Mukandi Siame

People who live in beautiful places become beautiful themselves. This thought often runs through my mind when I encounter beautiful spaces and the people who occupy them and it first occurred to me on the banks of the Kafue River.

This is just the beginning!” Sana Ginwalla says these words each time she starts something: projects, partnerships, collaborations, workshops, pieces of art and writing. Sana is always up to something and her ‘things’ don’t have an end.

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 the butterfly-shaped nation.

If you venture 20 minutes outside Lusaka, you will discover The Brewery at Ciêla. Established in 2021, The Brewery is exactly what it says it is, and its honesty is the first form of refreshment you will experience.

Returning these objects cannot fully rectify colonialism's impacts, but it would allow for new ownership, storytelling, and an opportunity for African nations to reclaim their identity narratives.

My mother makes music when she cooks: swift turns, tender swirls, gentle splashes, firm shakes, and precise cuts. Her cooking is alchemy.

In the vibrant heart of the Zambian grassland, a silent battle wages between man and beast.

This was the first thing I noticed at Modzi Arts. In a world where we’ve been encouraged to shatter glass ceilings, what happens when there are no ceilings to shatter

The Chokwe people of Zambia, renowned for their mastery of astronomy, have unravelled the cosmos through their unique cultural lens. Explore the mystique of the night sky from an African perspective.