Is Lusaka Zambia Expensive or I’m Just Broke? Zambia

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

*Is Lusaka expensive?* What do you think about this episode?

[@annaanna-bw2en]

It is expensive. What you find in South Africa will be sometimes three times in price here.

[@tonyrichards9794]

Can you please visit kingland city aga the video was too short

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@tonyrichards9794 full video coming in next episode

[@tonyrichards9794]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS thanks

[@cmukupo1606]

Its expensive

[@stivo9730]

I love Zambians! Very warm, friendly, peaceful, and humourous people. 🇿🇲🥰

[@mongonnam3698]

I'm Cameroonian and use to go once a year in Cameroon. Prices are more expencive there than in Zambia. I think next year i'll try to go to Zambia, Keneth Kunda country, it seems verry interesting. Thanks for your videos, they make me dream. I miss Africa, my continent 😢

[@warrior1657]

Thanks for sharing! The drinks looks delicious, and the mall looks very nice. Much cheaper than the states! I'm moving there :-)

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

There was a musician playing a flute while you strolled through. Such sounds are so relaxing, I might have stopped and meditated right there in the mall!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes the young boy

[@Coolizbizness]

You cant make a fair judgement of prices just by shopping at the mall, Lusaka is a fairly large city you need to move around and have different shopping experiences. Shoprite used to be cheap some years back but has become a little expensive due to inflation so majority locals don't entirely get everything from the malls.

[@francoismartin4405]

The Shoping mall is nice, but a bit expensive like many malls across the continent owing to the fact most of the goods sold there are imported. This is an opportunity to develop a network of local industries to complete the value chain and create jobs.

[@cklaus3326]

I totally agree with you...localisation. our counterparts buy their own products, I can talk about Germany because I am very familiar with the system, they buy their own products. They promote each other in the EU. Create more jobs get rid of the colonial mentality thinking imported stuff is better.

[@tonyrichards9794]

Zambia is very peaceful you can stay years without seen anyone fighting on a street

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

100 and friendly

[@Kikongolessons]

Nice !

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Lol. Some guys actually tried to pick on me and start a brawl but that's just an isolated incident. Loved my stay there.

[@fatimadaya8736]

Peaceful? Say that to all the people who got robbed and whose houses got broken into😂

[@Kikongolessons]

@@fatimadaya8736 😮😮😨😨

[@lucybgl]

I have visited Zambia / Lusaka 5 times and have enjoyed each visit! I live in Iowa, USA. See you again in April 2023🥰

[@lawrence6616]

Remember this is a landlocked country. Stuff costs a lot to go out and come in. It is that simple. If you are Kenya or Tanzania, once imports arrive at the ports, that's it. We pay a premium for transport from Durban, Walvis Bay, Dar-es-Salaam. Things just have to be more expensive in Zambia. It is simple economics.

[@cklaus3326]

We need to produce more so that we do not depend on imports, I am positive Zambia can do it. I am a Zambian living in Germany, it is simple things that really make Germany tick because they do not have much resources as we do, unfavourable weather but still there is enough farm produce, with a bit of organic products from Uganda, Kenya Egypt, if we are landlicked we need to make our road network better. Allocate and use taxes properly, trade agreements between with other countries should be favourable...that may help our economic indicators to look better. I see that the exchange rate is reducing and people are excited because we depend on imports.

[@cklaus3326]

Including solar, Germany and Sweden for example are using more solar in comparison to us with so much sunlight...and still struggling with load shading...we need to promote our own, we also need better international trade relations. The EU works for it's people in the country member states, including outside if the EU AU on the other hand, I am not sure... We have great minds in Zambia but our leaders need to be accountable...food should not be too expensive for anyone to afford...food is not a luxury but a necessity a fundamental right like education.

[@mwapechandakaunda1550]

C Klaus you should come and start it here, all those great ideas need to be put to use.

[@RainCulture]

In terms of expenses, lusaka is all about which area you are staying in, the better the area you staying in the more the food is expensive.

