An honest, practical guide to staying safe in Lusaka: common risks, transport, money, night-time and emergency contacts.

Zambia's visa fees doubled on 1 January 2026. The new prices for single, double and multiple entry, the KAZA Univisa, and who needs no visa at all.

Driving in Lusaka: licence rules, car hire, road conditions, police checkpoints, fuel, parking and night driving, for visitors and new residents.

An honest guide to visiting Lusaka with a disability: hotels with accessible rooms, getting around, what to expect, and tips from a wheelchair user's trip.

Every Zambian public holiday in 2027, with dates, weekdays and long weekends. Includes the new 29 December holiday that replaces 18 October.

Just 30 kilometres southeast of Zambia’s bustling capital lies a hidden gem — Lusaka National Park, locally known as Paki ya Lusaka. Though it’s one of the country’s youngest and smallest national parks, this 67 km² sanctuary offers a surprisingly rich wildlife experience just minutes from the city.

If you're planning to drive out of Lusaka—whether you're commuting daily or heading on a road trip—Zambia’s e-tolling system is something you need to know about.

Rising East Training Institute (RETI) is a trade school committed to equipping individuals with practical, job-ready skills that meet the demands of today’s industries.

The University of Zambia (UNZA), established in 1966, is Lusaka’s largest and most prominent higher education institution. It symbolises Zambia’s commitment to advancing education and human capital development.

Step-by-step: register a company in Zambia via PACRA — costs, documents, timelines and what to do after incorporation. Updated for 2025 fees.

Planning a trip to Lusaka? You might be wondering what it’s like to stay safe in Zambia’s lively capital.

The Lusaka Show Grounds play a key role in Zambia’s agricultural and commercial sectors, hosting the annual Zambia Agricultural and Commerci

Let’s delve into Zambia’s climate to explore its temperature changes, regional differences, and the be

Whether you’re into wildlife, culture, or just soaking up the atmosphere of a bustling African city, Lusaka has plenty to offer.

Lusaka's healthcare is served by both government-operated and privately owned hospitals and healthcare centres.