By STEPHEN KAPAMBWE – Chalala is one of the new suburbs coming up in Lusaka. Its beautiful houses fortified behind towering gates and concrete walls are a striking difference from its unbuilt roads that run...

By BRENDA MKANDWIRE – Drought is an insidious hazard of nature, it is often referred to as a creeping phenomenon and its impact vary from region to region and it can therefore be difficult for...

By STEPHEN KAPAMBWE – “We want our children to be educated and any reports that under-age girls are being married off would be probed and parents found responsible would be dealt with decisively.” This was...

One of the secrets to having friends is to be generous with your praise and moderate with your criticism. Most people love themselves more than you can imagine and have an ego to match. People...

By HARBGUY MWAMBAZI – IT is fascinating that the common mode of transport within the town of Chipata is the use of a bicycle. Locals in the town do not prefer taxis or minibuses. With...

By CHARLES SIMENGWA – “MY heart lies in Zambia where I hope to come and work once again,” says Tian Shengxun, who is best known for his Tian Immunity Booster. The Tian Immunity Booster, commonly...

By STEPHEN KAPAMBWE – RUTH (not real name) is an orphan. At the age of 23, the young woman who lives with relatives in Chadiza of Eastern Province, has been forced into marriage on two...

By MIRIAM ZIMBA – MANY Zambians and people world over will remember him as Zambia’s fifth republican president and a  charismatic politician. His family holds fond memories of the late Michael Chilufya Sata, to them;...

By GETHSEMANE MWIZABI – THE question of leadership has never been more relevant than now.  Be it   in church, family, business and politics, the idea of leadership applies. Recently in Ndola, 420 leaders from government...

By HARBGUY MWAMBAZI – EVERYONE communicates, be it within or outside the country usually on a day to day basis. The communication is done on hand held devices or through the postal service. As a...