Entertainment

Zambian music producer and singer Muzamba Siadizya, popularly known as 76 Drums, has stated that there is no competition in Zambia’s music industry.   According to Siadizya, the increasing number of artists releasing albums reflects consistency, business growth, and a collective effort to expand the sector.   Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, Siadizya said producing an album is more significant than...

NGOMASU is using music, drums and dance to entertain and enlighten students at the University of Zambia momentarily to ease academic pressure while fostering unity on campus. In an interview with NGOMASU secretary general ,Bwalya Russell said the group’s mission is to provide leadership by mobilizing students through performance. “Our goal is very simple and that’s to provide leadership. We mobilize...

Komboni Podcast host Uncle Juice Boy has defended the conduct of his co-host, Ba Repair, amid criticism over controversial interview tactics used on the show. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, Uncle Juice Boy said Ba Repair’s provocative approach is not intended to embarrass or harm guests but to uncover the realities behind celebrities’ success. He explained that while Ba...

Fans of Yo Maps have taken to social media to debate his sound, with some claiming his songs feel repetitive following the release of his album Vibes on Vibes. In an interview with Lusaka Star, his producer C Mark Tracks said critics may not fully appreciate the artist’s growth if they have not followed his musical journey closely. He pointed to...

Zambian filmmakers are increasingly combining entertainment with social commentary, using film as a tool to engage audiences while addressing pressing societal issues. Lusaka-based filmmaker and director Owas Ray Mwape said audiences are primarily drawn to films for entertainment, but impactful messages often leave a lasting impression. “Most people buy a ticket to be entertained first. If the story grabs them, the...

Kalindula musician Moses Ng’andwe, popularly known as Chester, says kalindula music remains very important in today’s music industry because it represents Zambian identity and culture. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, he said that whenever he makes music, he does not forget to include kalindula because it reflects Zambia’s cultural heritage. “Even if the music is played in another country,...