Bemba Lesson 16 – Small Talk
Yes = Ee (Mukwai) No = Awe (Mukwai) Please = Napapata Excuse me = Banjeleleko (Mukwai) Thank you =…
Bemba Lesson 15.4 – How to Ask a Question – WHAT? – To Drink
In this lesson on How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Drink” (Nwa). To drink = Ukunwa…
Bemba Lesson 16.1 – Street Language – Ama …
Chisokone Street – kitweonline One of our readers, Yzo Leon from the Philippines, suggested that it would be…
Translators Wanted
Swahili and Zulu language translators required to translate a film script. The project is based in Kitwe. If you are…
The Lord’s Prayer in Zambian Languages
Every Christian learns the Lord's Prayer. There is currently no common record of the Lord's Prayer in Zambian languages on…
The Story of the Orphan Snail
Photo by Fir0002/Flagstaffotos Zambian Fireside Stories Once upon a time, there was a snail whose parents died shortly after he was…
Free University Education From Top Universities
An Educational Revolution All education in Zambia was free immediately after independence. As the population has grown demands for other…
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WHAT ARE YOU OFFERING OUR KITWE READERS? ADVERTISE GOODS HERE FOR FREE. Get in touch below. QUALITY USED TYRES Contact…
African Music Titans
Over the years, Tanzanians living in Kitwe have acquired a reputation for being very hard working as well as not…
Bemba Lesson 11 – Visiting Grandma
GREETINGS Grandma's house = Ing’anda yakwa mama Grand dad’s house = Ing’anda yakwa shikulu Hello Grandma = Mwapoleni mama Hello…