Youths Launch Entertainment Hub »
Two medical students at the University of Zambia Ridgeway Campus are breaking barriers by creating an entertainment hub in order to promote Zambian
ZAMBIAN MUSIC THEN AND NOW! THE EVOLUTION »
ZAMBIAN MUSIC THEN AND NOW! THE EVOLUTION
If you lived in the 1980s or at least grew up in the 1990s you probably
A REBIRTH OF UNZA ENTERTAINMENT »
Whenever one thinks about entertainment at the University of Zambia (UNZA), the first thing that comes to mind is the Fresher’s
‘ BALLENTINES’ EXPERIENCE UNLOCKS DAVAOS »
The Zambian female dance-hall duet ‘Davaos’ are ready to dominate the music industry with their outspoken music following their selection in the Ballantine’s
TY2 TO RELEASE NEW ALBUM THIS MARCH »
“Every artist I have worked with has taught me a thing or two knowingly and unknowingly, you are never too good or grown to learn. You can’t know everything regardless of how long u have been around.”
ACC should investigate corruption allegations made against government by Post Newspaper reporter – Mumbi Phiri »
PATRIOTIC Front (PF) deputy secretary general Mumbi Phiri has challenged the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) to investigate corruption allegations labelled against government in a news article carried by the Post Newspaper. Speaking in a telephone interview with the Lusaka Star, Mrs. Phiri urged the Commission to accurately and thoroughly investigate the allegations made by Post Newspaper reporter Mukosha Funga that government officials attempted to bribe her in disclosing who gives her classified documents.
Films in limbo as studio Relativity files for bankruptcy »
BBC REPORTS - The fates of a string of new movies are up in the air after a Hollywood studio filed for bankruptcy protection. Relativity Media filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday and will now sell its TV and film arms. However, it said it would go ahead with the releases of Kristen Wiig's Masterminds and Halle Berry's Kidnap.
UNZA students cry foul over sanitation around campus »
STUDENTS at the University of Zambia (UNZA) have bemoaned the continued poor sanitation at the institution. A check around campus by the Lusaka Star revealed that most shower rooms in student hostels such as Kafue hostels for females were blocked leading to excessive flooding. A student at the institution Nicole Muyunda expressed displeasure over the living conditions that students were being subjected to.
Enhance the Zambian film industry – Local Film Producer. »
A Lusaka based local film producer and director has appealed to government and other sectors of society to support the Zambian film industry.
Zambia needs a vibrant publishing industry to promote books and authors. »
A renowned Zambian writer has called for the need to boast the publishing industry for the appreciation of the writing art and enrichment of the reading culture in Zambia. Speaking to the Lusaka star author of final attempt novel, Freeman Mwenge says writing is a team profession hence publishers should come on board to abreast the art to greater levels. Mr Mwenge says with vibrant publishing industry, competition will be stimulated which is currently less among writers in Zambia as a lot of work is being done in isolation.