Nalikwanda Guest House - Area Information
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Area
Information
 
 
Tourism Potential      
 
To the east and west of Kabwe are areas
with good but so far under developed tourist potential,advantaged by Kabwe central
location
and proximity to Lusaka and its
international airport:
 
50 Kilometres west, with a wildlife
 area(currently a Game Management Area)
 on the other side of the Kafue River,120 
 kilometres from Kabwe-but road access
 is very poor'
 
  • Mulungushi River& Lunsemfwa River: valleys,including Lunsemfwa Rift Valley
  • just over 50 kilometres south-east of Kabwe,
  • and just south of the Mulungushi Dam and Lake which offers good boating and fishing activities.The valleys are very scenic wilderness with good wildlife potential.
 
50 kilometres east , a wilderness area of rigged granite mountains arising 1000m above the Luangwa Valley,just to the north-west of the confluence of the Lunsemfwa and Lukusashi Rivers.
 
Institutions and Attractions   
 
  • Mulungushi Rock of Authority,north of the Town
  • Mulungushi University
  • Radio Maranatha 103.3 FM run by Zambia Union Conference of the SDA Church 
  • Kwame Nkrumah University:
      Offers  Degree courses
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  • Kabwe Warriors football club:Was one of the top teams in the country
  • Bwacha  House National Monument:Number E1376 Musuku Road,Bwacha Township,where on 8 March 1958 Dr Kenneth Kaunda was   elected President of the Zambia African National Congress.
  • Big Tree National Monument:A fig tree with a 50m wide canopy on the east side of Broadway,which served as a meeting place on many occasions during the early years of the towns history.
  • Broken Hill Man memorial at Kabwe municipal council offices
  • Nkrumah University
  • Mulungushi Boating Club: The made lake created by Mulungushi Dam is approximately 20 km long and 2-3 km wide.The committee encourages the practice of live-release of fish as this practice has become more and more fashionable over the years.Day visits are welcome to the club at a charge per day.Rondavels and chalets are available for hire as well as camping.If one brings a boat,the experience is enhenced.There is a beautiful swimming pool,bar and there are wonderful walks in the surrounding hills.Bird watching is always fruitful.There is an annual Mulungushi Family Fun,held during the Independence week.The Broken Hill Angling Society Shield has  been re-introduced,it was last awarded in 1964.
 
 
 
 
 
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