In this week's broadcast, we continue with the series , Diaspora Engagement.Parliament to pass a bill that will give 40% of men’s monthly salaries to their wives.Larry Summers thinks the US ineffectiveness fighting corona-virus should only happen in ZambiaJohn Sangwa

Dr Patrick Wilson and Rodney Lucas are regular contributors to ZBTR, they join us to give "A citizens Review" of the Democratic presidential primary which has become a 2 man race between former Vice Presiden Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders. All indications after major primaries in key states has given Biden a sizable lead. However Sanders has stood his ground to continue in the race citing the party establishment backing Biden. Join us for an indepth review

Overcoming the challenges of breast cancer in diaspora.

Discussing breast cancer challenges and overcoming  in diaspora.

Are the Diaspora leveraging remittances?

African news.

Tradition chiefs in Zambia

Goat Cooperative for exports.

Mr Adrian Bauleni is a diplomat and author, he currently serves as Chairperson for Land in the United Party for National Development (UPND). He joins us to discuss the nation's land policy and UPND's outlook on the nation's vast land resource.

Nonprofit financial leaders have a lot on their plate. From shifting tax codes to changing regulations to the increased competition for donors and volunteers, leading a nonprofit is no easy task. But the challenge is half the fun and makes success that much more rewarding. Knowing this, even if your mission and your path to achieve it is unique, you likely face the same challenges as others—both internally and externally

Corona pandemicLecturers not paidA businessman buys a $2 million Burgatti

Blessings Mulenga Kombe is a student in China and serves as president for the Association of Zambian Students in China, an organization which looks into the interest and welfare of Zambian students studying China. Blessings joins us to discuss the objectives of  AZSIC and the plight of the students in light of the coronavirus outbreak.

Guest Speaker - Ms. Ireen White, A Zambian breast cancer survivor from Chicago Illinois

Here’s what will be discussed on the show:

the way breast cancer behaves in Black womenhow to reduce riskswhat screenings to get

About 30% of all newly diagnosed Black breast cancer patients are younger than 50 years old, compared to only 20% of White patients.

Mammography and general breast health awareness are the most important screening strategies for Black women.