Livingstone and Kazungula

Cooking gas and LPG refills in Zambia.

Bettyvine Enterprises supplies cooking gas in Zambia, including domestic LPG cylinder refills, commercial gas supply, and larger tank purchases for customers in Livingstone, Kazungula, and surrounding areas.

2Refilling stations
LPGDomestic and bulk
FastSales support
Family cooking with gas in a modern kitchen Cooking gas cylinder
Services

Zambian cooking gas supply built around your needs.

From everyday home cooking to larger LPG requirements, Bettyvine keeps your kitchen, shop, restaurant, lodge, or worksite supplied with dependable gas refill support.

Cooking on a gas stove

Domestic Gas Refills

Convenient cooking gas cylinder refilling for Zambian households that need clean, consistent energy for daily meals.

Gas cylinder at a refilling station

LPG Station Refilling

Reliable LPG refill support at Bettyvine stations serving Livingstone and Kazungula customers.

Multiple LPG cylinders ready for supply

Bulk LPG Purchases

Larger scale cooking gas purchasing for restaurants, lodges, retailers, and commercial buyers in Zambia.

Gas stove with blue flames

Gas Appliance Guidance

Practical support for selecting cooking gas solutions and appliances that match your household or business usage.

Locations

Cooking gas supplier for Livingstone and Kazungula.

Visit Bettyvine for LPG refills or contact sales to discuss cylinder supply, domestic cooking gas, commercial gas, and larger tank purchases.

Livingstone Station 215 Mosi o Tunya Road, 217 Area, Livingstone, Zambia
Kazungula Station Refilling services for Kazungula customers and nearby businesses.
Family preparing food with gas Stock of cooking gas cylinders
Safety

Simple LPG safety reminders.

Good gas handling protects homes, teams, and customers. These practical checks help every refill stay dependable.

Keep cylinders upright and use appliances where fresh air can circulate.

Inspect regulators, hoses, and valves before use, especially after changing cylinders.

Turn off the cylinder, avoid flames or switches, ventilate the area, and contact a qualified technician.