Paternity Issues In Zambian Culture
FATHERHOOD If a law was passed for mandatory paternity tests to be done for all living Zambian children, do you…
Read MoreFATHERHOOD If a law was passed for mandatory paternity tests to be done for all living Zambian children, do you…
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Read MoreMy girl, don’t feel sad
When you are not happy let’s sit down and talk
If there’s something troubling your heart, come and let it out
If there’s something troubling your heart come and let me know
My girl, don’t feel pity for yourself, when you are not happy let’s sit down and talk
If there’s something troubling your heart, come and let it out
If there’s something troubling your heart come and let me know
I think we owe it to ourselves to begin to question negative practices at funerals in order to make funerals more tolerable. We must do everything we can to minimize the stress that presently characterizes a Zambian funeral.
In this article, I wish to discuss some negative practices that I think deserve urgent attention.
Here are a few poems from last reading at Kitwe Little Theatre. Tonight's poetry was supposed to be combined with…
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