Masheke Akashambatwa is Secretary General of the Organization of Zambians Abroad (OZA) which will be holding it's third annual convention in Atlanta, Georgia. He joins us to discuss what delegates to the convention should expect and main take aways. He'll also discuss the choice of this year's speakers and significance of the theme.

·         If you form government , will you promise to abolish Public Order act in the first 100 days in office ?

·         The problem Zambia has, is not lack of leadership but rather the centralized system of government based in Lusaka. What is your track record on decentralization of power from Lusaka.

Join Chileshe Bwalya and Ephraim Son of Africa on their first ever joint US Worship Encounter tours, which will take them to DC, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma and Texas. An exciting discussion on how their careers took off and the future outlook.

Kambwili

The Zambian Government launched its Diaspora Policy on Thursday April 4, 2019 in the nation's capital Lusaka. ZBTR's round table reflects on the background and input made through the years by Zambian Diaspora residents. One  group which spearheaded some inroads was known as Zambia Diaspora Connect, it's members join us to discuss the work behind the scenes. The team also reflects the position different presidents held on the matter.

What are the challenges and opportunities which lie ahead.?Before we do trade, we need to produce kabili - revive Mwinilunga pineapple cannery.The legal systems need to be harmonized.Africa Diaspora need to up their game, the continent shall need everyone to make this work.These and many stories on our Saturday show.

Join Oliver Kapamba, Founder- Shelter Movement Zambia as he continues the discussion on substance abuse among the youth in Zambia. In this second session he highlights the programs his organization is undertaking across the nation in partnership with other NGOs.

Recovering from Cyclone Idai

 Kafue peaceful bye election, could it be a sign of good things to come. ?

 Digitized Africa

These and many more histories.

Oliver Kapamba is a Nurse by Profession, 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.

·         If not us, who will help?

·         What is it like to be in the situation unfolding in our three neighboring counties?

·          How prepared is Zambia on the personal and government level for a natural disaster like cyclone Idai. ?

·          South has stepped in a big way, Zambia should.

·          Second hand clothing will go a long way.