[@MsPhoenix99]

Thanks for sharing! The mall looked plentiful 🍉 🍌 🍎 I especially like the smoothie yogurt shop. Scooping the fruit in front of you. It was presentable w/ good customer service 🫐🍍

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yeees that's my favorite corner

[@suntzu8959]

Of late the Kwacha has rapidly gained against USD but prices have remained the same.

[@bestonechinyant2365]

I actually love that background music... indeed lusaka is a beautiful city

[@KushathaK]

It’s expensive i want there last month

[@agnessnyundu3820]

If you want cheaper fruits buy from city market.in supermarkets foodstuffs are always more expensive compared to vendors.

[@Kikongolessons]

Right !

[@kevinmeikle4191]

i live in scotland came across your vlog really enjoyed it goodluck

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you Kevin

[@MAASAIWITHPASSPORT]

Its Amazing video

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@pulechongo6817]

Recently visited a nice mall called Karen hub in Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪. It's quiet expensive but I guess I couldn't judge how expensive Nairobi bases on that mall alone because Nairobi is very big. Tha same can be said with east park in lusaka, it's quiet expensive but lusaka has some really cheap places because it's fairly a large city too. By the way I enjoyed my stay in Kenya, Nairobi is well developed.

[@lekhanyanemaboa9328]

Very organised shopping mall I enjoyed your haul❤❤

[@kalubasunga844]

If you are using dollars things are expensive now because kwacha is appreciating yet people aren't reducing prices. Some months ago a dollar was worth 23 kwacha but right now it is just 15. It will take time for prices to go down but things used to be cheap .

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Wow from 23 to 15 that's really great for the Kwacha

[@kalubasunga844]

It's the best performing currency in Africa and second best performing currency In the world.

[@Natural-Cute]

Zambia has been on my list of African countries to visit sooner

[@VillelaAndradeProductions]

Thank you for taking us through the store. We'll be sure to come to visit someday.

[@dianadamptey3438]

Hi African Tigress I personally think it,s because you went to the mall that's that's why you found stuff expensive, try places like town food is quite affordable Enjoying your videos 👍

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗. I think the problem might be my neighborhood

[@mactomacto2712]

What I have noticed though is that Lusaka is nice and not overcrowded, it might be pleasant to live there if you have money!

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

Lusaka is overcrowded. You probably visited the low density areas. Come back and go to the compounds....shanty compounds...

[@stanbeyani5089]

@@muhammadnawaz5039 it really isn't compared to the other African Cities..

[@thandietamila8262]

Lusaka is over crowded, try the copperbelt, Ndola precisely u ll see less pipo but beautiful and clean

[@emmay2586]

Love love East Park Mall is just beautiful clean nice vibe happy is my local Mall! Good that you have chosen to go there❤️

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

💯

[@paulbeauregard2603]

Over here in America 🇺🇸 cooked foods are half price of street foods tend to be gourmet past couple of years

[@elisabethgomis2019]

Bonjour ma belle waho qu,elle belle chanson merci beaucoup pour le partage de tes vidéos.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Merci Mon Amie Elisabeth

[@robertkenyanchef]

I guess Lusaka is relatively cheap compared to Kenya. I visited Kenya last year and the same year saw my friend who lives in Lusaka. I did not spend that much compared to what I paid in Kenya. Here in America, I'm used to the $ and my first time visiting Africa, was thinking that Africa was cheap, but to my surprise, things were costly

[@andrewngumunyu3730]

Africa can be very cheap/affordable or quite costly depending on where you shop. In Kenya for example a Pineapple in a supermarket can cost upwards of $2.5 while in a local market it costs less than $0.8. Eating out in a fancy restaurant you end up spending upwards $20 per meal, while if you eat at the local food stalls you easily spend less than $2 per meal. I can go on and on about the disparities in pricing. It all depends on the location. Most visitors/tourists tend to patronize the fancy areas where prices are inflated

[@robertkenyanchef]

@@andrewngumunyu3730, my wife never told me this. Thank you for sharing.

[@andrewngumunyu3730]

@@robertkenyanchef The local areas where prices are quite cheap can be a bit 'rough' and you might experience some 'culture shock' especially if you are a foreigner. Your wife (I assume she's Kenyan) probably wanted you to have a smooth and seamless stay while in the country.

