Nkwazi Magazine

Vernacular Architectural Heritage in Zambia

Vernacular architecture in Zambia is deeply influenced by the environment, climate, culture, art, and social context in which it is built. These structures are both practical and symbolic of the communities they serve.

Vernacular Architectural Heritage in Zambia

SPOTLIGHT

Must-reads of the week, chosen for you.

Culture

Zambia’s Latest Contribution to Cinema

In On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (2024), Nyoni continues her exploration of complex female… Read More

By Nkwazi Magazine

Travel

Elephant Charge 2024 Racing for Nature

Now in its 17th year, the event raised ZMW4.4 million ($167,000) for wildlife conservation pr… Read More

By Sarah Davies

History

The Women of the Struggle

When Zambia’s freedom fighters are mentioned, many courageous women stood shoulder to should… Read More

By Nkwazi Magazine

Travel

Wild History Zambia, The Home of Walking Safari

Discover Zambia, the birthplace of walking safaris. Learn how Norman Carr pioneered this thri… Read More

By Jolezya Adeyemo

Culture

Zambia’s Latest Contribution to Cinema

In On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (2024), Nyoni continues her exploration of complex f… Read More

By Nkwazi Magazine

Travel

Elephant Charge 2024 Racing for Nature

Now in its 17th year, the event raised ZMW4.4 million ($167,000) for wildlife conservati… Read More

By Sarah Davies

Governor Evelyn Hone at Pro-Independence protests in 1960 - britishempire.co.uk

History

The Women of the Struggle

When Zambia’s freedom fighters are mentioned, many courageous women stood shoulder to s… Read More

By Nkwazi Magazine

Travel

Wild History Zambia, The Home of Walking Safari

Discover Zambia, the birthplace of walking safaris. Learn how Norman Carr pioneered this… Read More

By Jolezya Adeyemo

History

Zambia at 60

As Zambia marks 60 years of independence, the article captures the spirit of a nation built on sacrifice and hope, diving into the memories …

By Jolezya Adeyemo

Issue 72

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Cultural heritage has given shape to Zambia’s unique vernacular architecture. Indigenous building methods, environmental adaptations can blend with modern design practices for sustainable, community-focused architecture that addresses the impacts of urbanisation.

Issue 72

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InFocus

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FACES

Gabriel Ellison Zambia's Flag Artist

As Zambia celebrates its 60th independence, it's only fitting to reflect on one of the countr… Read More

By Nkwazi Magazine

History

Alice Lenshina The Rebel Prophetess Who Shaped Zambian History

Discover the story of Alice Lenshina, the rebel prophetess who led the revolutionary Lumpa Ch… Read More

By Jolezya Adeyemo

Culture

Kulamba Connecting to the Ancestors

Explore the vibrant Kulamba Ceremony of the Chewa people in Zambia. Discover the Nyau dancers… Read More

By Muleba Lelani Mwale

Eat

The Art of Beer Pairing Sipping Rebel Craft Beer at Ciela

If you venture 20 minutes outside Lusaka, you will discover The Brewery at Ciêla. Established… Read More

By Mukandi Siame

Explore

Sugar Bush Farm Where Homegrown Charm Meets Creative Alchemy

Hidden on the fringes of Lusaka, Sugar Bush Farm is a secret oasis, ready to immerse you in t… Read More

By Bongani Kumar (Adventures with Bobobongz)

Travel

In The Company of Lions Untamed Busanga

About eight figures were lined up next to a tree as we drove up a slight incline from the str… Read More

By Sebastian Moronell

Tabletalk

Kapumpe Chola I Did It My Way

I have been writing Tabletalk articles for over two years, during which time I have interview… Read More

By Royd Kapesa

Eat

A Taste of Sophistication and Refinement Shardonnay Wine Bar

Nestled within the tranquil suburb of Kabulonga along Kudu Road, Shardonnay Wine Bar epitomis… Read More

By Tokozile N Ngwenya

FACES

For Zambia, with Love. Kenneth Kaunda at 100

There is something to be said about names. Zambia is named after the Mighty Zambezi river, Nzambi Enzi, that flows for 3,540 kilometres through …

By Mukandi Siame

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PODCAST

TableTalk With Mark O'Donnell

One thing that will strike you about Union Gold Zambia CEO Mark O'Donnell is his straightforward and no-nonsense attitude toward business success. Business may not be easy but there are tried and tested business principles that have stood the test of time and he steadfastly stands by them.

TableTalk With Mark O'Donnell