illustrator Chidiebere Ibe of a Black fetus in the womb went viral. Still a medical student, Ibe will now have some of his illustrations published in a clinical handbook.

Chidiebere Sunday Ibe is a Nigerian medical student at Copperbelt University in Zambia 🇿🇲 and the lead medical illustrator of the International Center for Genetic Disease at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School. Ibe is from Ebonyi State in Nigeria. Having lơst his mother to surgery for fibroıd, he became passionate about medicine, especially as it relates to mothers and children. He is a self-taught medical illustrator. He learnt to draw medical illustrations using just a computer mouse. He is aspiring to be a pediatric neurosurgeon.

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The world's largest uncut gem-quality emerald has been discovered in Zambia's Copperbelt Province. The emerald weighs a staggering 7,525 carats

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Tell Them, Lady

Tell them I asked you to tell them, sweetheart,

That he who made your beauty forgot to add an expiry date,

For in your eyes, the Zambezi flows, endless and deep,

Reflecting a thousand sunsets that never fade.

Tell them I asked you to remind them, darling,

That the rains may come and go, washing the dust from our feet,

But your radiance stays, like the green of the Copperbelt,

Untouched by time, richer with every passing day.

Tell them, lady, that your smile is like the first taste of nshima,

Comforting, familiar, yet never losing its charm.

Your laughter, like the chitenge patterns, bright and bold,

Wrapping hearts in warmth, in colors that never dim.

Tell them I asked you to say, Musimbi,

That your beauty, like the baobab tree, stands strong and true,

Rooted deep in the earth, yet reaching for the skies.

You are the reason the stars hang in the night,

Jealous of a light that never dies.

Tell them, with all the grace you wear so well,

That you are the melody of a kalindula song,

Echoing through the hills and valleys of hearts,

A tune that will never fade, never be forgotten,

Because He who made your beauty knew better than to let it end.

Composition by Ollus Ndomu

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Omoniyi David, 2024, via Unsplash

Location: Kitwe, Copperbelt Province, Zambia

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https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/gaza-starves-israel-presses-war-hamas-2024-01-25/

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Day 8 - Maths games and Jolly Phonics

We awoke groggy but enthusiastic for our next day of teaching at Limapela Cedric School. We had breakfast at 7:30am again this morning. We had fried eggs, toast, sausages and baked beans, served with pineapple juice, which fuelled us for a busy day ahead. 

Once we had arrived at the school we split into three groups, teaching Pre-school, Grade 2 and Grade 3, helping them to consolidate their understanding of addition and basic subtraction. We used a range of games such as playing cards to help them with counting and addition by counting the symbols on the cards and using their fingers, dice games and number cards. As we were working with the same group of students, it was great to see that they had learnt the games and we were able to add some more challenge. The Limapela teachers will keep the resources once we have left and will contine to use the games with their classes.

At 10:45 we headed back into the classrooms to work with a Grade 6 class. We started with a game of noughts and crosses where we split the class into the Green and Yellow teams. They had to answer an addition, subtraction, multiplication or division question to put a nought or a cross on the grid. The Greens won 4-0, a crushing defeat for the Yellow Team. After this, we played a Jolly Phonics based game where we held a table of the sounds and split the class into the same 2 teams. One player from each team would come up and the rest of the class would be shown a sound and would have to make it. The fastest player won. These are games that we learnt at our Jolly Phonics training on Friday and are being rolled out across most schools in the Copperbelt and beyond by Beyond Ourselves to help with basic literacy. After the session we had lunch of nshima with fish - some of us were even invited to help make the nshima!

The afternoon consisted of sporting activities followed by filming Jolly Phonics videos for some and helping teach a computer studies lesson for others. The group for the sporting activity divided into 2 with one group doing a series of football drills followed by a match and the other group introducing rugby netball to grade 9s.

We walked back from school agan like yesterday with many of the students going the same way. Once back at Mist Gardens, we concluded the day with some reflections around the fire. We all thoroughly enjoyed time in the classroom and working with the teachers and students from Limapela. We will return tomorrow for the morning before saying goodbye.

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4 na 5 ft. Trevor Borganz – How Come

4 na 5 Unlocks His Latest Brand New Song Called, “How Come” The music duo 4 Na 5 from Copperbelt has released a new song called “How Come,” featuring Trevor Borganz, who did justice to the catchy hook. The song talks about people who get involve’d in other people’s business, asking how someone can know more about you than you do. With its relatable message and lively energy, “How Come” is sure to…

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 Top Zambia Tourist Attractions That Will Leave You in Awe

Zambia is a landlocked country in Southern Africa that is full of natural wonders, wildlife and beautiful landscapes. If you’re a lover of nature, adventure, or culture, the most stunning and unique experiences await you in Zambia, one of Africa’s most memorable destinations. From magnificent waterfalls to wilderness wildlife, here are the best Zambia tourist attractions that will blow your mind about this beautiful country.

