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Oliver Kapamba is the Founder and Executive Director for Shelter Movement Zambia, an NGO that campaigns against substance abuse in Schools and Communities, mentors Youth Leaders and working on plans to start offering skills Empowerment to Youths & Rehabilitation to Former Addicts. His ultimate goal is to see Youths rising up and actively engage in shaping the Future they want. He is currently studying Development Studies at Zambia Catholic University.

Oliver Kapamba discusses youth uprising in Zambia

Since the historic election of President Barack Obama in 2008, many in this country have declared the United States a post-racial society, Is this the case or are we just kidding ourselves. Why do black people have to have civil rights while white people do not? Looking at the current events happening in all parts of the US, what do we have to tell our children? 

Join Us this Sunday for a hot discussion as we look at current events consuming not only the US. Our special guest is Mr. Sidque Gondwe Geloo, president of the Organization of Zambians Abroad (OZA).

Dial 317-527-6219 to listen to the show or you can listen online.

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Robert and his wife Mwiza are cofounders of The Robert and Mwiza Sichinga Foundation, a charity with a focused on healthcare for newborns, pediatrics and support for healthcare providers in Zambia. Robert and Mwiza share a passion for providing for healthcare and education for the underserved in Zambia, so they established the Robert and Mwiza Sichinga foundation.

Robert Sichinga Jnr serves as Honorary Consul and Chief of Post for the Republic of Zambia in California. He performs delegated functions on behalf of the Embassy of Zambia in the United States. In this role he is tasked with facilitating trade and investment between the US and Zambia, promoting tourism from the US into Zambia, exploring opportunities to enhance healthcare and education in Zambia through strategic partnerships and resource acquisition. He also works on the needs of the Zambian diaspora in the US.

Join Us on Sunday, May 31 at 2:00PM/ET for part 2 of the Zambians in Florida on the Zanus Radio Show. We had a great show in the first segment on Sunday, May 24 and we are looking forward to a continuation where we will engage the community to ask questions. In part 1, we focused on getting to learn about the association and its leadership. 

What is NEXT for Zambians in Florida? 

What is been planned to grow and engage those not part of the association?

Join Us next Sunday for part 2 of Zambians in Florida

Zanus Radio Show airs on the Zambia Blog Talk Radio airwaves every Sunday at 2:00PM/ET - dial 319-527-6219 to particiapte on the show.

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Dr Lubinda Haabazoka is President of The Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) and also serves as Director Graduate School of Business at the University of Zambia. Dr Haabazoka has wide ranging experience in economic issues and also as a business consultant and non-govermental organizations, he has commented widely on the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on African economies should they remain under perpetual lockdowns. He joins to discuss wide ranging economic issues and how he views African economies rebounding in light of the prevailing pandemic.

Join Us this Sunday, May 24 on the Zanus Radio Show as we talk to the association president of the Sunshine State, Mr. Charles Bwembya. Come learn about the leadership structure, the State of Florida, the mission statement, and vision of the leadership. COVID 19 has changed the way we all do business, do we have Zambians affected, come find out on the show...

To participate on the live show, please dial 319-527-6219 or you can listen online.  

 

Zanus Radio Show airs every Sunday at 2:00pm/est on the Zambia Blog Talk Radio airwaves.

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If I say the meeting is starting at 8am , am I actually lying? How far does this lie go?