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From Kalikiliki compound to Boxing glory: the inspiring Journey of David Mwale

David Mwale's journey from the humble streets of Kalikiliki Compound to becoming the African Boxing Union ABU Bantamweight weight champion, a rising star...

TikTok ‘Tickles’ Comedians

In a digital world squeezed with various social media trends,some comic content creators recognize TikTok as a powerful tool for personal development. TikTok is a...

A breather like UNZA Cultural Day

It is morning of the 10th of May,2024.The air is palpably charged with anticipation at the University of Zambia (UNZA) main campus. A cultural...

Turning bamboo into hope: How Nyimba district is thriving amid drought

The prolonged drought affecting over 80 districts in the country has led to meager harvests, and Nyimba District in the Eastern Province is among...

Surviving off soliciting commuters; life of Martha Banda

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Prolonged drought devastates farmers:call for climate resilient systems

Climate change is one of the global phenomena that has left a trail of devastating effects, such as the drought that Zambia is currently...

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The Super: Zambian version of anime

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One Zambia, A Divided Nation

I stand on a hill, heavily burdened and proclaim my message to mother Zambia and her children. Too many times have we heard 'One Zambia, One Nation' yet...

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