Daniel Mwamba and Chasaya Sichilima have been living in the United Kingdom and Canada for more than 20 years respectively. They've been actively involved in egaging the homeland in issues to do with its relationship with the Zambian Diaspora community in wide ranging issues one of them being dual citizenship which was eventually enshrined into the Republican constitution. The Zambian Diaspora has evolved over the past 3 decades in seeing more structured, stronger organized communities making tangible developmental projects. Join Daniel and Chasaya as they reflect on an evolving Diaspora community.

The Zanus Radio Show featuring the association of Zambians in Washington State is this Sunday, May 17. Please join us by dialing 319-527-6219 and pressing 1 on your dial pad to ask questions. You can also listen live on our Facebook page. We are broadcasting  LIVE via the Zambia Blog Talk Radio AIRWAVES free of charge to make you informed and entertained. 

FUN FACT ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE 

Although Washington state has many well-known cities throughout the state, Seattle is perhaps the most well-known of them all, it isn’t the state capitol. Instead, it’s Olympia, Washington. Native Americans who once inhabited the area called it “The Black Bear Place”.

When we allow others to tell our story do we dispute it?

What is the story likely to air about Zambia on CNN?

Any relationship between free media and development?

When Africa closes her media houses, what do we archive ?

The youth are usually left out in important discussions concerning the future. This is the perfect opportunity to get our youth involved in matter concerning our future. The following are our panelist: Helena Thewo,Isabel Chiwele-Powell, Sapphie Kalaba and Tukuza Thewo. Topics Today will include: Leadership, Culture and Health

Join us this Sunday, May the 10th at 2:00 pm/est as we talk to the president of the Zambian Community of Arizona. These are trying times for everyone, Covid 19 has changed the way things are done. We will be discussing how the community is coping with Covid 19 and learning about the community, association and the people who have made Arizona their home. 

You do not want to miss it! 

ZANUS RADIO SHOW is powered by Zambia Blog Talk Radio - Join us every Sunday at 2:00 pm/est. - (319) 527 - 6219

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Dr  Alexis and Mrs Peggy Sinyama are Co-Founders of Ebenezar School in Mazabuka Southern Province of Zambia. Whilst the traditional learning process has been interupted worldwide due to the COVID-19 pandemic, for the students at Mbangweta Basic School in Lukulu District, Western Province this is a regular occurance whenever the mighty Zambezi River floods. Mrs Peggy Sinyama a former student at Mbangweta School shares her time whilst at the school and the project to build 2 classroom blocks to improve the conditions which have existed for decades.

Join us this Sunday, May 3 as we discuss what Zambians in Houston are doing in the huge state of Texas. Remember everything is big in Texas, come join the conversation on our radio show and learn what is happening in the Zambian community under the leadership of President Gary Banda. The number to call is 319-527-6219.

Getting to trust African medicine!

After COVID- 19 will Zambia airways see the light of day? What does the collapse of South African airways mean?

When the Zambian government can't account for COVID-19 donation, nishi chishi chashupa kanshi?

 Senegal develops testing kits - will Africa rise and use the home products.

Dr Sam Ngambi is an Ass Professor and academic in Civil Enhineering at Coventry University, United Kingdom as well as a consulting engineer. He is also a Pastor and community leader in the Zambian Diaspora.

Cassiano Mwaba is