Lusaka Province, the smallest of Zambia's 10 provinces, is the most urbanized and economically significant, housing the country’s capital city, Lusaka. The province comprises 7 districts: Lusaka, Kafue, Chongwe, Rufunsa, Chilanga, and Shibuyunji. Lusaka is centrally located in southern Zambia and serves as the political, administrative, and commercial hub of the nation.

Lusaka Province is the primary center for commerce, government, and international organizations. The province has experienced rapid urbanization, resulting in a booming real estate and construction sector. However, this fast growth has also led to several challenges, including urban sprawl, traffic congestion, informal settlements, housing shortages, and increasing waste management issues. Additionally, Lusaka faces high unemployment rates, especially among young people, as well as rising crime rates due to economic pressures.

Lusaka Province has significant opportunities for growth in various sectors. Infrastructure development, particularly in housing, roads, and public transportation, is crucial for managing the city’s expansion. The ICT sector, retail, and service industries also present promising avenues for economic diversification and job creation. With proper planning, Lusaka could harness the benefits of its booming construction sector and address issues related to congestion through green urban planning.