[@robertkenyanchef]

@@andrewngumunyu3730, you are probably right

[@suntzu8959]

Note that same time last $1 was K24, but now almost around K14.5 and K15, you could get more kwacha from USD then.

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

What a delicious 😋 fruit smoothie! Di fruits dem niiice Honestly, not sure how expensive Zambia is, relatively speaking

[@RainCulture]

East park shopping mall is the best . it's my favorite,my top one shopping mall. You will never go wrong...

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Check your IG

[@africarain8294]

All I can say Africa is beautiful. Go Zam zam Zambia.

[@sarafinalove5330]

Yes I was there in May and I find it expensive especially taxis. Lol i also got lost a few times in the mall it is a big nice mall. Some of the shops are expensive. On a whole, I find food not to be too expensive.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Oh yes transportation is expensive small distance you end up paying $10

[@kapyamwansa8172]

You were using taxi rank drivers,those are expensive you should have used online taxi cabs very cheap

[@sarafinalove5330]

@@kapyamwansa8172 what is online taxi?😗

[@kapyamwansa8172]

@@sarafinalove5330 Online ride hiring app like yango, imagine the amount you can pay to cover 7kilom is 3dollars but if you get an ordinary taxi by the rank they will charge you according to the way you present yourself and the way you are dressed, Yango calculates the distance and converter it into the currency you using, very accurate efficient and reliable.

[@sarafinalove5330]

@@kapyamwansa8172 okay, now i know for next time I visit. Thank you.

[@BuhlebzNetwork]

Shoprite used to be in this standard in the late 90s here in South Africa but now they are no longer in good standard all the good products we transferred to the sister supermarket Cherkers which now featured in big Malls in South Africa you only see Shoprite in little malls in the townships I'm happy to see Shoprite in this standard in Lusaka or maybe it's because of the absence of Cherkers there.

[@wezimcwire9450]

We have "Shoprite Select" which has a better standard than the regular SA Shoprite or Checkers. I am yet to see a Shoprite Select in SA. Shoprite Select on standards is better than Zambian or SA Pick N Pay or Spar. Mostly competes with that standard of Woolworth or Food Lovers

[@brendamunyamana1637]

Zambia is beautiful

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

💯

[@Natural-Cute]

Nice and beautiful places in Zambia, After your trip to Zambia, try to visit Mauritius Island, which is the best of the best in Africa, I will like to receive you when coming.

[@godisfaithful9134]

I think food in Lusaka is cheap, that’s my observation when I was there. But taxis are super expensive and I think that’s why people feel that Lusaka is expensive. But I like the supermarkets, we don’t have those varieties of shops in Rwanda. Lusaka seems to be a little bit developed.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes taxi is expensive... Some foods are cheap some expensive.

[@kimaniyaniadventures835]

True,, taxis are cheap if you use the apps. Ulendo is now cheap. There is also yango

[@paulmulenga8742]

Ive lived in Lusaka all my life, even i dont use taxis. In other cities in Zambia, especially those in the Copperbelt, taxis are way cheaper.

[@stephenalfonso7423]

Next time use the taxi apps, even we locals don’t mostly use the traditional taxis. The ordinary cabs don’t have fixed prices.

[@sherryproudafrican4784]

The mall looks big and beautiful

[@pratik245]

Its more expensive than developed. But underdeveloped places, much underdeveloped than lusaka, in India like Bihar is equally expensive in terms of prices of fruits and many other commodities. In that way, lusaka can be called affordable

[@charityedwards5396]

Finally Zambia- my home…I love your content approach.You actually take the time to do some research on the place you are visiting.Its educational I love your channel….its always unique and interesting to watch.You seem to really enjoy what you do.Stay safe and God bless !Whats your business contact information? Check out the Agogo Bakery.Mr Musa is doing a wonderful job baking fresh bread locally!Watching from San Francisco !🇺🇸..

[@chilubiislandadventures9146]

Food is cheaper in local markets compared to malls, please try Soweto market & City market

[@veemuyambo]

U r correct , those are South African Malls with a lot of SA brands and shops.Very Beautiful indeed.

