By JOWIT SALUSEKI – AFTER the success of last year’s first EleFest, the 2016 festival line up has expanded with exciting new international acts, including Mokoomba, an acclaimed Zimbabwean Afro pop band currently touring the...

By SAM PHIRI – IT’s difficult to just place a finger on what really has raised Cleo ‘The Ice Queen’ to those high heights of fame! Could it be her rap music or her internationally...

By PRISCA MBEWE – LEADING Nigerian presenter Osakioduwa and on-air TV personality Stephanie Coker have been announced as the presenters for M-Net/Africa Magic The Voice Nigeria. The programme would be brought to by Airtel in association with Coca Cola....

By HARBGUY MWAMBAZI – WHEN asked how she managed to pull off very emotive scene in the upcoming movie, Adora Mufaya’s answer was simply, “It is time”. Indeed, it’s time for the screening of the...

By MICHELO HIMAAMBO – THE Tukumbukeni Women’s Support Group in Lusaka has launched a short film called The Trespass to sensitise members of the public about how to care for disabled children. The Trespass is...

By HARBGUY MWAMBAZI – A GROUP of young local designers have formed a partnership to improve their skills in fashion and design. Group representative Sokoni Mwango said in a recent interview. Mwango, a Sokdust T-shirt...

By MICHELO HIMAAMBO – AFTER months of intense preparation and voting, nominations for this monthend’s Zambia Music Awards (ZMAs) have finally been revealed. Chef 187, Jay Rox and Afunika will battle it out for the...

By HARBGUY MWAMBAZI – FIRST Lady Esther Lungu has revealed that she was one of the backing vocals for the late legendary folk singer Lazarus Tembo. Mrs Lungu disclosed this when she graced the Zamtel...

By SAM PHIRI – WHAT a night, what a show at Lusaka’s Mulungushi International Conference Centre when Zambia’s top comedians seized the stage to unleash side-splitting jokes to a huge audience that included First Lady...

By STEPHEN KAPAMBWE – TWELVE writers from six African countries have converged on Chaminuka Lodge near Lusaka, Zambia, where they are spending 13 days (18 March-29 March) to write, read, discuss work in progress and...