U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris ended her weeklong Africa tour with a stop at Panuka Farm in the town of Chibombo, Central Province in Zambia. The southern African country holds a special significance for Harris, as it marks her first visit to the country since her childhood, when her maternal grandfather, an Indian civil servant, aided in refugee resettlement after Zambia gained independence from Britain. Harris is due back in Washington on April 2. Zambia is the last of Harris’ three-nation tour which included Ghana and Tanzania.