In terms of political stability? Yes ... We haven't been involved in any wars, civil or international, since our independence from the British in 1964. That too was marshaled peacefully by the founding president, Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, who was teacher by profession. I remember in Religious Education back in school, we would discuss about a certain topic and compare how Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and African Humanism handled the respective topic. African Humanism was written by Dr. Kaunda
Unfortunately, the price of copper dropped ... and being our largest source of revenue, so did the economy. Still, after 27 years of power, he peacefully stepped down in democratic elections. The new government ruled for another 20 years under three presidents, and only last year did a third new government come into power.
While the disease otherwise known as corruption is killing the country, the people remain peace-loving, although there are fears beginning to arise with the Lozi people ... who were promised a lot of important land fir votes by the new president who of course doesn't know what the hell to do now
But at least the elections were fair, transparency was there.
We also have the Victoria Falls, a natural wonder ... so tourism is a growing industry. The people understand that. So no worries about safety.
Zambia is landlocked, which means it can get a little more expensive than say Romania for example. Thats mostly down to high prices of fuel and transport. That could be the only hassle, but if you have some money saved up, I would definitely recommend a visit to Zambia for 3-4 weeks.
Imagine, here we are discussing about a couple of thousand dollars in a thread where a French idiot is refusing to accept 2 mil for doing nothing, after accepting 4.5 over 4 years for doing absolutely nothing?!?!
Ship his ass to Siberia
Been quite a while since I spent time at home. It isn't that hard to get stuff over here.
