Bwalya S. Kondwani
Bwalya S. Kondwani is a Zambian creative writer and poet. His work explores the everyday details of living and observes African life with sensitivity and nuance, confronting themes of grief, love, and justice. Through emotionally resonant storytelling and poetry, he seeks not only to engage readers but also to remind them that these experiences belong to all of us—they are our lives, and our stories.
Start a Business in Zambia with K1,000 or Less
You do not need millions to take your first step into business. With the right product, practical skills and a willingness to reinvest, K1,000 could be enough to test a small business idea.
Inside the Secret Trade of Zambia’s Mukula Wood
A Mukula tree can begin its journey in Zambia’s miombo woodlands and end thousands of kilometres away in an international market. Between the forest and the buyer lies a complex network of cutters, traders, transporters, companies, permits and border posts.
Where to Find the Best Artisan Coffee in Lusaka
From the hills where Zambian coffee is grown to the cafés and roasteries shaping Lusaka's coffee culture, the capital is developing a deeper appreciation for what goes into every cup. We explore five places where coffee lovers can discover locally roasted beans, African flavours and a more thoughtful way to enjoy their daily brew.
Survival Guide to August 13 Election Day
From checking your polling station to preparing for long queues and changing weather, this practical guide shares simple tips to help every Zambian voter approach 13 August with confidence, comfort and a clear understanding of what to expect.
The Cost of Zambia's Changing Diet
Cardiovascular disease is affecting younger people across Zambia, and our changing diets may be part of the reason.