ZASA Mag Podcasts

Natasha Chiumya - Buying and Selling Zambian Property Law, Trust, Costs and More

Event by @zambianstogether, ZamOxbridge Alumni Network, UNIZ Insights and @zasamagazine THE CONVERSATION 1. Opening prayer and remarks, A Political Mystic: KK, Bishop Trevor Mwamba 2. Servitude and leadership: Mr. Musa Mwenye S.C. 3. Kaunda family representative: Mundaula Kaunda 4. The Zambian identity: Mr. Kalusha Bwalya and Ms. Maureen Lilanda 5. Heroes and heroines - past, present and those we need to see in the future: Ms. Chilufya Kapwepwe 6. Pan-Africanism in modern day Africa: Dr. Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika 7. KK-nomics: Dr. Grieve Chelwa 8. Political dispensation and call to action: Dr. Sishuwa Sishuwa 9. Closing prayer and remarks, Reve. Suzanne Matale YouTube video link - https://youtu.be/Zjwh_MLh0D4 Facebook video link - https://www.facebook.com/361015740689122/videos/322433079630209 Podcast audio link - https://iono.fm/e/1073822 #kennethkaunda #ripkennethkaunda #zambianseverywhere #Zambians #Zambia #ZambianDiaspora #ProudlyZambian #ZASA #RIPKK

Agenda Moderator- Ms Regina Mukondola- SG ZDO. National Anthem. Prayer – Rev Ornea Chalwe. Opening Remarks – Mr. Ferdinand Simaanya - ZDO President. Interlude - Video Zambian Artists. Eulogy of KK 1. Professor Mwizenge Tembo - Historical background and life history of KK. 2. Interlude - video on KK. 3. Mr. Kalusha Bwalya - Social aspect of KK. 4. Mrs. Victoria Chitungu - Cultural Background of KK. 5. Mr Chalwe Silwizya Kaunda - Grand son - KK as a family man. 6. Video: Tiyende Pamozi Song. 7. Bishop Sammy Musepa - Sermon. 8. Any other contributions/tributes. 9. Closing remarks – Dr Gabriel Bwembya. 10. Closing Prayer – Bishop Eugene Chinunga. FB Video - https://fb.watch/6onMF0VMNu/ YouTube Video - https://youtu.be/b1OnoGa5a7Y #KK #RIPKK #Zambia #Zambian #ProudlyZambian

We sit down with Zambian musician James Sakala who describes his calling and talks to us about a journey of self-discovery that took him from making music just to fit in, to reviving a genre that most considered ‘old music’... Get to know the modern-day Kalindula artist. The interview is also available as a video on YouTube! #JamesSakala #Zambia #ZambianMusic #ZASA #Trending #ProudlyZambian

07.04.21 - You've heard all the talk surrounding Dr Kenneth Kaunda's upcoming movie. Time to get the full story first hand. The Struggle Filmmaker, Frank Kasonde shares the inspiration behind the upcoming documentary and movie, clarifies misconceptions and headline actor involvement. GoFundMe Page - https://gofund.me/2a57ff34 #TheStruggle #Zambia #KennethKaunda #Zambian #ZASA

13.03.21 - First off, a massive thank you to Dee, Faith and Precious for agreeing to do something different. We are excited to bring you a first for us - a joint interview served in multiple formats. We talk all things food, from Chibwabwa to Mugodu, everything in between, 7 Colours and Dee lists some hot Zambian foodie spots for you to try out…

Medical male circumcision is not a topic that comes up at family gatherings or among friends. Men don’t talk, generally. So what do you as a brother, sister, mother, father, daughter or friend need to know and do to help move the needle with the young boys and men in your life? Dr David Nalumango, founder of Bopelo Health Centre and a specialist in this area, explains how circumcision can help end unexplained recurring fevers in children, protect men and their partners from HIV and help prevent cancer of the cervix in women.

HEROES OF 2020 - Physically, emotionally and mentally dealing with COVID-19. Mrs Brinia Bwalya and Ms Mazikose Lukanda, our heroes, share their stories. Ferdinand Simaanya and Sydney Njamba also share their insights having survived Covid-19.

HEROES OF 2020 - Physically, emotionally and mentally dealing with COVID-19. Mrs Brinia Bwalya and Ms Mazikose Lukanda, our heroes, share their stories. Ferdinand Simaanya and Sydney Njamba also share their insights having survived Covid-19.

HEROES OF 2020 - Physically, emotionally and mentally dealing with COVID-19. Mrs Brinia Bwalya and Ms Mazikose Lukanda, our heroes, share their stories. Ferdinand Simaanya and Sydney Njamba also share their insights having survived Covid-19.

