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Frozen Moment
There is a certain kind of empowerment I feel being able to capture wildlife in its element, with the detail and frozen moment that a lens can apprehend. Something beyond what your eye and the passing time can capture. The texture of an elephant’s skin, with all its exterior toughness yet intricate crevices; the cheetah’s…
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The Future in Zambia Looks Electric
As the global demand for lithium-ion batteries grows due to consumer interest in electric cars, Africa hopes to ramp up its copper mining production to jump-start its economy and meet the electric vehicle (EV) battery industry demand. Since most of the world’s cobalt comes from the Copperbelt region, which runs through the Central African Republic,…
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Dialogue Key to Tourism Sector Development – Tourism Minister
Lusaka, Zambia – Minister of Tourism Honourable Rodney Sikumba has emphasised the need for dia- logue among key players in Zambia’s tourism sector in order to resolve ongoing challenges the industry is facing. Speaking during a networking event hosted by the Eco Tour- ism Association of Zambia (ETAZ), Hon Sikumba said tourism in the country…
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Richard Mvula’s Legacy Lives on in the Aviation Industry
LUSAKA, ZAMBIA – Cheerful, dedicated, kind, a team player, professional, committed, father and mentor, that’s how some describe Richard Mvula’s legacy in Zambia’s aviation industry after serving as a ground handling professional for more than 40 years. As an expert who spent four decades working in the aviation sector, Richard was a true mentor and…
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Re-Energising Tourism in COMESA
Tourism’s potential to contribute to economic growth, job creation and foreign exchange earnings is phenomenal, being the world’s largest and fastest-growing service industry. Tourism in the COMESA island countries (Seychelles, Madagascar, Mauritius, Comoros) contributes to between 14%-25% of GDP and more than half of their export earnings. While in mixed economies like Kenya and Egypt,…
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Welcome On Board Proflight
Dear Respected Customers,We are delighted to have you aboard. The month of July was a sorrowful period for us here at Proflight as two very important architects of Zambian aviation passed on in that month. The two are Captain Philip Lemba and Mr Richard Mvula. Both gentlemen worked with our CEO, Captain Tony Irwin in…