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04.06.2018 - Image gallery

At the border between Namibia and Zambia, the Zambezi is wide, shallow and calm. Hard to imagine that around 120 miles (200 kilometres) downstream, it cascades down – at the famous Victoria Falls, no less

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The 877-metre long bridge makes a sweeping arc past the rocks of the Katima Rapids.
The 877-metre long bridge makes a sweeping arc past the rocks of the Katima Rapids.© KfW
The road that crosses the Zambezi Bridge is the only one for hundreds of miles around to cross the Zambezi, Africa’s fourth longest river.
The road that crosses the Zambezi Bridge is the only one for hundreds of miles around to cross the Zambezi, Africa’s fourth longest river.© KfW
Mary Rooken-Smith and her husband Keith run a lodge together in Katima Mulilo. More tourists have been coming to the region since the bridge has been around.
Mary Rooken-Smith and her husband Keith run a lodge together in Katima Mulilo. More tourists have been coming to the region since the bridge has been around.© KfW
The Zambezi is 2,574 kilometres long. Yet only 12 bridges connect its shores.
The Zambezi is 2,574 kilometres long. Yet only 12 bridges connect its shores.© KfW
The Zambezi rises in Zambia. From trickling stream to raging river, it flows through six countries before emptying into the Indian Ocean in Mozambique.
The Zambezi rises in Zambia. From trickling stream to raging river, it flows through six countries before emptying into the Indian Ocean in Mozambique.© KfW
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