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Lillian Elidah is a
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n chef, who is a graduate of the Cesar Ritz Culinary Arts Academy in Switzerland and now owns and runs her restaurant Twaala, in
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, Zambia.


Career

Lillian Elidah was born in
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,
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, but most of her childhood was spent in
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, where she graduated from college. She decided to become a professional chef, and trained at Cesar Ritz Culinary Arts Academy in Switzerland where she achieved a
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in Culinary Arts. After training in Switzerland, she worked in France as a chef where she was mentored by Anthony Leboube. At the age of 19, she became the food writer for the Zambian national newspaper '' The Post'', the youngest writer they had on staff. She started her own catering company, Twaala Catering, and opened a restaurant named the Twaala Restaurant. At the restaurant, she serves
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. Her entrepreneurial work was highlighted in a report by the private enterprise programme Nyamuka Zambia, funded by the UK
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Elidah, Lillian Living people Women chefs Zambian businesspeople People from Lusaka 21st-century businesswomen Zambian women in business 21st-century Zambian women 21st-century Zambian people Year of birth missing (living people)