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Story Telling
Story telling
Discover the Magic of “The Wise Tree of Kitwe”:
by JS •
In the bustling town of Kitwe, under the vast Zambian sky, stands a figure of wisdom and love—Mama Miti, the wise tree. Her story, “The Wise Tree of Kitwe,” weaves a tapestry of life’s intricate dance between nature and nurture. Through Mama Miti’s eyes, we learn the profound impact of a single act of caring, a lesson that resonates deep within the roots of our being.
As Mama Miti spreads her branches wide, embracing the warmth of the sun, she devises a plan as brilliant as the African dawn. Her mission? To scatter her seeds far and wide, each encased in a shell of love and wisdom, ensuring that her children—the trees—can offer shade and sustenance to the world beyond her reach.
Fruit Harvest Competition for Children!(Video)
by JS •
Words of Wisdom
by JS •
Dr. Pardon Mwansa’s YouTube channel is a treasure trove of Bemba language videos aimed at educating viewers. The channel, praised for its engaging content, features proverbs and sayings. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for updates on new videos, as this resource offers a unique window into the Bemba language and culture.
Story Telling Shadows
by JS •
The Bridge – Part III
by Emily Nyirenda •
“Mbuya,” said my dad after a long pause. He always affectionately called me Mbuya because he named me Emily after his grandmother. “How are you?” “I am well.” I said, not wanting him to fuss about me. “How is everybody in the village?” “They are all well and they send you their greetings,” I lied.…
The Bridge – Part II
by Emily Nyirenda •
As I stared at the blood stain on the Chitenge cloth, the strength drained from my legs. I couldn’t take another step forward. I heard a scream that sounded like nothing I’ve ever heard before. It came from my throat, yet it seemed distant. Suddenly, I found myself lying on the ground. Someone was shining…
The Story of the Orphan Snail
by JS •
Photo by Fir0002/Flagstaffotos Zambian Fireside Stories Once upon a time, there was a snail whose parents died shortly after he was born. He was homeless. During the day, he would wander aimlessly, looking for food. At night, he would look for a place to curl up and sleep. He led a lonely life. One morning he…
The Black Dollar Fortune
by Richard Katebe •
Fred Chirwa (not his real name) had just retired from a full time job as a locomotive driver at Zambia railways in Kitwe. He got his retirement package of Fifty five million Zambian kwacha (K55, 000,000). The separation package that he was paid was a net balance after the company deducted the amount for…
Stories About Witchcraft In Zambia – Part 3
by John Katebe •
The third installment of the stories about witchcraft explores some reactions to witchcraft.