This has honestly been one of the most difficult interviews I have had to do. For so many reasons. One, because cancer has a very close connection to a personal tragedy that happened in my family where we lost our mother to ovarian cancer, but also because I was speaking to an elderly {very charismatic} man who kindly came forward and trusted me to tell his personal story. Men are generally not very open about their issues or feelings so it was overwhelming for me to take on this task. 'Movember' is all about men’s health issues ranging from mental to physical health. This month, we decided to focus on one particular physical issue, prostate cancer.

We chat with the amazing breast cancer survivor; Zambian, Chanda Chibuta Tembo about her journey for the October breast cancer month edition. WHO IS CHANDA? Asked to describe herself, she says she's a child of God, mother of 3, a wife, an entrepreneur, a runner and breast cancer survivor. She has a disclaimer that she describes herself by, she is a Christian and prayer warrior who believes in God as her final physician.

ZASA Magazine — A boutique hotel with its own character, what makes the Urban Hotel Ndola special and what else can we expect from the group as they expand into Lusaka and across the continent? We’ve been fans for years but never got round to featuring them. This month, we feature the hotel and talk to the man behind the vision, Christopher Jannou – a New Yorker obsessed with Zambia and now taking on Africa.

ZASA Magazine — Living in a foreign land, the reality of losing someone one day and having to send them back home for burial - or you for that matter - is one that cannot be ignored. We are happy to announce a partnership that will help ease this burden at an extremely affordable monthly premium. So who is Diaspora Insurance and what do they stand for? Why should you choose them and how does it all work? I asked Ruth Masanyinga these questions and more. I also did an assessment during the interview as an example and my premium came to a total of R218 per month covering me, my wife, my son and my father back home all on a R15000 Cash Plan for each person.

ZASA Magazine — August is women’s month… with August 9th being women’s day. Last year we brought you young and upcoming ladies. This year we are going old school… and talking to Alangizi. Alangizi or Bana Chimbusa or Pungu or whatever you call them in your language are those people who traditionally teach young men and women when they come of age, or when they are entering into marriages. *Disclaimer: there are a lot of Zambian words used with meanings provided for them. However, as with any language, the meaning might not be 100% reflective of what the actual word means so please bear with us when reading ;-)

ZASA Magazine — August is women’s month… with August 9th being women’s day. Last year we brought you young and upcoming ladies. This year we are going old school… and talking to Alangizi. Alangizi or Bana Chimbusa or Pungu or whatever you call them in your language are those people who traditionally teach young men and women when they come of age, or when they are entering into marriages. *Disclaimer: there are a lot of Zambian words used with meanings provided for them. However, as with any language, the meaning might not be 100% reflective of what the actual word means so please bear with us when reading ;-)

ZASA Magazine — August is women’s month… with August 9th being women’s day. Last year we brought you young and upcoming ladies. This year we are going old school… and talking to Alangizi. Alangizi or Bana Chimbusa or Pungu or whatever you call them in your language are those people who traditionally teach young men and women when they come of age, or when they are entering into marriages. *Disclaimer: there are a lot of Zambian words used with meanings provided for them. However, as with any language, the meaning might not be 100% reflective of what the actual word means so please bear with us when reading ;-)

ZASA Magazine — Founder of Yoni Zambia (a group of companies including Yoni Spa) and WEEP (Women’s Economic Empowerment Program). Our woman crush July is Alina Lee Ntombirayi Khumbirayi Mwiya Musonda Nakamba Karimamusama… Yes, that is one person’s name {and I thought I had many names!! Everybody in her family basically clearly wanted to name her!!} Her grandfather was Shona and she was later told a story that there is an African belief that when a child has so many names, the ancestors believe that there will be some greatness attached to that child, and so, therefore, everyone wants to get their names attached to that child. The ancestors were clearly right in this case. At 22, Alina has achievements under her belt and wisdom most three times her age would be blessed to have {I certainly would!!}.

ZASA Magazine — Rugby. Zambia. When you think of Zambia in relation to sport, the first thing that comes to mind is soccer. As a sport, the attention rugby gets isvery minimal – this, of course, could be my own ignorance talking, but it's a perception borne by many judging from the numerous encounters with other Zambians home and abroad since childhood. Why is that? Where is Zambia currently and what will it take to bring it to the forefront in national sport? We chat with a man who has been at the centre of Zambian rugby his whole life, from playing on the fields of Chifubu at age 15 to leading the national team as coach - here is Mr Tobie Nyathi’s story.

ZASA Magazine — This channel is dedicated to all audio content generated from various features/stories covered in ZASA Magazine. Please read the articles in the magazine to get a full picture of the interviews added here. All PDF editions are available for free download on zasamag.com