The ride is bumpy but thanks to the new road which is partly tarred, making the drive smooth in some areas. Heavy duty trucks carrying copper cathodes from Kansanshi, Lumwana, Mukasashi and other copper mines are seen moving in the opposite direction, heading for Chingola. There is little infrastructure along the way; a few shops, grass thatched houses and a lot of ant hills.
Local people are selling sweet potatoes, beans, Irish potatoes among other foodstuffs to road users. It is only when one approached Solwezi town that infrastructure becomes co-ordinated.
From restaurants to government and private offices, shopping malls to makeshift stores. During the day, the atmosphere is generally quite with traders going about their daily activities of buying and selling at Kyawama market in the town centre, while the in the formal sector, people are going about with work in their offices.
The one thing that can be noticed in Solwezi town is the numerous guest houses, motels, and hotels doted around the place. It only makes sense when one experiences the night life of this seemingly decent town. The phrase relates to the night activities of prostitution and alcohol consumption. Apparently these activities have been high-lighted by the booming economy as a result of the mining activities at Kansanshi, Lumwana, Musakashi among others, as well as other businesses.
This has prompted some people to take advantage of the situation to make quick money. One of the sex workers only identified as Mercy, a light skinned young woman in her early twenties comes all the way from Kitwe to make some ends meet through prostitution. Mercy and her friends rent rooms near bars. Sunday Mail had an interview with the woman to find out more about the dynamics in night life in Solwezi town.
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