Category: Zambia

Postcards: Zambia National Tourism Board – Type I

Zambia National Tourism Board

Type I

The bottom line of the address area is a solid line. See Type IA for a dotted line.

No.sDescriptionEarliest PMK Date
N/ALusaka Zambia:
- Cairo Road Lusaka
- Cairo Road Lusaka
- Curio Sellers Lusaka
N/ARainbow on Victoria Falls25/07/1984
N/AVictoria Falls09/03/1984
N/AVictoria Falls Zambia:
- Victoria Falls
- Rainbow on Victoria Falls
- Victoria Falls
- Sunset at Victoria Falls		22/07/1983
N/AZambia
- View from Nkamba Bay Lodge
- Hippo on Lake Tanganyika
- Beach near Kasaba Lodge		02/03/1981
N/AZambia:
- Elephant...
- Kudu...
- Water Buck...
- Lioness...		00/00/1984
N/AZambia:
- Impala...
- Hippo on Kafue River...
- Lioness Head...		00/08/1981
N/AZambia:
- The Nalikwanda...
- Lozi Women...
- The Nalikwanda...
- The Nalikwanda arrives...
N/AZambia:
- Victoria Falls
- Curio Sellers at Victoria Falls
- Rhino - Musi-o-tunya Zoological Park
- Musi-o-tunya Intercontinental Hotel		11/02/1981

FB

Zambia National Tourism Board

Zambia National Tourism Board

Lusaka

In 1979 the Zambia National Tourist Bureau changed it’s name to the Zambia National Tourist Board and became an autonomous statutory board that implemented all policies on behalf of the Zambian Government.

The successful campaigns of Zambia in the Sun was changed to Zambia the Real Africa.

Postcards

Postcards: SAPRA Studios – Type III

SAPRA Studios

Type III

No.sDescriptionEarliest PMK Date
206African Wild Life
342Buffalo Herd and Egrets in Manyara Game Park21/08/1969
452Wildbeest and Zebra Herds14/07/1973

FB

Postcards: SAPRA Studios – Type II – African Wild Life (50-80)

No.sDescriptionEarliest PMK Date
RZ/53Lion at Waterhole18/05/1970
RZ/59Elephant Against Sunrise
RZ/62Elephant Against Sunrise03/10/1968
RZ/66Giraffe and Ostriches14/07/1969
RZ/77Serval Cat15/08/1969
RZ/79Silver-Back Jackal11/05/1970
RZ/80Fish Eagle09/06/1970

Postcards: SAPRA Studios – Type II – African Wild Life (1-49)

SAPRA Studios

Type II – African Wild Life (1-49)

No.sDescriptionEarliest PMK Date
RZ/17Young Lions in Luanga Valley National Park
RZ/34Pride of Lions16/07/1969
RZ/43Cheetah

Postcards: Unity Press – Type IIIA

Unity Press

Type IIIA

No.sDescriptionEarliest PMK Date
N/APamodzi Hotel - Lusaka

FB

Dunlop Zambia Ltd

Dunlop Zambia Ltd

Ndola

After Zambia’s independence in 1964, the Government-owned Industrial Development Corporation of Zambia (INDECO) set about to organise and manage State investments either as wholly-owned subsidiaries or as companies established on a joint venture basis with major equity held by the Zambian Government. Dunlop Zambia Ltd was one of these projects that fell under INDECO.

The K3-8 million Dunlop Zambia tyre factory in Ndola was officially opened by President Kaunda on April 26, 1969. Dunlop ceased production at their Ndola plant in Zambia in 1997, before ditching the local market in view of the poor economic environment during a period, which made the manufacturing industry less viable.

References

  • Overseas Business Reports, Issues 30-60

FB

Zambia Red Cross Society

Zambia Red Cross Society

In 1966, Zambia Red Cross Society (ZRCS) was created by an Act of Parliament. The Society was recognized by the International Committee of the Red Cross in the same year.

In 1967 ZRCS joined the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (formerly League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies) thereby becoming part of the International Red Cross Movement. Over the years, the Society has steadily grown and formed branches in all the ten provinces of Zambia.

The mandate of ZRCS is to complement Government’s effort in alleviating all forms of human suffering through well coordinated.

References

International Committee of the Red Cross

International Committee of the Red Cross

Since its creation in 1863, the International Committee of the Red Cross’ sole objective has been to ensure protection and assistance for victims of armed conflict and strife. It does so through its direct action around the world, as well as by encouraging the development of international humanitarian law (IHL) and promoting respect for it by governments and all weapon bearers. Its story is about the development of humanitarian action, the Geneva Conventions and the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.

Within central Africa, the first branches were established through the British Red Cross Society, a society formed in 1870.

Regions

Stamp Issues

Cinderellas

Commemorative Covers

References

Contributors
  • Keith Harrop
  • Walter Herdzik

FB

1 2 3 4 … 33