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Tuesday, August 01, 2006. Here comes the Chief. In the middle of our Sorghum festival, Chief Sikute interupted for about 15 minutes as he slowly made a traditional Lozi entrance. First you could hear his troop in the distance singing and drumming, then we sat and waited as he made his way to the stage. As he stepped up, all 400 spectators kneeled and clapped. Quite the sight to see! Posted by Robert Borzychowski at 8/01/2006 08:12:00 AM. Thursday, July 27, 2006. Q What does your [Zambian] family do.*.

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Tuesday, August 01, 2006. Here comes the Chief. In the middle of our Sorghum festival, Chief Sikute interupted for about 15 minutes as he slowly made a traditional Lozi entrance. First you could hear his troop in the distance singing and drumming, then we sat and waited as he made his way to the stage. As he stepped up, all 400 spectators kneeled and clapped. Quite the sight to see! Posted by Robert Borzychowski at 8/01/2006 08:12:00 AM. Thursday, July 27, 2006. Q What does your [Zambian] family do.*.

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Tuesday, August 01, 2006. Here comes the Chief. In the middle of our Sorghum festival, Chief Sikute interupted for about 15 minutes as he slowly made a traditional Lozi entrance. First you could hear his troop in the distance singing and drumming, then we sat and waited as he made his way to the stage. As he stepped up, all 400 spectators kneeled and clapped. Quite the sight to see! Posted by Robert Borzychowski at 8/01/2006 08:12:00 AM. View my complete profile. Current News from Zambia.

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Thursday, July 27, 2006. I've been asked a few questions from the McMaster ewb chapter, so I'll try to address them all here. If you're busy, don't bother reading as it might be pretty boring but it should give more detail about what life here is like. You can also e-mail me anytime if you have any other questions. Q What is a typical day from waking to sleeping? Q What does your [Zambian] family do.*. Q What is the situation with water waste and electricity.*. Q What is Zambian culture like.*. Drug medi...

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Wednesday, June 28, 2006. Photos of Village life. This is the village church before it filled up. The sunroof in not intentional. Mr and Mrs. Simbotchwe standing proudly infront of their home. The hut where I stayed, before we took the antenna to the neighbors. (sorry I don't know how to rotate it). The village watering hole, and fishing pond. This was the scenery that greeted us every morning! Posted by Robert Borzychowski at 6/28/2006 08:34:00 AM. However after spending some more time in the village I ...

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Rob in Zambia: July 2006

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Thursday, July 27, 2006. I've been asked a few questions from the McMaster ewb chapter, so I'll try to address them all here. If you're busy, don't bother reading as it might be pretty boring but it should give more detail about what life here is like. You can also e-mail me anytime if you have any other questions. Q What is a typical day from waking to sleeping? Q What does your [Zambian] family do.*. Q What is the situation with water waste and electricity.*. Q What is Zambian culture like.*. As we sta...

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Wednesday, June 28, 2006. Photos of Village life. This is the village church before it filled up. The sunroof in not intentional. Mr and Mrs. Simbotchwe standing proudly infront of their home. The hut where I stayed, before we took the antenna to the neighbors. (sorry I don't know how to rotate it). The village watering hole, and fishing pond. This was the scenery that greeted us every morning! Posted by Robert Borzychowski at 6/28/2006 08:34:00 AM. View my complete profile. Taking Food from the Starving.

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