In this lesson we cover some words you might want to use while visiting a friend. BEMBA. ENGLISH Odi May I come in? Kalibu (Odini) You may come in Ingileni Please come / go in Ikaleni pa mupando. Please be seated Bushe ba mayo epo bali? Is the mistress at home? Bushe ba tata epo…
Discover Kitwe
Culture, Entertainment, Getting Around, Things To Do
The Early History Of Kitwe
by JS •
As to the origin of the name KITWE, one of Kitwe’s senior citizens, Mr Cobrey JBK Chiumya explains:….
Zambian Doctor Is UK Top Surgeon
by JS •
Dr Charles Malata has lived and worked in Luanshya, on the Copperbelt. He is now practicing in UK where he was voted one of the top ten surgeons in breast cancer reconstructive surgery.
Bus Fares In Kitwe
by JS •
Travelling around Kitwe, the commonest form of transport is the mini-bus. Zambians are friendly people and this is one of the best ways of interacting with fellow residents. It is also the cheapest.
Kitwe Poetry Corner – Jan 2011
by Lydia Mhango •
This week we present the poems that were read on 7th January, 2011 at Kitwe Poetry Corner.
Bemba Lesson 3 – Learn How To Count In Bemba
by JS •
In this lesson we cover how to count in Bemba from 1 to 999,999, the easy way.
English Premier League: Top 3 African Players of 2010
by Sports Editor •
The English Premier League is the most watched football league on the planet with an estimated global audience close to a billion and is home to some of the top African footballers in the world playing the beautiful game today.
Kitwe Poetry Corner
by Lydia Mhango •
LOOK INTO MY EYES!!!!!!!!!
1967 – LEARNING TO RIDE
by David Talbot •
After about six months in Kitwe I had settled into teaching at Chamboli and made some very good friends.
Kitwe Poetry Corner
by Lydia Mhango •
From the last gathering of poets at Kitwe Poetry Corner, here is a poem read by Barney Kanjela
