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...Zambezi River as the tragic result of four people trying to use a [[dugout canoe]] to ferry a sick person to the hospital for care.<ref>{{cite journal|last=

...re of that lake in 1868, he was conveyed across it efficiently in a dugout canoe 45 feet long and 4 feet wide (about 14 m by 1.2 m), paddled by six men. The ...in great danger from these huge aggressive animals’ ability to overturn a canoe and virtually bite its paddlers in half, and they are responsible for many

...anganyika had to lie offshore at Katuta Bay and unload by lighter or local canoe. This was thought highly unsatisfactory as the SS Liemba was then exposed o

...g investment.The locals exploit the timber at a small scale for curios and canoe making.

...ted of three canoes. One canoe was stationary with a lantern while another canoe holds one end of the net and the other circles the stationary one to meet u

Before the advent of road transport, people travelled by canoe along the river between lakes Bangweulu and Mweru.<ref name="DL" />

...nt and seasonal fishing communities for whom the only access is by boat or canoe.

...the lake at the north end of the Lake Chifunabuli section. He was taken by canoe as far as Mbabala Island. His last expedition a few years later foundered i

...ssing point of the Zambezi was above the falls at the Old Drift, by dugout canoe, later an iron boat propelled by eight Lozi paddlers, or a barge towed acro

[[File:2 locals in a canoe in the Zambezi river.jpg|thumb|Two local people in the Zambezi river near V ...rapids]]. Along some stretches, it is often more convenient to travel by [[canoe]] along the river rather than on the unimproved roads which are often in ve

...e falls at the [[Old Drift cemetery|Old Drift]], by [[Dugout (boat)|dugout canoe]] or a barge towed across with a steel cable. Rhodes' vision of a [[Cape-Ca

Blacksmiths, brick makers, carpenters, canoe makers, mechanics, boat builders, sawyers