October 17, 2026
Product of Zambia Daily Mail

Margaret Samulela

Why Maryner won’t stop talking about reproductive health

Maryner is also part of the European Union (EU) Youth Sounding Board, where young people advise on how EU programmes can better respond

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How digitalisation can save Zambian athletics

Dear editor, ZAMBIAN athletics is at a crossroads. On the track, we have a global star in Olympic bronze medallist Muzala Samukonga, who

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Why Graphic designers, photographer, content creators deserve more recognition

TSUNGAI GOMBA Lusaka IN A society rich with young talent, the struggle for recognition remains a challenge for many individuals. Everyone is competing

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Pambana Enterprise: Founders determined to flood regional market

MICHELLE KAHINGA Lusaka AT 17, Steven Sichilima and Dalitso Mweemba had an idea to start a Zambian snack brand using dried local fruits.

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Kulamba Kubwalo traditional ceremony

MARGARET CHISANGA Lusaka KULAMBA Kubwalo traditional ceremony is an annual ceremony of the Lenje people in Central Province. It is celebrated every year

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Young climate champions visit Munda Wanga

MARGARET CHISANGA Lusaka YOUNG environmental champions from Edwin Mulongoti Primary School recently enjoyed an educational visit to Munda Wanga Environmental Park after winning

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RPS High Top pupils showcase creativity at Agric Show

CHARITY MUNG’OMBA Lusaka FROM displaying colourful artwork to taking visitors through lessons on how they have grown vegetables, pupils from RPS High Top

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Joseph Kambele asks question Africa cannot ignore

MICHELLE KAHINGA Lusaka TWENTY-FOURYEAR-OLD Joseph Kambele, a Bachelor of Computer Science student, is already challenging one of the continent’s biggest questions: Who will

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Young students shine at 98th Agricultural and Commercial Show

MWAKA LENGALENGA Lusaka TWO Zambian students from St. Mary Queen of Peace have made their school proud by winning first prizes at this

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Laura Girls learner develops ‘The Beetroot Bandage’

LUSUNGU CHIKOWELA Lusaka WHEN Niza Mwambazi lost her grandmother to diabetes, she resolved to develop an innovation that would enable people living with

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