Kalambo Falls

Kalambo Waterfalls in Zambia

Kalambo Falls

Hey,
I made it to The Kalambo Falls on the Kalambo River which is a 772 ft (235m) single drop waterfall on the border of Tanzania and Zambia at the southeast end of Lake Tanganyika. The falls are some of the tallest uninterrupted falls in Africa (after South Africa's Tugela Falls, Ethiopia's Jin Bahir Falls and others). Downstream of the falls, is the Kalambo Gorge which has a width of about 1 km and a depth of up to 300m, running for about 5 km before opening out into the Lake Tanganyika rift valley.
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Death Wish at Kalambo Falls

When your adrenaline is getting the better of you and you think you can climb down the Kalambo but you have a functional mind

Mbala kalambo

Chris Tucker is best man people like her

Alicho kisema muandaaji wa mashindano ya miss Rukwa 2018

Kalambo Falls - sasa unafika maji yanapoangukia

Maporomoko ya kalambo yameanza kuwa na mvuto baada ya kujengwa kwa ngazi zinazoshuka hadi kufikia eneo ambalo maji yanaangukia.

5 Kalambo falls

Kalambo Falls

Stein and Vacation Lake Chila in Mbala

MOTHER ZAMBIA

MY TRIP TO CHISHIMBA FALLS IN KASAMA NORTHERN PART OF ZAMBIA

Zambia, Maround, Mbala: Bednet Distributions

133,350 nets were distributed in 150 villages in 9 areas across Zambia to supplement those distributed in a recent campaign and to achieve universal coverage of all sleeping spaces in the villages.

Universal coverage has a significant impact on the local malaria-carrying mosquito population by starving them of a blood meal. If pregnant mosquitoes do not feed every 10-12 days, they die. The impact on the mosquito population and on village health can then be dramatic.

Kalambo Hit Parade - Mbala 'The Siamese twins'(mambwe) kalindula Zambia

Mysterious Lake Chila !!! / African Adventure / Mbala Zambia / Fishing & Exploring

An adventure fishing & exploring on the shores of the mysterious lake Chila just outside Mbala in the most northern part of Zambia.
Lake Chila is one of the little known lakes at the very southern tip of lake Tanganyika (one of the great rift valley lakes)
This was a fantastic day fishing , drinking an exploring around the shores of this mysterious African lake Chila.
Although we did not catch any fish it was really interesting and fun adventure while visiting Africa recently.
The mysteries surrounding lake Chila not only stem from ancient local folk law of strange an mysterious vortex currents said to have suddenly appeared and pulled anything on the lake into it never to be seen again.
This was also the site where at the end of WW1 a German commander surrendered to The British troops that occupied this part of northern Zambia and subsequently the British de-armed the Germans and dumped all the confiscated weapons and artillery in to lake Chila!!! Thanks to the recovery of some of these historical weapons by Zambian army doing some training missions some of these weapons can be now seen in the local MOTO MOTO Museum right there in Mbala itself..
This truly was a fantastic days fishing and adventuring around lake Chila and the mystery and history around this little known African rift valley lake was and still is very gripping and somehow strangely intimate in such a small out the way place.

GREAT TIMES, FRIENDS AND MEMORIES OF AFRICA ???? Cheers.

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Kasanga Village along Lake Tanganyika.

Kasanga Village along Lake Tanganyika.

WOW!! SEE KALAMBO FALLS!!!

We went for a picnic at Kalambo falls, see how we enjoyed

Behind the scenes of Kalambo Falls historical coverage

Kalambo falls safaris

A view of elephants in Africa

Mkuu wa mkoa wa Rukwa, Joachim Wangabo akaribisha watalii Kalambo falls

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