Nkwazi Magazine

March 21, 2018 will go down in history as the day when one of the largest economic integration initiatives in the world was birthed.

When you think of the words ‘tribal’ and ‘textiles’ you think of rich colourful African prints used for décor or in clothing.

In planned residential areas, it is the responsibility of land and homeowners to contract a waste collection company to service their area

Mulenga Chafilwa is a visual artist who is well known for producing artwork that is socially conscious and speaks to the current times.

Sixty-six kilometres from Blantyre, Malawi’s commercial capital, Mount Mulanje sprouts from the lush, green tea plantations and rises high into the skies

Since recently becoming a dad my life has changed drastically. It’s almost like you stop living your life and are at the beck and call of someone who cannot communicate with any means that makes sense.

“I am a vessel. My gift is to interpret the essence of human connection, sonically. Listen, translate, beautify, deliver. After that I draw inspiration for and from the music and create a visual experience around it. Repeat.”

Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for many Africans and contributes, on average, 15 percent of Africa’s total gross domestic product

In recent years, the Zambian fashion industry has been growing faster than ever before

Yesterday we were on the road for over ten hours, but the drive up here was well worth it

If you find yourself on an African Safari, you will most likely start, end or go through Victoria Falls. When the tranquil Zambezi River plummets 108 metres over a 1.7 kilometre wide cliff to form the world’s largest curtain of waterfall, one can only stand in awe at the noise and sheer volume of water giving rise to its local name Mosi-oa-Tunya, ‘the Smoke that Thunders.’

“Zambians love fish,” laughs Tembwe Mutungu. The Chief Financial Officer of Yalelo Zambia sounds like a man who can’t quite believe the opportunity he and his business partners are sitting on in this part of the world.

Zambia is making great strides in the use of information and communication technology (ICT) as a tool for national development, with a goal to transition to a digitally-enabled economy by 2030.

The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has an abundance of striking tourist attractions, rich and diverse cultures and breathtaking heritage sites, making the regional economic community (REC) an unmissable location for discerning tourists.

An eclectic mix of modern décor with locally sourced design elements, beautiful paintings by local artists and a Spanish feel.

Here’s something to think about; in the jungle, the mighty jungle lions do not sleep at night. Lions are nocturnal and often spend their nights hunting.