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What next to the "Beacon of Hope"America the leader of free world is now doubted, how will small democracies survive?Ethiopia on a brink of a civil war, should the AU consider relocating house?Angola to launch diamond exchange in Luanda in 2021Google is working on delivering super-fast internet in Africa with experimental light beams. Can we take advantage?

The ZBTR Team reflects on headlines from around the world;

Voter Registration in Zambia

President Trump's continues to contest election results

Former President of Ghana Jerry Rawlings dies

Dr. Kenneth Kaunda is a household name in Zambian and is well known in most of the African countries. He served as Zambia's first president and contributed greatly to the liberation of southern Africa. What has not been down till this moment is a movie detailing his life before independence, during the independence struggle, and after independence.

Let me introduce you to Mr. Frank Kasonde a Zambian filmmaker, actor, author, and producer based in South Africa, founder of Frank Global Movies Incorporated (film studio). He is the executive producer and creator of the KK movie called 'The Struggle.' Mr. Kasonde will be joining us on the ZANUS RADIO SHOW this Sunday, November 8th with his co-producer, Ayushi Malani. Ayushi is a screenwriter, writer, engineer, and entrepreneur.

It's about time that someone thought of honoring the legacy of our first republican president with a movie. Tune in this Sunday to learn about what has been done, still needs to be done, and when the movie will be out.

You don't want to miss it

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The Black vote was "HUGE" - What does this mean going forward?

Join the ZBTR Team as we reflect on the question of DEMOCRACY, the recent elections in America have raised the question; What happened to Democracy? Are elections the only measure of a democratic process? Join us as we evaluate the question of Democracy.

How To Purchase Property In Zambia From The Diaspora

We have all heard those horror stories of how people in the diaspora get swindled of thousands of dollars almost every time as they rely on relatives and friends to either build or purchase for them a property. Well, stress no more, because there is a solution to this nightmare. Join us this Sunday, November 1st at 2:00 pm/est on the ZANUS RADIO SHOW to learn how you can purchase a property back home stress-free. 

Potomac Nest Limited a Zambian owned company registered and domiciled in Zambia, in collaboration with ZDA-Henan Guoji Development Company Limited, has developed a housing scheme in Lusaka (Silverest Gardens) and Ndola (Hill Park), Zambia. ​The houses from this housing scheme in Lusaka can be purchased either in cash or through a mortgage bond, or in terms of an installment type of sale to be agreed upon.

Owing to the way incomes are structured in the Diaspora, i.e weekly, biweekly and monthly, Potomac Nest has come up with a unique solution for each of the above-mentioned income brackets, for payments to be agreed upon signing of the purchase contract.

This is information most of you have dreamed and wished for, for years. We ask you to bring all the questions and invite your family and friends to come and be a part of this important topic. Dial 319-527-6219 from your mobile device to listen to the show or you can listen live online.

ZANUS Radio Show, bringing you relevant information that keeps you well informed.

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Dr Luka Powanga is a professor in the Anderson College of Business at Regis University and the Executive Director of the Global Commerce Forum. He is also the Managing Editor of the Journal of Global Commerce Research and the Journal of Current Research in Global Business. He is currently the US correspondent for the CargoNews Asia a trade magazine based in Hong Kong.

He holds a BSC degree in Metallurgy and Mineral Processing, Masters and PhD degrees in Mineral Economics from Colorado School of Mines with a minor in Finance from the Graduate School at Denver University. He also holds a Masters degree in Computer Information Technology and Graduate Level Certificate in Object Oriented Programming from Regis University. His industry and academic experience spans over thirty years at middle and senior management levels. He consults in mining and international business management. He taught at Colorado School of Mines before transitioning to Regis University.

What does Independence really mean?

Join our Round Table  discussion as we reflect on Zambia's 56th independence celebrations, where is the nation on issues pertinent to development; Rule of Law, Civil Liberties, Economic development, job opportunities and Diaspora engagement. The ZBTR Team reflects on these and other related issues as Zambia celebrates 56 years of its independence.