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Alexis Fisher, Stephanie Zipp, Tre Davis, Hunter Brooks

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The terrain of Zambia is mostly high plateau, with some hills and mountains.

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Exports: The main exports are copper and cobalt (earning some US $4.6 billion in 2007), tobacco, flowers, food, live animals and cotton; and the main imports are machinery, transport equipment, petroleum products, chemicals and foodstuffs.

Imports: Zambia is a net importer of goods and services. Net imports accounted for 2% of GDP in 2005

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Currency: Zambian kwacha

Zambia is one of Sub-Saharan Africa's most highly urbanized countries

Over the past three decades, incomes in Zambia have fallen steadily. Poverty is widespread – 64 per cent of the total population lives below the poverty line, rising to 80 per cent in rural areas, meaning they do not have adequate income to meet their basic food requirements

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The median age in Zambia is 17.2 years.

The current population of Zambia is 17,413,900 as of Friday, February 16, 2018

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Zambia is known for their droughts. So without the rain to grow the crops they are starving.

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The country’s staple crop and most cultivated is corn (maize).
Other major crops include: cotton, soybeans, tobacco, groundnuts, paprika, sorghum, wheat, rice, sunflower seeds, coffee, as well as sugar, fruits, other vegetables and flowers.

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For many Zambians, the staple food is maize/corn

Beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage

For breakfast, nshima is usually served thin and sometimes with sugar.

For lunch and dinner, the consistency is thicker (like mashed potato) and it is eaten with a tasty relish of meat, fish or vegetables.

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https://blog.arousingappetites.com/goulabjamoun-zambian-sweet-potato-dessert-fritters/

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https://youtu.be/Ko32ojP2vDo