Jolezya Adeyemo

Zambia’s central location in Southern Africa transforms a long-perceived landlocked handicap into a strategic advantage, redefining its economic and trade opportunities regionally and globally.

Farming has always been an act of faith. But faith alone is not enough, and for the 1.6 million smallholder farmers who form the backbone of Zambia’s agricultural economy, uncertainty has long been the most expensive input of all. Nchimunya Munyama is changing that equation with a platform that puts data, diagnostics and financial tools directly into the hands of those who need them most.

Just before sunset, we rolled slowly towards the Victoria Falls Bridge. Along the way, we were offered amuse-bouches, small bites to awaken our appetites and hint at what was to come.

In Mfuwe, where wilderness presses closely against daily life, Maureen Mulenga stands at the fragile intersection of people and wildlife. Her work unfolds in moments of urgency, responding to injury, loss, and fear, yet it is grounded in decades of quiet resilience.

Ackim, my taxi driver, asked about my plans. I gave him the rundown: the falls (of course), sundowners at Royal Livingstone, a river cruise, museum visits, dinner on the Royal Livingstone Express.

For Mubanga Kalimamukwento, writing is not a performance but a quiet act of preservation. Her sentences gather the voices of women, the weight of silences, and the rhythm of everyday speech.

Jo'burg is decaying.Things were good, but the city is declining and slowly losing its charm.Welcome back to Jo'burg, but don't be surprised if things are worse than the last time you were here.

Tucked away in Lusaka's Agora Village, The Space is more than just a venue—it's a chameleon-like canvas for the city's creative pulse. Born from a post-pandemic need for physical connection, this minimalist hall transforms from a poignant art exhibition to a vibrant fashion runway, an intimate book launch, or a mixology lab.

She spots something in the darkness: her Uncle Fred, lying dead near a brothel. The image of Shula standing over his body in an oversized space suit and bedazzled headpiece is striking—almost absurd.

These hidden gems hold unique charm, rich culture, and unspoilt landscapes waiting to be experienced.

Zambia’s breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and adventurous spirit make it perfectly poised to thrive in 2025’s evolving travel scene, driven by eco-tourism, cultural exploration, and digital nomadism.

Adamson Bratson Mushala is one of Zambia’s most complex historical figures — a freedom fighter with a legacy of being a dissident.

Barbra Banda, BBC Female Footballer of the Year 2024, has cemented her status as a global football icon with stellar performances for Orlando Pride and Zambia.

From 2007 to 2013, the Mailoni Brothers were responsible for a string of brutal murders, terrorizing villages and evading capture in the process.

Each year, over 10 million straw-colored fruit bats descend on Kasanka National Park, Zambia, transforming the skies into a swirling mass of life.

Kalindula is a distinctive Zambian music genre that has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's cultural identity.