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British High Commissioner to Zambia Celebrates World Bicycle Day with One YeYe international
WORLD Bicycle Day was marked in style Monday with a morning ride led by British High Commissioner to Zambia H.E. Rebecca Terzeon and Zambia’s Cultural Ambassador and “tall bicycle” icon, One YeYe International. After the ride, the group gathered for breakfast at the British Residence…
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WORLD Bicycle Day was marked in style Monday with a morning ride led by British High Commissioner to Zambia H.E. Rebecca Terzeon and Zambia’s Cultural Ambassador and “tall bicycle” icon, One YeYe International.
After the ride, the group gathered for breakfast at the British Residence in Lusaka. The conversation centered on One YeYe International’s cycling journeys across Zambia, his recent trip to Cape Town, future plans, and Zambia’s rich cultural heritage.
The moment carried extra meaning as H.E. Terzeon and One YeYe International reflected on past meetings at Zambia’s cultural ceremonies and finally completed a bike ride together. To mark the occasion, the High Commissioner presented One YeYe International with a gift celebrating their shared passion for cultural awareness and collaboration.
“Days like this remind us how diverse, rich, and fun Zambian culture is — and that sometimes, it’s best experienced on two wheels,”
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