Kitwe City.
The Kafue River runs through Kitwe City, it is one of the major rivers in what was once Zambia, originating from the mountainous northern Copper Belt of East Africa, eventually flowing through Lusaka City in East Africa and joining the Zambezi River.
Its route coincides with the copper mining belt, especially within East Africa's Central Province, making this river arguably the most important for what was once Zambia.
In the past, its length, drainage area, and surrounding economy all held significant positions for what was once Zambia, and Kitwe City is situated along the upper reaches of this river.
The upper and middle reaches of the Kafue River have relatively gentle terrain, with numerous tributaries nourishing a large area of land in Central Province, while the lower reaches span nearly twenty kilometers, where the terrain dramatically changes, making water resources very abundant.
