Mwanamomo Mpamba

Women continue to reshape science, technology, engineering and mathematics despite longstanding barriers. Whether you're a student considering STEM or a professional already in the field, it offers insight, encouragement and practical perspective.

Long before smartphones and social media, one photography studio quietly documented the lives of ordinary Zambians during colonial rule. Fine Art Studios became a rare visual archive of identity, resilience and belonging.

Controllers click. Crowds gather. Rivalries form. What was once dismissed as a childhood hobby is rapidly becoming a thriving digital culture in Zambia. From FIFA tournaments and mobile gaming to esports teams and content creators, a new generation of gamers is building communities, careers and opportunities in ways few could have imagined a decade ago.

Beyond the colourful masks seen at festivals lies one of Zambia's most important cultural traditions.

As fast food and modern eating habits dominate urban Zambia, many traditional meals are quietly disappearing from everyday kitchens.

What used to be a manageable housing budget in Lusaka now barely covers basic rent. As property prices rise and commuting costs increase, young Zambians are being forced into difficult compromises between affordability, convenience and quality of life.

As debate grows around Zambia’s “bonus Monday” holidays, questions about productivity have resurfaced. But do fewer public holidays really strengthen an economy?

Lusaka’s compounds are often misunderstood, yet they hold the story of the city itself. Built from displacement, shaped by policy gaps, and sustained through everyday ingenuity, these neighbourhoods hold a version of urban life that is often overlooked but deeply instructive.

Polygamy is often debated, misunderstood, and quietly practised, but how does it actually work in Zambia?

In Zambia today, side hustles are evolving into something more intentional. The multihyphenate lifestyle is redefining work, income, and identity.

Kenneth Kaunda was a storyteller, philosopher, and cultural architect. Through his writings, he documented the moral dilemmas of leadership, the cost of freedom, and the soul of a young nation.

Zambia’s economy is shifting, and the smartest professionals are shifting with it.