Zambia

Overview

Zambia is a landlocked country in southern Central Africa, named after the Zambezi River. Set on a high plateau, it is one of Africa’s most water rich countries, with vast lakes, major rivers, waterfalls, and wetlands. Angelika from Slovakia has called Zambia home for seven years. After meeting her husband in London, she settled here, where she now teaches art at a local school and raises her three children. We begin in the capital, Lusaka, tasting roasted goat, dried tilapia, and a drink made from baobab. We learn to eat the traditional way by hand, meet local woodcarvers, and visit a primary school with Angelika.