Kundalila Falls 4K
Kundalila falls, located near Serenje, Zambia. Filmed with a DJI Mavic Pro.
Kundalila Falls Montage HD
Filmed near Serenje, Zambia. Captured on a DJI Mavic Pro.
Harlem Shake: Serenje, Zambia
Brookside and Fairview Church do the harlem shake with orphains from Serenje.
Kundalila Falls
The Kaombe River in Zambia falls over the lip of the Muchinga escarpment and makes an exciting waterfall near the small town of Kanona in the Serenje District. The waterfall is called Kundalila Falls which means crying dove in the local Bemba language.GPS coordinates:T2 junction to the falls (Kanona): 13.070171°S 30.63445°E / -13.070171; 30.63445Kundalila Falls: 13.15428°S 30.702484°E / -13.15428; 30.702484Location directions: Drive the T2 Great North Road up to Kanona where you see a junction signposted Kundalila Falls 14km - National Monument (GPS above). Follow the gravel road. After 500m you will cross the TAZARA railway tracks and at the end of the road you will reach the falls.From top of the falls you have a spectacular view over the Luangwa Valley which is part of the Albertine Rift, the western branch of the East African Rift. In multiple stages the Kaombe River drops some 80m from the escarpment. At the foot of the fall is an area of great scenic beauty: a natural pool surrounded by famous wild flowers. Bathing is allowed and a camping site is open.Kundalila Falls belongs to the list of official Zambian Natural Monuments, see Monuments and Historic Sites of Zambia.
Muyo's take away in serenje central, Zambia
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Headmaster
The headteacher of a local shool in Serenje, Zambia sends his thanks for the support given by kerith Community Church over the past 5 years through partnership with Tearfund.
Month 9: Zambia
I spent my month 9 in Serenje District, Zambia. Very rural and dusty, but beautiful nonetheless.
Serenje Gift Day November 2009
A short film made by Andrew White about the work of Kerith Community Church and other partners working in Serenje Zambia. See kerith.co.uk/serenje and serenje.blogspot.com. Permission has been given to use the music sound track by Tim Hughes.
Serenje boys S U 2014
scripture Union of 2014
Kasanka Elephant 1
The big bull elephant in Kasanka National Park, Zambia
Finding Chitambo
A journey to Chief Chitambo's village in Zambia, to see where David Livingstone spent his last days before going home to be with the Lord in a kneeling position beside his bead. His followwers buried his heart under an Impundu tree and carried his body 1,000 miles to the coast of Tanzania, and accompanied it back to England where it can be found today at Westminster Abbey. (Video also shows footage from the town of Livingstone in the South of Zambia near the Victoria Falls).
Zambian Village Market
A tour of the market area in the village of Nchimishi (located in Serenje District, Central Province, Zambia), where I was a Peace Corps Volunteer from April 2009 - April 2011.