Practical Information
Edit ThisThe local currency is the Zambia Kwacha (ZMK)
Doctors and Medical Care
Edit ThisWhile healthcare in Africa can be sometimes be a scary experience,
there are some good clinics around. In Lusaka, the US embassy and
a good majority of the expat community go to Corpmed at the north end
of Cairo Road in town. I believe malaria tests run about USD15.
Corpmed Website: www.corpmedzambia.com
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Languages
Edit ThisIn Zambia, there are many languages that are spoken. Though the
official national language is English, there are seven major languages
that are also recognized by the government. They are Bemba,
Nyanja, Tonga, Lozi, Kaonde, Lunda and Luvale. While most people
in the large cities such as the capital Lusaka will speak some English,
attempting to speak a local language is received warmly. In
Lusaka, the most commonly spoken languages are Nyanja and Bemba.
Nyanja
How are you? (Typical greeting) Muli more..
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