The Bridge – Part II
As I stared at the blood stain on the Chitenge cloth, the strength drained from my legs. I couldn’t take…
As I stared at the blood stain on the Chitenge cloth, the strength drained from my legs. I couldn’t take…
Photo by Steinpilzen Wild mushrooms grow in the Zambian bushes during the rainy season. There are different varieties. Lets try out this delicious…
In this lesson – How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Eat” (Lya). Note: Mu ciBemba (In Bemba)…
Fond memories of my childhood days A visit to nearly all major Zambia railway stations reveals some import piece…
A Zambian Short Story by Emily Nyirenda (The names and place names in this story have been changed to protect…
Chisokone Street – kitweonline One of our readers, Yzo Leon from the Philippines, suggested that it would be…
In this lesson on How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Do” (Cita). Note: Mu…
One of the fastest ways of learning any language is by asking the right questions. Ici Bemba (the Bemba language)…
Personal Pronouns In Bemba, the personal pronoun changes depending on: Whether it is used as the subject or the object…
Photo: Tom W. Sulcer A chicken is a well-known bird all over the world and is very delicious. A…