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Written by Mondo Music   

ImageReal Name: Jordan Katembula

Just who is this infamous JK? Thanks to radio support, growing word-of-mouth and excellent public appearances, everyone now knows more about this multitalented gentleman.

 
Behind A Face From African Televison - Thandiwe Gaobepe
Written by Simunza S. Muyangana   
Image Thandiwe Gaobepe's life to date would make for an interesting drama. She also tells it with such charisma that I am convinced that the powers that be had to have known what they were doing when they added her to their most recent selection of television presenters for the free-to-air continental channel, TV Africa.

 
Best of African Cooking - A cookbook by Manjase Banda
Written by Chilu Lemba   
Image"No one who cooks, cooks alone. Even at the most solitary, a cook in the kitchen is surrounded by generations of cooks past, the advice and menu's of cooks present and the wisdom of cookbook writers." - Laurie Colwin

 
Saone Louise Balopi
Written by Chola Lungu   
 
One on One With Sampa Kangwa-Wilkie
Written by Chilu Lemba   
Image Sampa Kangwa and her husband Simon Wilkie are the directorial duo behind the much-acclaimed short film Imiti Ikula (Bemba for ‘trees which grow'). With a film crew of five, this team became part of the lives of a group of ‘street children’ in Lusaka - Zambia and gathered some uncut footage of these young peoples livelihood. The feature is part of the ‘Steps for the Future’ series and has been aired on numerous television stations worldwide. The film was recently awarded the Mo & Friese Award in Germany. We recently caught up with Sampa who currently resides in Windhoek – Namibia with her husband and their young son Lutanda.

 
Interview with budding film maker, Musyani Sichalwe
Written by Chilu and Carol Lemba   
Image Who is Musyani?
I was born on 7th March 1975. I am single. I love listening to African music. Favourite song at the moment is Balekuzembeleka by JK. I first attended Northmead and Lotus primary schools. Then I went to Libala Boys for grades 8 and 9, and later moved to the Southern Province where I completed my secondary education. I then worked at ZAMCOM (Zambia Institute of Mass Communication Education Trust) as a Studio assistant for nearly 7years till I came here to Ghana for my degree in Film and Television production, which is a 4-year BFA course.

 
Barbra Njovu of Shatel
Written by BH Reporter   
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On the 26th of march 2005, a privately owned open university was officially launched by his Excellency the President of the Republic of Zambia Mr. Levy Patrick Mwanawasa S.C. Among those in attendance were the first lady Mrs. Maureen Mwanawasa, former Education Minister honorable Andrew Mulenga, Mr. John Mwanakatwe, UNZA vice Chancellor Professor Serpell, cabinet Ministers, diplomats, management, board of directors, students and staff of the open university and other prominent people too numerous to mention. I happened to be one of the invited guests and thus had a rare opportunity of being part of the celebrations held at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre.
 
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