Entertainment

Emmanuel Njovu, popularly known as BrokenHill Emmy, has urged artists to develop skills beyond music, saying education, vocational training and business investments are essential for financial stability and long-term success in the entertainment industry.‎‎Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, BrokenHill Emmy said it is important for artists to engage in other income generating activities instead of relying on...

Kopala Tribe dancer Davies Mulenga, popularly known as Power Continent has expressed concern over the lack of appreciation and fair pay for dancers, saying many artists continue to benefit from their work without adequately recognising their contribution to the success of songs. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, Mulenga said while a few artists value dancers and compensate them...

Zambian artist Rodwell Charles jr, popularly known as Kayz Adams, as he prepares to drop an extended play (EP) on his birthday, has refused to reveal the project title or featured artist. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka star, Adams confirmed that he will shoot videos for every track but kept the title and track list under wraps. “I won’t mention...

Zambian singer  Frank Ro has announced his exit from Olijaba Entertainment following the expiration of his recording contract with the label. According to a statement, Frank Ro described the move as the beginning of a new chapter in his career as he transitions to becoming an independent artist. “After an incredible chapter of growth, learning, and unforgettable memories, I would like to...

Entertainer Finess Chanda popularly known as Bana Chanda from the comedy duo Abena Swanky T has revealed that her family particularly her mother, initially rejected her because of her career choices and style of dressing. Speaking during an interview on Yatu Vibes Chanda said her decision to support her husband’s entertainment career and embrace their unique public image created tension...

Content creator Ian Kalumba, popularly known as Kopala Kenzo, has urged people to stop judging female content creators when they achieve something good in life.‎‎According to a Facebook statement, he said female content creators are capable of buying vehicles because they make money from advertising on social media.‎‎He said content creators do not just go on social media to...