On Health Watch this week we are joined by Dr Godfrey Biemba who is a medical doctor with a masters in public health in developing countries from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, currently a Research Assistant Professor at Boston University, Center for Global

Health Development in Boston, Massachussets. In his current job as Research Assistant Professor he has been involved in applied research on orphans and vulnerable children, a program designed to provide research evidence to improve programs designed to help orphans and vulnerable children and their households.

Patson hosts Dr Lennox Musanide and Mr Mwanza-Principal/Academic Mpelembe Secondary School,

to discuss the anticipated relationship and contribution that the Kalulushi Catholic University and other private universities will make towards the education process in Zambia. Following this discussion will be Dr Richard Mbewe and Mrs Barbara Mugala sharing their experiences about family life in mixed marriages in the Diaspora.

Patson discusses Zambian Music. What is the way forward? Mr Jagary Chanda, the legendary Witch Vocalist, former Music lecturer Evelyn Hone College and Mr Simushi Namasiku Current Head of Music Evelyn Hone College. On Health Watch, Dr Moono Munsanje, Program Treatment Officer (Global Aids Program-CDC Botswana) will continue the discussion on progress that has been made fighting HIV/AIDS. He will further discuss whether the education process especially among youth and in schools is still being emphasized adequately.

Mr Kazi Islam, CEO Grameen Bangladesh, the company known for the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Dr Yuri Muhamand world known leader in Micro financing will be keynote speaker on Solar Power.Christian Chileshe consultant from Lusaka, Zambia will present alternative sources of energy available to Zambia.

Dr Moono Munsanje, Program Treatment Officer (Global Aids Program-CDC Botswana) will discuss progress that has been made fighting HIV/AIDS. He will also discuss the impact of the medication available to control the disease. Patson Musumali discusses challenges facing Secondary Schools in improving Grade 12 results in Zambia.

Dr Mwizenge Tembo is a professor of Sociology at Bridgewater College, Virginia and president of Nkhanga Village Library project. He joins us on the show to discuss cultural identity crisis in the diaspora.Franco Sacchi was born in Chingola, Zambia and has contributed in numerous ways to the movie production around the world and in Africa. He joins us to discuss his recent works and the movie industry in Africa.

The Zambian High Commissioner to Canada Dr Nevers Mumba addresses the Zambian Diaspora in Canada.The address is intended to foster dialogue and relations between the mission and Zambians resident in Canada.

This week he talks to Dr John Lukomona who will discuss the subject of 'How to become a millionaire from basic principles of loose money. Dr Lukomona is an author and shares his insightful concepts and believes that everyone (Zambian) has the potential to be a millionaire.

Mr Elias Chipimo is the founding partner of Corpus Legal Practitioners, which was established in 1995 and is now Zambia's largest law firm, he recently announced the formation of a new political party in Zambia, National Restoration Party (NAREP). Mr Chipimo will join us to discuss his political aspirations, the role of NAREP in Zambia's political arena and whether forming another political party is the solution in addressing the nation's economic, social and political woes. Is the risk worth sacrificing a lucrative and successful law practice?

On this exciting show we'll host and discuss with a lady whose passionate about breast cancer awareness and later Patson talks to Dr Lukomona on becoming a millionaire.