One apparent fact about dressing up for work is, it makes you think like a leader. While that is said, getting dressed for work from Monday to Friday always appears intimating and sometimes flashes to...

ZAMBIA celebrated her 51st independence this October and nothing beats the colours on the flag as a wedding theme. When colours on the flag are used as a theme, it’s something worth appreciating and I...

I REMEMBER during my school days when I was in Grade Eight. We had a lesson in Environmental Science about chimneys with Mr Kalaba. In the midst of the lesson, my friend started showing me...

TODAY, I have found it opportune to feature an article on the mining sector following President Edgar Lungu’s intervention in what seems more or less the make or break scenario for the country’s economy. The...

Take a moment. Reflect on freedom, our environmental freedom. We could ask ourselves how involved we have been in the protection of our environment. It occurs to Wart Hog that a lot of well-articulated information...

This week, I thought I could revisit the topic on circumcision. I had written about this issue a few years ago and below was a contribution from a colleague, Samuel Kumar of Kitwe who is...

LAST week, one of Zambia’s well known talk shows Smooth Talk came under scrutiny and ardent followers of this column were asked to contribute opinions on the 14 year-old show. It was very interesting to...

LENNON Shinde, otherwise known as DJ Len poses vexing situations during his presentation on Radio Phoenix afternoon session called ‘not so dump question’. In this segment, Len would pose a challenging question and ask what...

By SAM PHIRI – LEAVING an examination room at past 03:00 hours in the morning after enduring the whole day, perhaps on empty stomachs, to sit for an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) practical test,...

By Gethsemane Mwizabi – The country’s film industry is looking up despite the lack of a national policy, limited budgets and a host of other drawbacks. Red-carpet premieres have become more frequent in Zambia and...