Sport, music, theatre
A Zambian movie streaming on Netflix. Just released on UK Netflix, “ Mwabi – Can You See Us?”(2022) is a Zambian movie written by Andrew and Lawrence Thompson and directed by Kenny Mumba. It follows the story of a Zambian boy with albinism named Joseph. His challenges start from the moment he is born and…
Zambian music from the 70s. Africa by Amanaz.
Almost everyone agrees that stage theatre in Zambia is not as vibrant as it used to be. There are several reasons for this decline.
African Filmmakers Get Their Ultimate Network CINEAFRI, an innovative network dedicated to African film and video making launches this week. Founded by London-based Ghanaian filmmaker Ishmael Fiifi Annobil, CINEAFRI offers African filmmakers and related companies and institutions a meeting place, where and they can reach out to each other; recruit and offer talent, skills and facilities; and share videos and news with…
Kitwe, Zambia – 8 January 2018 SOTAMBE Documentary Film and Arts Festival (SOTAMBE DFAF) is a five day event held annually in the month of September with the main objective of educating and raising awareness on social issues through film and arts. It serves as a platform for: Learning institutions that want to use documentaries,…
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It is not every day that we come across a song that has so much back story and tugs at your heart strings. “Live in This Moment” is such a song. A debut song by London-based Kakou hits all the right notes. It is a serene love song that celebrates love between two people. It…
The SOTAMBE Documentary Film & Arts Festival (SOTAMBE DFAF) is a non-governmental and non-profit making organization that is organized in the Copperbelt Province in collaboration with the Department of Development Studies at the Zambia Catholic University and the Kitwe Little Theatre. This year’s festival is the third edition in the Copperbelt and it is happening…
2015 saw the emergence of an aggressive strain of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus(HIV) called CRF19 (Circulating Recombinant Form). While the older HIV virus can lead to AIDS(Auto Immune Deficiency Syndrome) in six to ten years, CRF19 accelerates the rate to within three years. The good news is that the new form seems to be restricted…
