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In this episode, we have an in depth conversation on Sexual and Gender-based Violence in Zambia. SGBV is an epidemic that affects many people around the world in a variety of ways. The Village strives to amplify the voices in the conversation by raising awareness and beginning to understand SGBV as our society takes measure towards protecting the safety of our peoples.
The Village discuss various perspective on SGBV such as legal definitions and procedures, possible pathways to breaking the cyclical nature of SGBV, and so on. On this episode we a joined by Mwangala Monde: the co-founder and Administrative Director of the Sistah Sistah Foundation.
Linked below is a petition outlining a variety of things that the new Zambian government can do to ensure that safety does not exclude women. Society cannot be said to be a safe place when the most vulnerable live in fear everyday of sexual assault in the streets, at work and at home.
https://www.change.org/p/president-hakainde-hichilema-parliament-of-zambia-zambian-police-and-the-chief-justice-of-zambia-end-sgbv-in-zambia
The Village returns from production break with a candid conversation on the current political landscape in Zambia.
The Village steps outside of the political space to have a candid conversation on tradition and Women in Zambia. This week's co-host facilitates a mature conversation with a group of guests on a variety of topics including: female menstrual and reproductive health, pre-marital practices and so on.
Trigger warning: This episode contains sensitive subject matter. Discretion is advised.
A conversation with a natural Born Leader, A President, and a Visionary. The co-hosts have an impromptu conversation on political candidacy and leadership.
In this episode, we have a conversation on the music industry and artistic expression with Duncan Sodala: a pioneer hip-hop artist, music producer, and Founding Member of Zone Fam popularly known as Holstar.
In this episode, the co-hosts have a heartfelt discussion on Blackness in the context of Zambia.
In this episode, the co-host discuss Zambia's electoral process and the role citizens have in safe guarding democracy.
A conversation on the colonial roots of tribalism in Zambia
References to articles discussed in this episode are linked below:
The co-hosts have a conversation about Zambia's economic outlook in the context of the pandemic with a special guest.
The Village co-hosts have a conversation on the importance of political engagement in Zambia.
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