Lusaka, the capital of Zambia with over 2,000,000 inhabitants, is built on an extensive
plateau composed mainly of schists and dolomitic marbles, constituting a very important …

Lusaka, the capital city of Zambia with more than two million inhabitants, derives
approximately 70% of its water requirements from groundwater sourced in the underlying …

Groundwater is becoming a more accessible and comparatively cheap source of water for
drinking, agriculture and industry in Zambia than surface water. However, in Lusaka, the …

The Lusaka Plateau hosts some of the most productive karstic carbonate aquifers, which are
historically a dependable water supply source for the city of Lusaka. While it has been an …

Water forms the basis of life and an essential prerequisite for any socio-economic
development and growth. Currently, groundwater has increasingly become a comparatively …

Background: The threat of high profile diseases causing outbreaks has drawn attention to
public health surveillance systems, much needed for the timely detection of outbreaks. A …

Stormwater management is being justified as a fundamental line of consideration in
achieving sustainable urban development. Lusaka urban experiences impacts ensuing from …

Abstract The capital of Zambia Lusaka about 2 million inhabitants) is built on a plateau
where dolomitic marbles widely crop out. The carbonate formation hosts a very intensively …

Lusaka, Zambia has a population of over 2,000,000 and is built on a vulnerable karstic
dolomite aquifer which provides over half of the drinking water for this area. Around 65% of …