[@africanstories3505]

They are multi national companies which operate in various SADC countries.

[@judithb6445]

South african branded shops. That mall is in partnership with the University of Zambia for a certain number of years.

[@veemuyambo]

@@judithb6445Thanx for the info Its a beautiful Mall .

[@veemuyambo]

@@Sabelo533 like u said some, l ddnt say all but from my exoeriance being in SA for 7 years and Visiting Zambia for over 20 times l realised majority of your brands and banks are south African..

[@monalisakaetano8083]

A.T visit Vic Falls from Zambia side n see any difference frm Zim side

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

I remember this mall. Loved going there. Great outdoor nightspot there. Let's see how your diet goes. I'm on intermittent fasting. Working wonders for me.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I'm on raw vegan. It's working magic

[@terrismzantsi9648]

Those apples are R28 at Shoprite in South Africa 🍏 that 🍍 pineapple is R15.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

So it's cheaper in SA

[@terrismzantsi9648]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS yes apples and pineapple are cheaper here 🇿🇦

[@Coolizbizness]

@@terrismzantsi9648 we import those from SA

[@terrismzantsi9648]

@@Coolizbizness okay it makes now. They're on special now are R20

[@jammymukumbi2517]

Mom you have gone to the most expensive place. You cannot rate the cost of living in Zambia from east park more, the place is too expensive. Get down to the native shops, indian shops, streets, common markets, chacha road and freedom way. These are places where a common man buys their daily food. Come see for yourself, Zambia is a nice place to live, stay and we're very peaceful, no chicken fights on the streets and no xenophobia like some neighbouring countries. We are so peaceful such that people run to see what is happening where they have heard the sound of a gun shot. The reason is simple such are very rare occurrences. Illegal immigrants hide in petroleum tanks just to get to this beautiful hub of Southern Africa, the Land of Milk and Honey 🍯.

[@chriscleverharrison488]

Nice one pls come to Nigeria

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I'll come back again

[@monicanundwe2459]

As here in Zambia they are places we can buy cheap things. Next time you visit go kamwala shops,comesa market, Soweto market. There things are very check.

[@lebo5281]

There are many South African products there, so that explains the mark-up, but it is not that outrageous

[@makeitknown8064]

Zambia is expensive. Both transport and food. I live and work on Lusaka, the assumed currency gain and the nonexistent price adjustments make things very expensive. For example a loaf of bread in 2021 august when the Kwacha was 1:22 with the USD was K15 Fast forward to 2022, the Kwacha is 1:15.20 but bread still costs the same.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes I guess this is the real reason. Prices don't drop when kwacha gains

[@georgepresley5120]

Bread price is solely determined by wheat prices. If Lusaka imports wheat then bread prices will fall with a stronger kwacha but if wheat is sourced locally I think prices will remain same

[@makeitknown8064]

@@georgepresley5120 please note i used bread as an example but if you go on ground, you will see that prices of food stuffs has remained constant despite the local currency appreciating in value. For example the recent adjustment of fuel price, which was just parallel to the gain in Value of the kwacha against the dollar. For someone buying fuel in USD, price hasn’t changed…. We call them mind games.

[@georgepresley5120]

@@makeitknown8064 I understand the mind games. Here in Kenya every price hike is blamed on the Russian invasion of Ukraine but in Zambia at least a stronger kwacha is helping absorb some of the inflationary pressure

[@makeitknown8064]

@@georgepresley5120 A stronger Kwacha only makes things expensive for the locals provided no price control measures are put in place.

