Zambian Government Adopts XVD Espresso HD for Distance Learning Initiative
The Zambian government has initiated an e-learning program with the goal of providing high quality, affordable education to all its citizens. As a first step, the Zambian government has created an unprecedented link between the University of Zambia and Copperbelt University using the XVD Espresso HD videoconferencing system that will allow virtual knowledege transfer between the two institutions. Meanwhile, Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation has simultaneously adopted XVD broadcasting technology.

deVere Opens New Office in Zambia
The deVere Group, the world's largest independent financial consultancy group announced today the opening of a new office in Zambia to service the growing demand for independent financial advice in Southern Africa. This brings the total number of deVere offices in the region to seven, and signifies the company's major commitment to this expanding market.

Luxury African Safari and Tailor Made Vacations Experts Launch New Adventure Holiday Itineraries
Nicola Shepherd’s African and Indian Explorations Company launches exciting new range of holidays for the most adventurous discerning thrill seekers in some of the world’s most exotic locations

Teach English in Zambia
Named after the Zambezi River Zambia is celebrated for its vast array of lakes and waterfalls One of the most famous of which is Victoria Falls, shared with Zimbabwe but a source of no less pride to the Zambians, it is known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya, which means 'the smoke that thunders', which might have something to do with it's impressive drop of 330ft into a narrow chasm at a rate of 550 million litres every minute, with a spray that can be seen 20 miles away

World Vision Malaria Experts Available for Comment as World Malaria Day Approaches April 25
With World Malaria Day on April 25 and mere months left to meet the global 2010 targets in the fight against the disease, World Vision’s End Malaria campaign is leading a summit of concerned citizens and public health specialists from the U.S. and Zambia to press American congressional leaders to keep investing in programs that are saving the lives of children and mothers worldwide.