Mr Mundia Hakoola is the Board Secretary of The Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) in Zambia. YALI is an organization formed through the inspiration of President Barack Obama's President's Forum with young African leaders in 2010. YALI believes in engaging, supporting and empowering young leaders or persons to create change through promotion of education, good governance, principled leadership and business skills and also having to fulfill this through their vision which is a Zambia anchored on vibrate young leaders.

Mr Gift Munkombwe of Chikankata: Manager, community health and development. He will talk about his experience of working with community and how he is using CCE-CC (community capacity enhancement through community conversation) to increase community involvement in his work. Chikankata is the home of home based care and care and prevention teams (CPTs), where home based care for persons living with HIV/AIDS was first applied in a regular, systematic way.

Mr Phesto Musonda, Enterpreneur and Chairman of Zambia International Trade Fair. Mr Musonda brings a private sector perspective to the opportunities, and an appreciation of the challenges, of doing business in Zambia. He has been the Chairman of the ZITF for the over five years. In addition, he is the Chairman and CEO of Phoenix Materials and Construction, a construction and property development company. He is Founder of Sub-Suharan Germstone and Exchange Centre. His Company is developing a Multi-Facility Economic Zone in Ndola. Mr Musonda also the President of the Association for Builders and Civil Engineering Contractors (ABCEC) and is a key advisor to the Government on road development and contracting issues.

Join us this Saturday June 25 as Mr Musonda discusses the upcoming International trade fair in the city of Ndola and Zambia's entrepreneurship and related economic aspects.

Zambia Gospel Music

Health Watch on ZBTR will feature Mrs Doreen Mwenya Grant to speak about fighting cancer in Zambia. Doreen is an advocate for cancer. She will tell us new advances that Zambia has made in fight the disease. Doreen is right now on the ground in Zambia, participating in workshops to educate cancer patients and the public at large about cancer, mainly  breast, prostate and cervical cancer. She will talk about diagnosis, treatment and different forms of cancer.

The late Frederick Titus Jacob Chiluba was Zambia's second republican President, in this special show we'll remember his legacy as a unionist turned politician and his contribution to the nation.

Esther Mukokomena Masebe, graduated from School of Nursing, Lusaka, 1985. She worked as a nurse at Macha and in the UTH. Graduated from UNZA in 1994 with a BSc. Nursing, underwent One year training in Midwivery at School of Nursing, Lusaka, in1998. She completed her MPH in 2010. As part of her learning experience Esther participated in a national survey on malaria and household capacities.

Col. Panji Kaunda is the interim chairperson of the People's Action for the Country's Transformation, which is a collaborative mass movement of Zambians commonly being referred to as The Zambia's People's PACT. The mission of the People's PACT is to bring about total transformation of the country. The policy objective is transformation of the country for the benefit of all Zambian citizens in rural, urban and the Diaspora.

Magan Meyer has been very active in mobilizing material and financial resources to Africa. As an advocate, dreamer, and free spirit, Megan Meyer is the nation's first president of the Dental Therapy program, a new mid-level provider position at theUniversity of Minnesota School of Dentistry.  Since 2006, she's led two dental outreach trips that treated over 650 patients in 12 villages, raised over $200,000 worth of donated medical equipment, and built a health library with over 7,500 books.

Prof. Henry Kyambalesa is the founder and current president of the Agenda for Change (AFC) Party, he is a renown contributor and writer to numerous Zambian online media blogs such as Lusaka Times and UK Zambians to mention a few. Prof Kyambalesa's articles are both profound and thought provoking. Recently he wrote an article entitled; The functions of the Republican President in which he argues that based on the 1996 Republican constitution of Zambia there is no provision provided or stating that the president has been vested with the power to announce an election date for presidential and parliamentary elections.