Join your host Prophetess Mwaka Twagirayesu on Solutions.Topic is "Adjustments & Flexibility in relationships!" with special guests Dr.Lillian Odera & Anthony Kiringo. Tuesday June 11th, 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 6pm Pacific, 1am London, 3 am Zambia, 4am Kenya. Call 347-237-4270.

As an incredibly gifted songwriter, Piwai captures both the delicate and the difficult aspects of life. She fearlessly explores the wide realm of the human condition—from raising awareness about war to capturing the inner world of children. Her lyrics evoke a powerful healing force. A deep commitment to crossing borders and uniting cultures has broadened Piwai’s musical horizons to vast proportions. She taps into a variety of musical roots, drawing from an eclectic blend of rabi, jazz, blues, traditional folk and reggae. She flows easily from one genre to the next and one language to another, including English, Shona, French, Spanish, Lingala, Zulu, Xhosa, Swahili, Georgian, and Turkish Judeo Spanish.

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This week  host Twaambo Kapilikisha discusses the joys,challenges and what is like to represent Zambia in the diaspora.She will  also discuss how young Zambian women are realising their strength and working hard at achieving their dreams without  excuses.What can a young Zambian woman do to become successful in the diaspora? What does it mean for young Zambian women to forgo the dream of marriage and children? What does it mean for a young Zambian woman to earn more money than her husband? Can a young Zambian woman be successful in the diaspora without the support of a husband or marrying a foreigner for security?

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Join your host Prophetess Mwaka Twagirayesu on Solutions Tonight. Topic is "Tests, Trials and Triumphs in Marriage" with guests, Rev Patrick and Juliet Lubanga. 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 6pm Pacific, 1am London, 3 am Zambia, 4am Kenya. Call 347-237-4270.

Women entrepreneurs are key contributors to private enterprise development, job creation and economic growth worldwide. As underlined by the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report, there is a strong correlation between gender equality and a country's prosperity and economic competitiveness. While lack of access to finance is an obstacle faced by both men and women in Africa, tailored approaches can be effective in improving the provision of financing specifically for women entrepreneurs. These can include supply-side actions such as credit guarantee schemes or funds for women business owners. It can also include demand-side actions such as training in financial management

On Business Forum this week our guest is Mr Muhabi Lungu who is the current Movement for Multi-party Democracy (MMD) Presidential Spokesperson. Mr Lungu has a long political career in which he at one point served as former President Kenneth Kaunda’s private secretary and more recently, as a member of former President Rupiah Banda’s election campaign team. He is also the MMD Communications Director, he join us to discuss the ongoing debate on subsidy removal by the PF government.

This week host Twaambo Kapilikisha discusses issues surrounding indecent dressing in Zambia, particularly by women. In conservative Zambian society, women are urged to dress “decently” to avoid unfair character assignations, GBV,rape or embarrassment.What is considered “decent dressing”?How does outside influences i.e western influences, living in the diaspora affect how people view clothing?How can we change the correlation between scant clothing + rape/GBV/harassment?How does tradition play into this discussion.  Show will airs at 6 a.m. PST, 9 a.m. EST, 14 hrs BST, 15 hrs CAT and 9 p.m. WST (Australia/Pacific).

Join us for an inspiring and informative SOLUTIONS program. Topic is :Partnership in Marriage and Business Part Two! with your host Prophetess Mwaka Twagirayesu and special guests Gee and Catherine Franklin. 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 6pm Pacific, 1 am London, 3 am Zambia, 4 am Kenya. Call 347-237-4270

Hope for Mtshabezi is a group of friends who saw the health care needs of the people of Zimbabwe and decided to do something about it. Mission:

To provide the people of Mtshabezi area access to health-care by equipping the local hospital, and having mobile clinics to reach the under-served. Vision:

A community where every man, woman and child that needs healthcare has access to it