LUSAKA IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS! (First impressions of Zambia continued...)

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In this Zambia travel vlog, we explored Kamwala market. A unique and a very busy market where a train track passes right in the center of it. We then went to a private game reserve where we spotted lions and warthogs!
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[@mehboobmulla7855]

Your facts are very misleading.
That railway line was built during the British rule and it links zambia and ZIMBABWE.
The TAZARA was the one built NOT FROM LUSAKA to TANZANIA.
The Tazara was build from Kapiri Mposi to TANZANIA and built after zambian independence and built by the Chinese

[@AbiziaVilla]

There's the lower Zambezi national park outside Lusaka, and Sunday Craft Market, East Park Mall even bigger than Manda Mall, China Town, other game ranches on outskirts etc

[@johnh7718]

What a beautiful lion in such a miserable enclosure.

[@kelvinnkole5433]

I like how the two of you are fearless and exploring the real Lusaka.
That railway line is not part of TAZARA. The TAZARA ends in Kapiri Mposhi. The line you filmed was part of the British colonial railway which goes from the copper mines further north on the Copperbelt Province through Zimbabwe and on to the ports in South Africa. When the British settlers took over Zimbabwe and declared themselves independent from Britain, the route to the south was cut off for Zambia. That is how TAZARA came to be with the help of China in the ‘70s.

[@OsamaAbdinasir-k3g]

Don't give out wrong information kelvin

[@mazuba10]

​​​@@OsamaAbdinasir-k3g
He hasn't lied at all!
If you know your Zambian history this stuff is basic knowledge taught at primary school level in Zambia.
The only extra bit of info he could've added is that the two separate railway systems converge in Kapiri Mposhi.

[@mehboobmulla7855]

@@OsamaAbdinasir-k3g
Kelvin is 100% correct

[@mandladludlu8359]

This guy does his research....

[@amosdaka8118]

Interesting

[@Freidmann6]

Welcome to Kamwala Market.

[@TheBackpacksters]

Zikomo 😀

[@Freidmann6]

@@TheBackpacksters you should visit these markets also if you have time. Soweto and City Market.

[@mbuyotimuwela4474]

There are quite a number of activities you can do along Leopards Hill Road, in the outskirts of Lusaka.