[@felixlupenga3802]

K65 that's expensive, on food street vs shops it depends location. Some low class location food is cheaper than in hyper market. Great video, visited karioko yrs back

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Transportation is even more expensive

[@felixlupenga3802]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS I agree 👍

[@Coolizbizness]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS try Yango

[@mcdevante7911]

I noticed you struggle finding a place to eat with indigenous Zambian food. I suggest you visit a place called MATEBETO right in Lusaka, you’ll find really good local dishes some with brilliant history about them. You’ll get a full experience there if you can have a local tour guide with you so they can explain some of the foods and ingredients. Enjoy your stay in Zambia ! Love your videos )

[@mcdevante7911]

Give me a shout out in your video if you do visit the place !! 🥹

[@tao6775]

Yes, or Kumushi in the show grounds

[@jebboesherman1721]

Please, what's the name of the song being played in the video

[@cosmicwisdom999]

Granny Smiths and Fuji apples are the best!👌

[@andrewjones4773]

Shoprite is the biggest supermarket chain in Zambia then Pick n pay.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Pick and pay has fresh food compared to ShopRite

[@hagumaivan1072]

What's the name of the sound track in the back ground?

[@stivo9730]

I love the way Kenyans pronounce the word "smoothie". 🇰🇪🥰 I was hoping to hear you say the word! 😄

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@africanstories3505]

What's the link to that background song? if you went to soweto Market you would have spent K50 for the groceries you bought. Instead of above K200

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Really? I’m going there tomorrow

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

The song is Jemano by sillaba and Maher Cissoko

[@africanstories3505]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS thanks

[@africaninvestor7032]

The kwacha is the best performing currency right now against the dollar,so u will need more shillings to exchange for kwacha as compared to recent times

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I'm using dollars

[@mzerk9324]

YES but a strong currency can be a negative if Yr economy is export led but beneficial if Yr economy is import driven. However, an exchange rate must just be healthy. Imagine if government was getting 6 billion USD from sale of minerals in 2020 when currency was 22 to 1 USD ,it means that more money was received in kwacha about 132 billion compared to now when rate is 15. Lost revenue amounts to 42 billion kwacha. But if the appreciation of currency increases economic activities then a boom in the economy will outweigh the loss In form of increased taxes to state. A high exchange rate in 3rd world will often reduce government revenues. A balance is needed.

[@africaninvestor7032]

@@mzerk9324 makes sense

[@inyenyenzi]

It's expensive because the country is running on Chiluba's Kaboba economics that turned everyone into a subsistence Marketeer and Investors took over local industries and supply chains, raised prices by 200% because they are out to make a profit. The regulations were non-existent in the last 25 years and this is the result. Most people have home gardens, are homesteaders, have farms or know a farmer which removes the need for uncomfortable Soweto Market, which is why the produce there goes to waste. Visiting farmers and buying from their markets would've been a better experience.

[@lebo5281]

What is Kaboba economics Naleli?

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

Frederick Chiluba fell line, hook and sinker for the Washington Confusion. He Destroyed our industrial and manufacturing base... became an importing and trading economy.... everyone is buying and selling to eke out a miserable existence now

[@walubitalubinda5415]

The Kwacha has made a 30% gain over the USD over last year from K23/USD to about K15/USD. It is expensive in that regard as you are selling USD to get our currency. Enjoy your stay.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Sure

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Also the vendors are not reducing costs

[@paulbeauregard2603]

Super market foods:- Street foods

[@yibariki]

if you think Lusaka is more expensive than Nairobi then it must be extremely expensive because Nairobi is the most expensive city in EAC.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

For $ here in Lusaka you get 6 bananas in Kenya at least 12

[@kimaniyaniadventures835]

You are shopping at the wrong places. Food is cheaper in the streets here. I visited Nairobi in December

[@johnsitumbeko732]

Great video. My observation is that you are getting fewer Kwachas for your Dollars while prices of commodities seem to be exactly the same. Since you arrived a few days ago $1 is now K15 from K16. A month ago it was at K17. Perhaps that could be why things seem to be expensive. I would recommend you visit Soweto market (with someone to guide you, it's too overcrowded and hectic) just within Lusaka, you will find much cheaper prices of foods than in the malls.

[@nizarr21]

Absolutely agree, markets have favourable prices compared to malls. I save up alot when I go to the market

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Alright, I'm going to go to Soweto Market

[@abrahamkumwenda]

​@@AFRICANTIGRESS Please have someone familiar with the market accompany you, that place can be too crowded but also can have some people that would want to extort your money. WHILE YOU ARE HERE DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT VISIT KATONDO STREET TO BUY ANYTHING!

