The Village ZM

01/04/2023

On this week’s episode, shares his perspective on Democracy in Zambia. Tune in on your favourite podcast platform and join the conversation.

11/03/2023

Todays episode is part of the Punch 4 Punch Series. In this episode Suwi, Malimba and WaLusungu talk about the Lusaka - Ndola Dual Carriageway PPP. Tune to at 10 am C.A.T. to listen!

07/03/2023

07/03/2023

In case you missed it!
https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/Y7R0c2nPWxb

04/03/2023

The first episode of Third World Suwi: In Context is a conversation on Economic Development in Zambia. This conversation tackles discourse surrounding the debate on Inflation v. The Cost of Living; Democratizing Globalization; and Economic Development Theories.

Catch us on RoverRadio.com at 10 am C.A.T. and on any major podcast Streaming Platforms after 11 am C.A.T.

07/02/2023

We will be extending our Production Break for a couple more weeks and will be back with more exciting new content in March! This also includes our weekly streams on Rovert Online Radio

23/01/2023

Listen to this amazing conversation Lüş Mwaz Phîrî had on Concrete Pastures! follow their page to listen to this episode and more stories by African immigrants.

UNLEARNING - Dreamers if there is one thing that you will do when you get to a new country , it is unlearn A LOT.

Our guest this week, WaLusungu Phiri, from Zambia breaks down his unlearning journey

Walu is studying in China. He has been there pre, during and post covid.

We had this conversation a while back, therefore, some of the things we discussed have since been changed.

Walu is also a fellow podcaster and one of the founding creators of The Village ZM podcast

Check out this conversation.
There is so much to learn
Or should I say Unlearn

Story of an immigrant

19/01/2023

Go to RovertRadio.com, to listen to as Malimba has a candid conversation with Kabanga and Vincent about Zambian Political History.

12/01/2023

Tune to Rovert Online Radio today at 20:00 to catch today’s episode on . In today’s episode Suwi and Zangi discuss the Anthropology of Zambia, to shed light on who we are and where we come from. http://RoverRadio.com

10/01/2023

Tune in to RoverRadio.com today at 18:00 to catch today’s episode on . Today’s episode is “Free Zeducation” and we discuss free education in Zambia and the bigger picture impact it has on our community.

07/01/2023

Our episode with Kaluba C. Siwale, founder of about African Literature is currently streaming on RovertRadio.com.

27/12/2022

Our schedule for the rest of the year. Catch us live on right now as we play a repeat of our episode about the Startup Business Environment.

12/11/2022

No new episodes for the next six weeks. You can catch up with our old episodes by the link in our bio or tuning into Rovert radio at 8pm on Tuesday and Thursdays as well as on Saturdays at 10am. We also have some twitter soaces and other exciting projects coming during the break.

31/10/2022

During this month of October we undertook an amazing project named "Zambian History Month." It has been has been an opportunity for us to learn more about the History we share as Zambians, share it with our listeners and anyone keen to know more about it. We were fortunate enough to have the opportunity to collaborate with a number of amazing people in so many different areas of expertise, who helped bring this project to life and we would like to give a shout out to them!

1. Chanda Mbao - for giving us the rights to his song "Tolo Tolizo Intro,"which we used as the theme song for this Project. You can reach him using the handle on Twitter & Instagram.
2. Emmanuel Kasopa - an amazing Graphic Designer for his assistance in the artwork we are using for the Project. You can reach him using the handle on Instagram.
3. Kabanga Tabo Shakankale - for his amazing insights on the "Crash Course on Zambian Political History" series. You can reach him using the handle .s on Instagram and on Twitter
4. Sana Ginwalla - for her amazing insights on "Preserving Zambian History Through Photography." You can reach her using the handle on Instagram and Facebook. You can also look up her projects to preserve and present Zambian History using the handles & on instagram and Facebook
5. Vincent Milimo Masilokwa Punabantu - for his amazing insights on the "Crash Course on Zambian Political History" series. You can reach him using the link [https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/in/vincent-punabantu] on LinkedIn.
6. Zangi Mumba - for her insights on the "Anthropology of Zambia" series.You can reach her on Twitter using the Handle

29/10/2022

This is our final week of 2022! Ever wondered how we can present and preserve Zambian history in a mind capturing way? Join us as we talk to Sana Ginwalla about her projects (Zambia Belonging & Everyday Lusaka) which strives to present and preserve Zambian history through photographs.
https://linktr.ee/thevillagezm

24/10/2022

Happy Independence Day to our fellow Zambian brothers and sisters! We have been looking at different aspects of our history and our culture throughout the month October so if you want to know more about the significance of this day please click the link in our bio.

22/10/2022

Join us as we wrap up our conversation on political history! Link is in our bio!

20/10/2022

Please subscribe to The Village ZM on YouTube. More visual content coming soon!