THE Girl Guides Association of Zambia are participating at the 39th WAGGGS World Conference in Cambodia. The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) is the largest global voluntary movement dedicated exclusively to empowering girls and young women. Reaching over 11.2 million members across 153 countries, WAGGGS equips females with leadership skills, non-formal
Most of the Pharisees had a problem with Jesus because He ate with sinners and allowed them to follow Him. Jesus told them this parable to help them understand. “If one of you has 100 sheep and one is lost, will you not leave the rest and go to look for the lost sheep? When
Do you love learning new things? Well, Mushokabanji Musheba sure does. She believes that learning is like a superpower that helps us grow and become amazing people. There is a popular saying: “Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.” This has been Mushokabanji’s motivation since childhood, which has
Thirteen-year-old Thabo Kamba, a Grade Nine pupil at Crested Crane Academy, has faced numerous challenges growing up with albinism. She explains that many people misunderstand the condition, leading to discrimination, bullying, and even dangerous myths that put her safety at risk. Because of these beliefs, walking alone can be frightening, and she often needs to
IMAGINE standing on a big stage in a foreign country, lights shining brightly, as you share your dreams with the world. That is exactly what seven-year-old Trudy Mundia did when she participated in the Little Miss Toto Africa 2024 pageant in Nigeria early this year. With a heart full of dreams, Trudy’s final speech fascinated
A T JUST 20 years old, singer and songwriter Agness Zian Bwalya, known by her stage name Zian SZ, is already making waves in the Zambian music industry. Zian’s musical journey started when she was just 7 years old, singing in church and Sunday school. “Music is in my blood,” she says. “Growing up in