The Kafue River is one of the longest rivers in Zambia, flowing approximately 1,000 kilometers. It originates in the Kafue National Park and eventually joins the Zambezi River. The river is vital for local ecosystems and supports diverse wildlife, including various fish species. The Kafue River also plays a significant role in the economy of Zambia. It provides water for agriculture and is a source of hydroelectric power through the Kafue Gorge Dam. Additionally, the river is popular for recreational activities like fishing and boating, attracting both locals and tourists.