[@samsontheroadman]

Not expensive at all if you compare with other cities in Africa 😊🙏

[@spiritoffaith2]

From your price list some are expensive and some are not. Am Zimbabwean so not easy to make a fair comparison. So when done there hoping to see you soon over here muroora.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Soon very soon

[@sherryshazala7123]

Happy Sunday, looking pretty. Beautiful mall nice fresh fruits. I guess Kenya is more expensive though economy is high all over the world.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you sis

[@kayseankay3979]

Try shopping from city market 💀😂😂 near cbd

[@ianhambozi1531]

It's so nice to see you hear in Zambia, lovely content I like it. Welcome come to our country we live you here.

[@kaydenpat]

The mall is beautiful.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Absolutely 💯

[@daadirmohamed6580]

It is like European Mall

[@wilbrodstephens7064]

Thanks for visiting ZED. too bad we don't have much to offer anyways have a blessed day 🥰

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You have friendly people that's worth more than everything material

[@manyande8682]

Your driver lied. Food is definitely cheaper on the streets than in supermarkets. There’s just no way that that would be possible. Some items that you buy on the streets can even cost five times or more in supermarkets. For your basic food requirements you should definitely buy them from markets or streets and not Malls

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I will go to the market today

[@sashaforce6976]

Lusaka is expensive, some commodities are cheap but generally it's expensive to live in Lusaka (rent, food, taxi) even eating out in general is expensive.

[@admirenyandoro261]

Wonderful Zambia l like it

[@YeshuaMuzic]

How popular is contactless payment in Lusaka??

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Not popular

[@YeshuaMuzic]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Wow. How about the other African countries you have visited? The way tech is going eventually tap payment will end up being the most used.

[@norahkachusha7136]

Lusaka is cheaper on food than most towns in Zambia. It's only expensive on accomodation

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Wow I thought smaller towns will be cheaper

[@alumbwesainent7700]

@AFRICAN TIGRESS cities like Ndola can be more expensive than Lusaka

[@norahkachusha7136]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS no it's the other way round....

[@marthanyirenda6800]

You can say that again lusaka is cheaper in terms of food that accomodations

[@walubitalubinda5415]

Great video

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

The you

[@marshallhombasha5032]

Lusaka is very expensive now. Its like people have no respect for the dollar anymore

[@mramazing3380]

😅😅 You've made my day

[@namakandosimenda4390]

Try Luanda in Angola.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I'm told it's expensive

[@namakandosimenda4390]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS When you are in a new place ask the locals, they will help! Personally I think it's cheaper to buy uncooked food and cook it and eat fresh. Soweto market is crowded but you can buy vegetables much cheaper and fresh and wide selection! God bless you and God bless Kenya!

[@brianmulubwa941]

Our currency is too strong that's why you find things expensive . $1 = 15 Zambian kwacha

[@TheHardcoreboy747]

Don't forget Zambia has at least 30 malls in lusaka 🤭 plus the new one just opened last month 😆

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

What where?

[@TheHardcoreboy747]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS I was told the mall you just vlogged it's the newest shopping mall in lusaka which also makes it number 31th 😆

[@felixlupenga3802]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS link up with traveltainment ,a vlogger too

[@calijimcaale9966]

Hhhhhh yoh you make me smile

[@magumbo2898]

Wow that mall is big and beautiful 🇿🇼

[@asaphmvula6115]

Lusaka has more than 15 shopping malls, hope you get to check out most of them and enjoy yourself!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Been to Levi and Manda

[@asaphmvula6115]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Oh lovely! hope you had a good time. And plenty more remaining kkk,

[@tonyrichards9794]

They're actually 30

[@robertphiri3038]

@@tonyrichards9794 lusaka as more than 30 malls

[@pulechongo6817]

More than 40 actually

[@mohamedkamara5199]

Very beautiful and clean city, US FROM WEST AFRICA NEEDS TO IMPROVE, MOST COUNTRIES IN WEST AFRICA ARE REALLY BEHIND, POOR INFRASTRUCTURES ETC

[@odionugbiyobo2316]

How many countries did you visit in West Africa?

