Evelyn Hone College

Evelyn Hone College of Applied Arts and Commerce in Lusaka is one of Zambia's oldest and most prestigious public tertiary institutions. Established in 1963, shortly before the nation gained independence, the college was named after Sir Evelyn Hone, the last British Governor of Northern Rhodesia, who was instrumental in the peaceful transition to sovereignty. The institution features a diverse range of diploma and certificate courses in fields such as business studies, health sciences, fine arts, music, and communication. As a pioneer in vocational and technical education, the college has trained thousands of professionals who now hold key positions in Zambia's government and private sectors. Centrally located in the heart of the capital, the campus features specialized labs, workshops, and a well-known music center. Despite the challenges of expanding student populations, Evelyn Hone College remains a vital pillar of the Zambian education system and a symbol of national development through skill acquisition.

Nearby cities

Lusaka

Lusaka is the capital and largest city of Zambia, a bustling commercial and administrative hub.

Chongwe

A town situated east of Lusaka, serving as a gateway and important agricultural region.

Rufunsa

A town located east of Lusaka, becoming a significant district administrative center.

History & landmarks

Zambezi River Authority Building

The headquarters of the organization that manages the waters of the Zambezi between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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NIPA Campus Lusaka

The National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA) is a central educational institution for civil servants.

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Lusaka Playhouse

The leading theater house in the capital, where many national theater and art productions take place.

Taj Pamodzi Hotel

A renowned luxury hotel in Lusaka, valued by business travelers and tourists alike.

InterContinental Lusaka

A traditional luxury hotel and event center near the embassies in Lusaka.

Manda Hill Mall

One of the most prominent shopping centers in Lusaka, serving as a central hub for commerce and leisure.

State House Lusaka

The official residence and office of the President of Zambia, located in the capital Lusaka.

Sunset Stadium

A well-known football stadium in Lusaka that is the home of Zanaco Football Club.

Nature

Mweru-Wantipa Lake

A lake in northern Zambia characterized by its variable water levels and surrounding swamps.

Lake Tanganyika

An immense, ancient freshwater lake in Africa, bordering Zambia and known for its extraordinary biodiversity.

Kalambo Falls

A spectacular waterfall on the Kalambo River, marking the border between Zambia and Tanzania.

More places

Zambian Breweries Plant

The leading brewery in Zambia, producing popular local and international beer brands.

Parmalat Dairy Plant

A central processing center for milk and dairy products in the country.

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Marrapodi Settlement

One of Lusaka's oldest unauthorized settlements, founded by early Italian contractors and later African laborers.

Trade Kings Manufacturing

A major Zambian manufacturer of detergents, beverages, and confectionery.

Cairo Road Commercial Heritage

The historical main thoroughfare of Lusaka, named as part of Cecil Rhodes' vision of a Cape-to-Cairo route.

Twin Rivers Kopje

An archaeological site situated on a hill containing Middle Stone Age artifacts and early evidence of pigment use.

Chilanga Cement

Zambia's first cement plant, playing a key role in infrastructure development.

Kafue Railway Bridge

Completed in 1906, it was one of the longest bridges in Africa at the time of its construction.