Zambia

The country of Zambia is located in south-central Africa. Zambia is Africa's largest copper producer and is also home to the Victoria Falls, which is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Victoria Falls is known locally as the "Smoke that Thunders" and is found along the Zambezi River. The Victoria Falls brings in growing numbers of tourists, along with the countries wildlife found in large game parks. Another reason tourists are drawn to Zambia is because of how peaceful and trouble-free it is, unlike their eight neighbors around them.

Even though Zambia has amazing natural wonders and peace, social conditions are rough. Poverty is spread all over the country. Also Zambia has the lowest life expectancy and the death rate is one of the highest in the world. The previous numbers are greatly impacted by HIV and Aids.

Facts about Zambia:

-Full name: Republic of Zambia

-Population: 13.5 million

-Capital: Lusaka

-Life expectancy: 49 years for men and 50 years for women

-Main exports: copper, minerals, tobacco 

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