The area around this Zambian settlement was discovered in 1855 by the explorer and missionary, David Livingstone, after whom the town takes its name. It is said Livingstone provided the Christianity to the region and Cecil Rhodes the Commerce and “Civilisation.”
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Zambia has moved from being a major copper producer and potentially one of the continent’s richest countries at independence in 1964 to one of the world’s poorest.
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Travelling by train in Zambia was once an exciting, beautiful journey. Different railways were offered, transporting the willing travellers from region to region and offering a genuine look into Zambian culture.
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Zambia’s Copperbelt is one of the world’s most concentrated & renowned copper mining areas (120km by 40km) and supports Zambia’s industrial base, accounting for 7% of Zambia’s GDP and 68% of its export earnings and 6% of global copper production . It’s the 11th largest producer in the world
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