Infobwana Blog

Michael Sata is President of Zambia. Many have rejoiced at the news and many have received it with mixed feelings; some are outright horrified. But then politics does tend to engender the whole…

Since 1998, BUK Truck Parts has been dedicated to offering quality truck spares to the Zambian market and its mission is to deliver on that promise continuously. On the 8th of September 2011, BUK…

A number of years back a gentleman with great vision and passion, Noel De Villiers, had the dream of opening up tourism routes from Cape Town to Cairo. As far as I am aware this was to be mainly for…

Reading about the up and coming Lake of Stars Festival in Malawi has been inspiring and frustrating. Lake of Stars promotes event-tourism and Malawi’s creative industries. Festival organisers have…

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The national Zambia Agricultural and Commercial Show, which was first held in 1926, celebrates its 85th year of exhibitions this week in Lusaka from the 28th of July to the 1st of August, with the…

have put together a blissful all over pampering day for mind, body and soul. You’ll be treated to a wonderful selection of health and beauty treatments by a team of trained experts. The Avocado…

If I were asked what animal is truly the show piece of the

We have all heard stories of people so brave that they put our revered memories of walking through a lightning storm look like child’s play. Today, cold shivers of fear run down my spine as I read an…

had a successful maiden voyage from Livingstone, Zambia to Cape Town, South Africa on the 30th of June 2011. Zambezi Airlines added this route to its existing African city…

Last week was a hustle of activity for most Primary and Secondary Schools in Lusaka as everyone prepared for the Provincial Junior Engineers, Technicians and Scientists (JETS) event. Since its…

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In countries all over the world, children are considered to be the future. However, in most developing countries, child mortality rates are alarmingly high and the health status of children is below…

It’s time to get ready for another M Fest. Mkushi town invites you join them on the 3rd and 4th of July for a weekend of sports, shopping and disco dancing. This years M Fest is in aid of the…

Wandie is a Zambian film producer working on a huge project. Together with Director Ben Cresciman, Wandie is producing her first feature film, titled Negative Space! “Negative Space is an intimate…

AGOA stands for the US-initiated African Growth and Opportunity Act forum which will bring together Government leaders, businesses and civil society members between the 8th and 10th of June 2011.…

Ever since 2008 the Diplomatic Spouses Association (DSA) in Lusaka, Zambia, holds an annual international food fair to raise money to support numerous worthwhile charities. This year the event is at…

Saturday the 28th of May 2011 is the big day! Live from Wembley Stadium in London. Zambia is no stranger to the love of football. Not only does football bring people together it also divides us. Pick…

Today is Africa Freedom Day. But what does that mean to Africans today? Since I’ve not had a chance to ask this question to my Africans friends, I can only answer this for myself. And I am one of…

Voyager’s Zambia is one of the leading travel agents in Zambia. If you were ever in doubt about their expertise then reassure yourself by casting your eye over their long list of accolades including…

hotel in Lusaka, Zambia has recently been certified as environmentally responsible and has met the requirements for Silver Classification of the Heritage Environmental Rating Programme (Green Globe…

After 10 years we have decided it is time for a new look and an upgrade of our facilities at Kaingu Safari Lodge in Kafue National Park. But still the same friendly, helpful, team we introduced you…

Livingstone in Zambia is a town full of history that is often untold. But through the involvement of

In August 2011 a team will row three sculling boats 1,000 kilometres along the upper Zambezi River from Zambia’s border with Angola to Victoria Falls in Zambia. The Row Zambezi crew aim to raise…

School life is meant to be that strong foundation that sets young people off to the best start in their young life. Many factors come into what makes a successful schooling foundation including some…

After flying to Livingstone from Lusaka,

Easter and Mother’s Day are looming and

The Ngoni people are a tribe with a history so intriguing; it is almost tempting to grab a box of corn as you sit down to hear it.

To celebrate 20 years of