Nkwazi Magazine

How to navigate the impact of the personal development and self-reinvention craze, its roots in the self-help movement, and how to manage information overload in today's digital age.

How can indigenous drought-resistant crops like sorghum, millet, and lusala help Zambia combat severe drought and ensure food security through sustainable agricultural practices rooted in ancestral knowledge?

From the roaring Victoria Falls in Zambia to the festive streets of Accra, Ghana, these top African destinations promise a magical holiday season filled with adventure, culture, and unforgettable celebrations.

This holiday season, find special gifts made in Zambia that show off local culture and craftsmanship. Here are some great picks that combine tradition and style.

Zambia’s worst power crisis, caused by record-low water levels in the Kariba Dam, has highlighted the urgent need to diversify its energy sources through solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal power.

Motorbike couriers are often seen navigating the chaotic streets of Lusaka traffic for extended hours each day. The lack of proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and suitable biking gear exacerbates their vulnerability.

Liuwa Plain National Park offers an unforgettable wildlife experience, showcasing Africa’s second-largest wildebeest migration amidst stunningly remote landscapes.

As dawn breaks over the Zambezi and the early cries of a fish eagle catching its first meal of the day echo across the shimmering river, a masked figure emerges amidst a cluster of vertical stone monuments.

Each Ulendo bag is handcrafted by Zambian leather experts, designed with attention to detail, and features high-quality hardware. These Zambian flourishes define this brand as one that’s on the rise, blending luxury with a sense of culture and adventure.

Few dishes hold as much cultural significance and culinary charm as chikanda, a beloved delicacy tracing its origins to the Bemba people of Zambia.

Chilekwa Mumba’s story serves as an inspiration, proving that even against the most formidable opponents, determination and a commitment to justice can make a lasting difference.

In recent months, Zambia has been grappling with a critical issue: aflatoxin contamination in food products. These harmful toxins, produced by certain fungi, have been detected in maize meal, a staple food in Zambia.

In On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (2024), Nyoni continues her exploration of complex female protagonists. The story centres on Shula, a young woman who exposes dark family secrets following her uncle's unexpected death.

 When Zambia’s freedom fighters are mentioned, many courageous women stood shoulder to shoulder with their male counterparts, risking their safety and livelihoods to fight for the nation’s freedom.

As Zambia celebrates its 60th independence, it's only fitting to reflect on one of the country’s most influential figures in shaping its identity—Gabriel Ellison.

Maboneng Precinct, meaning “Place of Light” in Sotho, is a must-visit destination in Johannesburg.