[@odionugbiyobo2316]

I disagree with your generalizations

[@mohamedkamara5199]

@@odionugbiyobo2316 many, so it more than one or two, I have been to Gambia, sierraleone, Liberia, Guinea Conakry, Mali, Togo etc

[@mohamedkamara5199]

@@odionugbiyobo2316 I didn't generalised it, I said most I didn't say all, comprehend my statement sir, jah bless

[@mcback4384]

Especially Nigeria

[@martinjailosimwanza9568]

Good dietary plan

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I feel really good and energetic

[@frejahmule619]

No Lusaka is not expensive what is expensive is actually your preferences, the 2022 statistics says, N'Djamena in Chad has been ranked as the most expensive city in Africa and 13th in the world. Lusaka in Zambia is the least expensive city in Africa to live in, with a global ranking of 208 out of 209 cities.30 Jun 2022, Lusaka is expensive and cheap based on your area of location.

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

I definitely would have challenged you to the indoor chess match, Miss Tigress🧠

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I don't know how to play chess

[@Onedon29]

It's affordable 👍

[@elishamwale5649]

The onions u bought for 11kwacha are 1kwacha here

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Where?

[@kennedychibesakunda9286]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS buy from our local markets

[@MRSZ5440]

Checking in from Louisville, KY USA the price for fruits an d vegetables are about the same +/- $16.00 there a big difference the food there is grown better larger and probley healthier while our food might not even be real in some cases looks like mini food to yours 😅

[@brianmulubwa941]

Our fruits and vegetables are organic without any chemicals . Very healthy and healing to the body and Spirit

[@abelicious4329]

Your title s intriguing

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Lol why?

[@abelicious4329]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS because one is forced to watch.

[@abrahamkumwenda]

Go buy fruits and vegetables from Soweto Market next time, things are cheaper there compared to the Malls. Please have someone familiar with the market accompany you, that place can be too crowded but also can have some people that would want to extort your money. WHILE YOU ARE HERE DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT VISIT KATONDO STREET TO BUY ANYTHING!

[@piotrmackowski6779]

I was in Lusaka in august last year and i had feeling that Lusaka is really expensive comparing to zambians salaries. Even in comparison to my country (Poland) prices were pretty high. That time 1 złoty (polish currency) was almost 5 kwacha. Nowadays it's about 3,2 kwacha and it makes Lusaka even more expensive from my point of view

[@MTAautomotive]

It's really expensive also compared with European salaries... with 2400 kwacha you can buy a cellphone 📱 of low quality, the one in Europe is for free.The network isn't working well and it's expensise... still there're frequently powercuts and you pay the electricity for the 230 volts but... are they really 230???Ulendo is expensive compared with South America uber , and the cars are often spoiled and dirties...The local food is nice like the people, abd not expensive but 'cause it's local...

[@ubulendo8788]

Frequent powercut . Which part of Zambia? We nolonger experience loadshedding in Zambia. We are even exporting power .

[@RaeKembabazi]

That fresh juice was 🤤

[@paulbeauregard2603]

Anyway you guys should hang out for more local series. She is more of meticulous setting and your are more jovial

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Who?

[@paulbeauregard2603]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS After so many admirers, don't blame you, la demoiselle Mercy

[@chitkay6558]

You don't buy in the Mall if you want to survive in Zambia

[@josephhanna7321]

What is the percent of business owned by Zambian and Foreigners?

[@davylukwao2349]

Most businesses in Zambia are foreign owned

[@davidluangisa4515]

Am always travelling with you,,, watching from Tanzania

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@maureenburrell5452]

This. Place. Has. Some. Features. Like. South. Africa

[@vkjfv]

Looks like not many customers or shoppers

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes

[@vkjfv]

@@Sabelo533 shouldnt matter most malls are packed when they are open

[@mackyj7801]

Just mention they are 2 shopries in the mall 1 is normal and the other one is specifically expensive (luxury items) inflation was like 20% in Lusaka last year things are expensive. With the Kwacha strengthening this year hopefully things will continue to become more affordable. Street markets are cheaper like every else but that's not for expats.