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| In pictures: Zambia's new generation | In pictures: Zambia's new generation |
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| Photographer Kerstin Hacker's pictures document the rapid pace of change in Lusaka, capital of Zambia. | Photographer Kerstin Hacker's pictures document the rapid pace of change in Lusaka, capital of Zambia. |
| She sets out to document the everyday life of affluent inhabitants in the rapidly developing urban centres in a country where a large proportion of population is under 35. | She sets out to document the everyday life of affluent inhabitants in the rapidly developing urban centres in a country where a large proportion of population is under 35. |
| "What strikes me about Zambia is that there is such ambition in the country," Hacker, a senior lecturer at the UK's Anglia Ruskin University, says. | "What strikes me about Zambia is that there is such ambition in the country," Hacker, a senior lecturer at the UK's Anglia Ruskin University, says. |
| "Young people everywhere are working towards building their future. While some of them make small steps, others move fast. | "Young people everywhere are working towards building their future. While some of them make small steps, others move fast. |
| Kerstin Hacker is exhibiting a new project; the Stories of Kalingalinga, a collaboration with the National Zambian Visual Arts Council and a group of Zambian photographers, opening on 16 January 2020 in the Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge. | |
| All photographs copyright Kerstin Hacker | All photographs copyright Kerstin Hacker |