OBREE MR CDF

27/10/2025

Behaviour is always greater than knowledge.In life there r many situations where knowledge fails but behaviour can still handle.

26/10/2025

Condolence Message from the Zambia Association of Musicians - ZAM

​The Zambia Association of Musicians - ZAM has learned with profound sadness of the passing of the renowned Zambian folk artist, teacher, and author, Mr. Patrick Mofu Kaoma. Mr. Kaoma, aged 72, passed away in the early hours of Sunday, October 19, 2025, in the Netherlands.

​Our nation has lost a colossal figure whose artistic contributions transcended generations. Mr. Kaoma's mastery of folklore music was unparalleled, most notably through his powerful 1980s hit, "Chanda leta ubwembya tume ishilu" (or "Leteni ubwembya tume ishilu"). This song was not just a tune but a piece of vital social commentary, bravely addressing the sensitive issue of domestic abuse. Its re-emergence in the 2011 political landscape, championed by Dr. Guy Scott, only underscored the song's timeless relevance and enduring impact on the Zambian conscience.

​Patrick Mofu Kaoma was a multi-talented artist: a trained teacher, a novelist who published Mawazo in 2006, and a dedicated musician who played cabaret and folk music. His regular performances and collaborations with the late Mathews Chisefu at the Kitwe Little Theatre are an iconic part of Zambia’s musical history. Even while residing in the Netherlands, he continued to create, recording pieces like Something Like This.

​The Zambia Association of Musicians extends its deepest and most heartfelt condolences to his younger brother, Mr. Raymond Kombe Kaoma, and the entire family, as well as to the people of Chililabombwe where the funeral is being held.
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May his legacy continue to inspire a new generation of Zambian artists, and may his soul rest in eternal peace.

Zambia Association of Musicians - ZAM

26/10/2025

The 50 MW Mabumba solar plant in Mansa is 73% complete and set to finish by year-end!

26/10/2025

13/10/2025

ZCCM Investments Holdings has announced plans to establish manganese buying centres in Luapula Province.

04/10/2025

KAWAMBWA MODERN BUS STATION TAKING SHAPE!

The dream of a modern bus station in Kawambwa is steadily becoming a reality. Through the Devolution Support Program, construction works are progressing well, bringing excitement and hope to residents who for years have longed for a better and safer transport hub.

Being implemented by the Kawambwa Town Council and funded by the World Bank sector grant, the project is being undertaken by Elichil General Dealers at a total cost of K2,497,973.41.

Once completed, the modern bus station will not only change the face of Kawambwa but also improve public transport efficiency, create business opportunities, and enhance passenger comfort and safety. For traders, commuters, and travelers, this is more than just a structure, it is a gateway to better connectivity and economic growth.

Kawambwa is on the move, and the community is eager to see this long-awaited project reach completion.

To ensure quality works are carried out, Kawambwa Town Council Secretary Mr. Bwali Andrew, together with other council officers, visited the construction site to monitor progress and offer guidance.

Kawambwa Town Council
Public Relations Unit

27/06/2025

2025 CDF loans

16/04/2025

16/04/2025

This is Sonso Primary School, the first two pictures are showing the classroom before CDF and the other two are showing the 1X3 Classroom block that has come with CDF.