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The Mosi People

Mosi, Mosi, Mosi, Mosi. It seems like Zambia has been one long, cold Mosi.

The Zambians love to party. They love to entertain. They love to have a good time. And they love to drink Mosi. Weekend in Zambia means Mosi for breakfast. Mosi for lunch. Mosi for dinner.

Mosi boys celebrate The BallMosi people celebrate The Ball

Not wanting to let our hosts down, we climb on board the Mosi train.

Never show Mosi the red cardNever show Mosi the red card

Mosi. Mosi. Mosi. Mosi.

Written by on Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

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Categories: The Ball, The Journey, Zambia

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