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Lusaka Show Grounds: A Premier Venue for Zambia’s Agricultural and Commercial Showcase

The Lusaka Show Grounds are pivotal in bolstering Zambia's agricultural and commercial sectors, hosting the Zambia Agricultural and Commercial Show (ZACS) annually in August. This premier trade fair is orchestrated by the Agricultural and Commercial Society of Zambia (ACSZ) and draws attendees from Zambia and beyond. It is renowned for spotlighting advancements in agriculture, industry innovations, and commercial opportunities.


People gather outside a building with a sign reading "Welcome to the Agricultural & Commercial Show." Cars and trees in the background Lusaka Zambia
Credit: Agricultural & Commercial Cooperative Society of Zambia

As a flagship event in the Zambian calendar, the show enhances economic growth through knowledge sharing, networking, and the exhibition of products. It features exhibitors from a variety of industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, technology, and commerce, all showcasing the latest innovations and supporting local entrepreneurship while encouraging international trade.


The Lusaka Showgrounds serve not only for the annual show but also provide versatile facilities for events year-round, including conferences, seminars, and trade shows, establishing it as a central hub for business and community gatherings. The grounds are also equipped for sporting events, concerts, and cultural festivals, adding to their significance in Lusaka’s social scene.


It is important to note that the Lusaka City Council does participate in the event, however, there is no evidence of the council holding shares in the Zambia Agriculture Show Society. The management and ownership of the show are the sole responsibility of the ACSZ, which operates independently.


With a mission to promote both local and international products, ACSZ is committed to positioning itself as an internationally recognized exhibition platform, contributing significantly to Zambia’s role as a regional leader in innovation and economic development.

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