Have you heard of Cape Agulhas? Do you know what it's famous for? This quaint, picturesque South African town has two claims to fame. It is where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet and it is also where you'll find the southernmost point in Africa. You can also visit the Cape

If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, visiting The Orchard Farm Shop, a rustic haven just 20 minutes outside Lusaka, is highly recommended. This serene spot offers more than just fresh produce — you can indulge in gourmet meals made with locally sourced

It's the start of September and we only have 4 months till the end of the year. For many, this is a time to reflect on the year so far and question whether we've achieved our goals or are on track to achieve any milestones we hoped to achieve before the New Year. It's time to

Our Independence edition is out! Zambia's 60th Independence Day is fast approaching and our new edition celebrates this milestone. From personal reflections on this landmark occasion, revisiting the stories of life before Independence up until now and a look back at the life and

Icons in Zambia - In 1972 Hollywood actors and civil rights activists Harry Belafonte and Sidney Poitier visited Zambia. They are pictured here with veteran politician and diplomat Vernon Mwaanga and Zambia Airways air hostess Sarah Pio. Belafonte and Poitier also met President

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Barbra Banda: The first Zambian woman to be nominated for the Ballon d'Or 🇿🇲 Tabitha Chawinga: The first Malawian woman to be nominated for the Ballon d'Or 🇲🇼

One of Africa's biggest music festivals, Lake of Stars, is returning this week for the first time since the onset of COVID-19. The internationally acclaimed festival takes place on the shores of the stunning Lake Malawi. Lake of Stars is a moniker given by explorer David

35-year-old Stoppila Sunzu is the last remaining player from Zambia's 2012 AFCON-winning final starting XI still playing in the current squad 🍷

"There are photos of Kenneth Kaunda as a toddler and because I know the man he would become, I can see the determination and resilience in his furrowed brow. Kenneth Kaunda emerged as a beacon of hope and resilience blazing the trail for humanitarians and freedom fighters in the

A leader is one who knows the way, shows the way, and walks the way - Airtel Zambia MD and CEO Hussam Baday. Get inspired by Hussam Baday, as he shares his journey of excellence in leadership, adaptability, and innovation. With a wealth of experience in the telecom industry,

Reflections on the Lake is Victoria Huwiler-Findlay's collection of reflections, insights, and experiences from the seven years she spent managing a lodge by Lake Tanganyika. Presented in an unconventional format—a mix of notes, letters, and articles—she shares her life in one of

Reflections on the Lake is Victoria Huwiler-Findlay's collection of reflections, insights, and experiences from the seven years she spent managing a lodge by Lake Tanganyika. Presented in an unconventional format—a mix of notes, letters, and articles—she shares her life in one of

How many hippos can you spot in the first slide? Did you know Zambia is home to the largest population of hippos in Africa? These incredible creatures thrive in Zambia's vast rivers, especially in the mighty Zambezi and Luangwa rivers. The Luangwa Valley is home to hippo

In 24 hours, all eyes will be on the 2024 Diamond League Final in Brussels! 🇿🇲 Muzala Samukonga, Paris 2024 bronze medalist, makes history as the first Zambian to compete in the final! 🏃🏽‍♂️💨 Race at 21:52 Zambian time. Let’s go, Muzala! #DiamondLeague #Zambia #Athletics

When Violet Kafula was in school, she would tell her mother she was going to play netball but she was, in fact, attending band practice. After a teacher told her she had a beautiful voice and encouraged her to sing, she decided to lean into her talent. One fateful day, Violet's

Can you names these falls? These waterfalls are located in Luapula Province on the Kalungwishi River. They're also about six kilometres downstream from Lumangwe Falls. When water levels are at their highest, the falls take the shape of a stunning semi-circle. Take a guess in