Nkwazi Magazine

Community-based tourism could be a new horizon for tourism in Zambia. Places like the Luambe Camp are ceasing camping operations and collaborating with locals to place revenue in the hands of local communities.

The recent United States Agency for International Development (USAID) shutdown, sent ripples globally. Displacing thousands of workers and causing worldwide uncertainty. The shutdown has significant implications for Zambia, affecting various sectors and the daily lives of its citizens.

The Zambian podcast scene is small but growing and the subject matters vary. Whether you’re looking for a podcast discussing history, personal finance, travel or mental health, or seeking to be entertained, there’s a Zambian podcast for you.

Handwoven with exceptional skill and care by artisans in Zimbabwe’s Binga district, the Porcupine Basket by The Craft Lifestyle is a stunning representation of African craftsmanship. Made from ilala palm leaves, also native to Zambia.

Planning a safari requires thoughtful preparation to ensure it becomes the adventure of your dreams.

The expectation to financially support extended family members once you’ve achieved financial stability can be both a source of pride and a cause for stress.

Learn five new and unexpected ways you can boost your productivity at work and get more things done in 2025.

Zambia has a treasure trove of literature that could translate beautifully into film or TV.

Tomo Nyirenda's deadly crusade against witches in Central Africa intertwined religious extremism with violent fanaticism. Discover the chilling history behind his rise and reign of terror.

Africa, a continent rich in diversity and breathtaking landscapes, offers a plethora of scenic destinations to ring in the New Year.

Find out the top skills Zambian youth need to boost their careers in 2025 and learn how to stay competitive in a dynamic job market.

According to research from the University of Scranton, only 8% of people achieve their New Year resolutions, while a staggering 80% fail by February.

Zambia’s archaeological heritage offers a remarkable glimpse into early human history, featuring groundbreaking discoveries like the world’s oldest wooden structure at Kalambo Falls and the iconic Broken Hill Man fossil.

Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie, a history enthusiast, or someone seeking unique cultural experiences, Livingstone has something to captivate everyone.

Discover Lusaka in 72 hours with this updated guide. Explore vibrant art scenes, cultural landmarks, and local culinary gems, from wildlife encounters at Lusaka National Park to artisan markets and top dining spots. Experience Zambia's capital like never before!

By venturing off the beaten track, you’re not just ticking boxes on a travel itinerary – you’re immersing yourself in the kind of adventure that feels deeply personal.