Jolezya Adeyemo

Zambia’s breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and adventurous spirit make it perfectly poised to thrive in 2025’s evolving travel scene, driven by eco-tourism, cultural exploration, and digital nomadism.

Adamson Bratson Mushala is one of Zambia’s most complex historical figures — a freedom fighter with a legacy of being a dissident.

Barbra Banda, BBC Female Footballer of the Year 2024, has cemented her status as a global football icon with stellar performances for Orlando Pride and Zambia.

From 2007 to 2013, the Mailoni Brothers were responsible for a string of brutal murders, terrorizing villages and evading capture in the process.

Each year, over 10 million straw-colored fruit bats descend on Kasanka National Park, Zambia, transforming the skies into a swirling mass of life.

Kalindula is a distinctive Zambian music genre that has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's cultural identity.

International Men’s Day sheds light on men’s unique challenges while celebrating their contributions. It’s a growing movement that promotes health, equality, and inclusivity.

Discover Zambia, the birthplace of walking safaris. Learn how Norman Carr pioneered this thrilling wildlife experience in South Luangwa National Park and explore Zambia's rich conservation history.

Discover the story of Alice Lenshina, the rebel prophetess who led the revolutionary Lumpa Church in Zambia.

As Zambia marks 60 years of independence, the article captures the spirit of a nation built on sacrifice and hope, diving into the memories of those who experienced it.

Explore the chilling history of the Lusaka Strangler, Zambia's most notorious serial killer, who terrorised Lusaka in the early 1980s, leaving behind a trail of fear and unanswered questions.

Discover the fascinating journey of African print fabric, from its origins in Java to its significant role in African culture and fashion. Explore its evolution, cultural significance and global influence.

As we celebrate Africa Day, discover Zambia's significant role in the liberation struggles of southern Africa, highlighting its sacrifices and leadership under President Kenneth Kaunda. Explore Zambia's enduring legacy in promoting freedom and equality.

Discover the legacy of Alick Nkhata, Zambia's pioneering musician, broadcaster, and freedom fighter. Learn about his contributions to Zambian music and broadcasting.

Learn about Elizabeth Mukoloma, a Solwezi-based tailor and marathon record-breaker, aspiring for full-time running career. From national records to youth mentoring, explore her inspiring journey in Zambia's sports landscape.

India has the Taj Mahal, France has the Eiffel Tower, and the United States has the Empire State Building. In Zambia, we have Findeco House.