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Duchess of Edinburgh to Visit Zambia, Strengthening UKZambia Ties

The Duchess of Edinburgh is scheduled to undertake an official visit to...

By Alice Lubasi The Duchess of Edinburgh is scheduled to undertake an official visit to Zambia from 14th to 19th September, 2026. While in the country, the Duchess is expected to visit Lusaka, Lower Zambezi and Livingstone. The Duchess of Edinburgh is expected to meet Zambians whose work reflects the many dimensions of the UK-Zambia relationship, rooted in mutual respect and shared ambition. She is also expected to engage with educators, business and community leaders, healthcare workers, artists and conservationists, highlighting the breadth of collaboration between the two nations. The duchess will also be involved in programmes of engagements spanning education, women’s enterprise, health, conservation and culture. The visit will celebrate the longstanding friendship and connections between Zambia and the UK. This is according to a statement issued to ZNBC News by Senior Communications Officer TAONGA KAONGA. The Duchess of Edinburgh is a senior working member of the British royal family and the wife of Prince Edward.

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