Sunrise & Sunset in Copperbelt, Zambia πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡² Today

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Copperbelt is a province in Zambia. This page combines its current local time and time zone information using Ndola as a representative location, plus today's sunrise, sunset, twilight, and daylight duration. Browse 2 listed cities in Copperbelt below for location-specific solar times.

Across Copperbelt, Zambia, expect sunrise near 06:20 and sunset near 18:00 today, for about 11h 39m of daylight (based on Ndola).

This province covers 2 places with their own daily sun times on Sunrise.am, all on +02:00 β€” Pick a city below to see exact sun times, golden hour and how daylight changes through the year.

Country: Zambia πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡²

Population: 2,768,192

Time Zone: CAT

Representative IANA Timezone: Africa/Lusaka

UTC Offset: UTC+02:00

The time for Copperbelt shown above is based on the time in its most populous city, Ndola . Times for other cities within the region may vary.

Cities in Copperbelt Province

CityCurrent Time
Ndola Fri 08:14
Kitwe Fri 08:14

IANA Timezones in Copperbelt Province

  • Africa/Lusaka Fri 08:14
TimezoneCurrent Time
Africa/Lusaka Fri 08:14

Frequently Asked Questions about Copperbelt

What time does the sun rise and set in Copperbelt today?

Today in Copperbelt, Zambia the sun rises around 06:20 and sets around 18:00, giving about 11h 39m of daylight (based on Ndola).

How many hours of daylight does Copperbelt get today?

Copperbelt, Zambia gets about 11h 39m of daylight today. Open a city below for its exact figure and how it changes month to month.

What time zone is Copperbelt in?

Copperbelt, Zambia uses UTC offset +02:00 and the Africa/Lusaka time zone. All sun and clock times on this page use that local time, with daylight saving applied automatically.

Which cities in Copperbelt can I get sun times for?

We list 2 cities across this province, including Ndola. Select any of them below for daily sunrise, sunset, twilight and day-length times.

How accurate are these sunrise and sunset times?

They are computed from each place's exact latitude, longitude and time zone using standard astronomical algorithms, accurate to about a minute.