Amasha Ya Baice (Young Ones In Motion)
– A Celebration of Zambian Youth, Rhythm, and Joy There’s something special about watching young people move to the beat…
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The Founding Vision: How One Man and a Colonial Tie Debate Shaped Chamboli Secondary School
Walk down memory lane and discover what it was like to be in the very first class at Chamboli Secondary School. From the Class of 1965, Joshua Njovu provides us with deep insights.
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Mwaka’s Comic Book Adventure Is Now on Sale at KitweOnlineShop.com!
Travel with Mwaka to Zambia! A colourful bilingual English–Bemba comic eBook that makes learning Bemba fun and easy.
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Misheck Mhango – The Man and His GarKru Mbwili
Misheck M’hango’s story captures the soul of Zambian music.
A self-taught guitarist from Kalulushi, he turned simple tools into timeless sound.
His journey is a living testament to the creativity that powered the Zamrock era.
ALBATROSS MUF ROCKERS Kitwe Gig
Guest artist Hector Sithole
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MAKEWANE NA KALINDULA MUSIC FESTIVAL 2025
A celebration of classic Zambian music.
1st November, 2025 – Governemnt Complex, Lusaka
18.00hrs till you drop
ATM (Ifyacitile Bashi Maggie)
Learning Bemba in Song Learning Bemba doesn’t have to be serious all the time—sometimes it’s best done through music and…
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New eBook Launch!
We’ve launched our first beginner-friendly Bemba language eBook! “Learning Bemba In 10 Easy Lessons” is now available as a downloadable PDF on KitweOnline. Learn greetings, everyday phrases, and cultural tips — one easy step at a time. Start speaking Bemba today!
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Meet HQZ: The Hidden Queens of Zamrock
fictional all women ai band, rock stars. Zamrock music reimagined.
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WhatsApp Bemba Stories – Episode 1: The Visit Begins
Episode 1: The Visit Begins
Chanda: Mwashibukeni.
(Good morning.)
Bwalya: Endita mukwai. Uli shani mune?
(Morning to you too. How are you, my friend?)
Chanda: Ulupwa luli shani?
(How is the family?)
Bwalya: Bwino. Bana Bupe bamushindika ku sukulu.
(Fine. Bupe’s mum has escorted her to school.)
Chanda: Ndefwaya ukwisa mimona lelo.
(I want to come see you today.)
Bwalya: Mwati kuli bwino uko kuntu?
(Is everything OK over there?)
🟢 Each message reveals more than just words—it opens a window into everyday Bemba life, culture, and emotion.
Don’t miss what happens next in Episode 2