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.

The Nyanja you'll actually use in Lusaka: greetings, thank you, prices at the market, directions for taxis, and the etiquette that goes with them.

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.

30 things to do in Lusaka, from rhino and baby elephants to galleries, markets, nshima and day trips. The Explore Lusaka bucket list.

Fly or drive from Lusaka and see Victoria Falls in two days: transport, where to stay, and when the falls are best.

October is Lusaka's hottest month and its most colourful. How to plan your days around the heat, where to cool off, and what's on.

Everything visitors and new residents need to know: the 2025 Heritage Series notes, coins, exchange rates, ATMs and mobile money in Zambia.

If you have ever found yourself asking, "What’s the plan for this weekend?"—this guide is for you. Here is exactly where to find and book the best events in Lusaka.

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.

Kafue is Zambia’s largest and oldest national park. It’s also one of Africa’s least crowded safari destinations, meaning you can explore in peace, far from the tourist throngs.

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.

Lusaka, Zambia’s sprawling capital, is a city in motion. As one of Southern Africa’s fastest-growing urban centres, it embodies both the energy and the complexity of a developing metropolis.

Compare MTN, Airtel and Zamtel for coverage, data prices and reliability in Lusaka. Where to buy, registration rules, and the best SIM for visitors.

Living in Lusaka as an expat or newcomer offers a vibrant shopping experience that blends modern convenience with traditional African markets.

As the capital of a country known for its natural beauty and warm hospitality, Lusaka offers an impressive range of high-end accommodations that cater to discerning guests.

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

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.