1. Victoria Falls – A Natural Wonder

Not a single trip to Zambia would be complete without visiting the great Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The falls are a towering curtain of water dripping into the Zambezi river, making it the largest waterfall by volume on the planet. Visitors can admire awe-inspiring views from a variety of vantage points or get up close by sailing a boat down the river.

2. The Liuwa Plain – A Unique Safari Experience

Liuwa Plain National Park is perhaps Zambia’s most isolated and pristine destination, famed for its breathtaking beauty and wildlife. The park hosts extensive populations of wildebeest, along with cheetahs, hyenas and zebras. Liuwa has an accessible authentic safari experience, fewer tourists and a greater chance of seeing Africa’s wildlife unspoiled.

3. South Luangwa National Park – A Safari Adventure

For wildlife lovers, South Luangwa National Park should be on your itinerary. The park has a high density of animals, making it an unforgettable safari experience. The park has Zambia’s famed “walking safaris,” where you hike through the wilderness with expert rangers. Within the stunning landscape of Africa, expect to see elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, and many other species in their natural habitat.

4. Livingstone – A Gateway to Adventure

In fact the town you stay at on the side of Victoria falls is not Victoria falls at all. It’s an adventure portal, with bungee jumping and canoeing and quad biking, for instance. The city also features historical sites, including the Livingstone Museum, which preserves some of Zambia’s cultural history.

5. The Lower Zambezi National Park – River and Wildlife Paradise

Blessed with stunning eclectic scenery and rich wildlife, Lower Zambezi National park is an undiscovered wilderness. The park, which stretches along the Zambezi River, is renowned for its walking safaris, canoeing trips and boat cruises. A haven for elephants, buffalo, hippos and a multitude of birds, it is a wonderful place to visit if you enjoy nature and photography.

6. The Zambezi River – A Majestic Waterway

The Zambezi River is Africa's fourth-longest river, with three adventure-packed activities, including river, cruises, and fishing. River also was the spirit of a lot of the area's wildlife species. Sunset cruise or into the Zambezi River for the ultimate fishing trip, the Zambezi River has it all. 

7. Kafue National Park – An Untouched Wilderness

Kafue National Park is both Zambia’s oldest and largest national park and a primeval wilderness best suited for wildlife and nature lovers. The park houses diverse animal species: cheetahs; lions; wildebeests; and countless bird species. Kafue is truly one of the best locations on the entire continent if you're looking for a retreat from the masses and the unadulterated scenery of Africa. If you're considering a side trip, there are plenty of things to see in South Africa, from the iconic Table Mountain in Cape Town to the vibrant wildlife of Kruger National Park.

8. Chingola – A Town of Historical Significance

In Zambia’s Copperbelt Province lies the town of Chingola, the place is so rich in history and culture. Famous for its enthralling Nkana Mine and other historic mining sites, it happens to be a great stopover for those looking to see some of Zambia’s industrial heritage. Tree-lined streets and open air, and wildlife.

9. The Batoka Gorge – Adventure Awaits

For the thrill-seekers, there’s the Batoka Gorge, near Victoria Falls and site of extreme adventure, which includes white-water rafting, bungee jumping and zip-lining. The gorge’s steep, jagged edges and roiling waters were the backdrop for an adrenaline-fueled adventure. From paddling the Zambezi River to gliding over it, there are so many memorable ways to experience this destination.

10. Lake Tanganyika – A Secluded Paradise

Zambia’s northern border follows Lake Tanganyika, among the world’s deepest and oldest lakes. Water sports lovers will love the lake with fishing, kayaking, and snorkeling. Set in mountains and forests, the lake is a perfect place to have some readability and exploration.

Traveling to Zambia

Make sure to check before arranging travel to Zambia what you will need to enter the country. Most countries of the world are eligible to apply online and receive their Zambia evisa through a simple process. The funniest time around the infant must stick around in the country and visit its lining tourist destinations. Whether at Victoria Falls or on safari in South Luangwa National Park, getting and receiving your eVisa is the first step to an unforgettable journey in Zambia.

Conclusion

Zambia, the land of adventure and beauty and adventure. The country has such attractions as the thundering Victoria Falls and the pristine Kafue National Park to the south, so travelers can experience Africa at its best. So be it your first visit to Zambia, or your second or third time around, one thing’s for sure, the beauty of Zambia will leave you breathless and craving for more.

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Bonus Poll

The current flag of South Bend, Indiana, United States vs The current flag of Eschen, Liechtenstein vs The current flag of Kitwe, Copperbelt Province, Zambia

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Accommodation or camping suggestions on Zambian copperbelt

Forum: Zambia Posted By: Webster Post Time: 2025/01/15 at 03:46 PM http://dlvr.it/THN1rN

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The world's largest uncut gem-quality emerald has been discovered in Zambia's Copperbelt Province. The emerald weighs a staggering 7,525 carats (1.505 kilograms) Read more here: