The Global Zambian Magazine Issue 3 special edition insert by The Global Zambian Magazine

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DUNCAN SODALA Look after Number One...which is yourself and all else will fall in place. PHOTO CREDIT Michael Mellad Fortress Media Ikonik Sudhir Misra Zee Music

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personalities give us some interesting answers to our

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featuring

PRINCESS JAZZ PA U L D A P R I N C E KANDI JAY ROX

NYEMBA

CHILU LEMBA

Zambia is home. I love the warm and fuzzy feeling it gives me.

CLEO ICE QUEEN

www.theglobalzambian.com

Your favourite

KAPA

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PHOTO CREDIT | Michael Mellad, Fortress Media, Ikonik, Sudhir Misra, Zee Music MANY THANKS: To the featured personalities for taking the time out to contribute to our Questions and Answers. THE GLOBAL ZAMBIAN MAGAZINE aims to be the number 1 source of entertainment for the Zambian Community and friends of Zambia Worldwide. The bi-monthly magazine, features the greatest minds, trend setters, hottest celebrities and next-generation leaders of Zambia and the world over. THE GLOBAL ZAMBIAN MAGAZINE is aimed at inspiring, promoting empowerment and celebrating the greatness of positive individuals and events all around the world whilst introducing the rest of the world to the Zambian community. The magazine is currently available online worldwide. THE GLOBAL ZAMBIAN MAGAZINE IS PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY AND IS AVAILABLE ONLINE VIA ISSUU.COM AND THE GLOBAL ZAMBIAN MAGAZINE AND THE EFFYCOM GROUP AFFILIATES ONLY. THE GLOBAL ZAMBIAN MAGAZINE IS PUBLISHED BY THE EFFYCOM GROUP KEMP HOUSE, 152 CITY ROAD, LONDON EC1V 2NX. COLOUR TRANSPARENCIES OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL SUBMITTED TO THE GLOBAL ZAMBIAN MAGAZINE ARE SENT AT OWNER’S RISK. NEITHER THE EFFYCOM GROUP NOR ITS SUBSIDIARIES ACCEPT ANY LIABILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE. © THE EFFYCOM GROUP 2016. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR PART OF ANY CONTENTS OF THE GLOBAL ZAMBIAN MAGAZINE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED

Editor’s Note

Issue 3 of The Global Zambian Magazine has been a great and insightful work of art, and this insert is an added bonus to the relaunch of the jam packed issue. I cannot thank God enough for this wonderful opportunity to share one of my passions with the rest of the world, and The Global Zambian provides me with the opportunity to create a cross culture platform and introduce a wider audience to the people of Zambia. “For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” – Matthew 6:21 Designed to be light hearted whilst putting out great messages of inspiration and act as a voice our leaders can hear; I believe the citizens of Zambia need to be heard more in order to affect sustainable growth for the country; and what better way than through a platform that has a readership spanning across all the continents of the world, and read by over 30 countries; which is the fortunate position The Global Zambian Magazine is in. Alongside the serious questions on load shedding and the future of Zambia, it was fun reading the jokes and embarrassing moments of your favourite personalities. All of them unique in their approach and response to the questions set out; however

what inspired my choice for the cover was due to my love for laughter, and Jason Kruger had me in stitches from the get go whilst still maintaining to be extremely informative. This is not to take away from the remaining personalities whose contributions I am grateful for, Chilu Lemba, Kandi Siame, Paul Da Prince, DJ Len, Ruff Kaida, Princess Jazz, The Holstar, Cleo Ice Queen, B-Flow, Dambisa, Jay Rox, Nyemba and Kapa. This will definitely be a fun and interesting read for fans and supporters of the personalities featured, you have answers to possibly some of the questions I am sure you have always wanted to ask, and with every other page we offer you a little Zambian fact in commemoration of the 51 years of independence Zambia is celebrating. This insert is a part of the full issue 3 of The Global Zambian Magazine and is also available with the main magazine, so please enjoy this little treat, and thank you for your ongoing support of this publication and its future.

With Thanks and blessings

Ethel Gondwe Editor

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status, you need to travel

600 miles away from Zambia, before you can see any real ocean.

SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | CLEO ICE QUEEN

CLEO ICE QUEEN 1.

Full Name: Clementina Mulenga

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Cleo Ice Queen

Current occupation: Radio anchor, TV host and artist/musician

4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? I also model, an aspiring actress and business woman. 5.

Current location: Lusaka, Zambia

Your Tribe(s): Bemba/Tumbuka

Zambian languages you speak: Nyanja and Bemba

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Mfuwe

9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Nshima with Chibwabwa (pumpkin leaves), Impwa and Chicken. These foods can be found all over the country. Nshima is made with maize meal, Impwa and Chibwabwa are vegetables made by steaming and frying with tomatoes and onions. As for the chicken... grilled is best. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: I don't easily get embarrassed but at one point in high school I fell down in front of my juniors... lol 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? I must say... there is almost none. 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? Almost all the Bemba words... lol 13. Your favourite beverage: Water 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? I love doing that... so almost every day 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? Yes I have with several organisations and a team of Zambian women who were in support of the Ice Queen brand. We visited a women's prison in Lusaka and donated clothes, sanitary and baby stuff (nappies. etc) the list goes on but I really take pleasure in giving back to the community. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Zambia is one of the most peaceful countries in the world.

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17. What do you love the most about Zambia? - It’s home. I love my home. Freedom, family, love 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? The heat and bad roads 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? I know that a female Chiefteness united the divided people of the Luapula province. 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? The abolition of the death penalty in the UK 21. Favourite past time: Surfing the net and social media, reading books (novels). 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): Knock knock? Who's there? Tuko... Tuko who? Tukopy the tune you are about to hear... press 1... Lol!!!! 23. Your worst habit: Hmmmm..... it's a bad one. 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? The infrastructural and social development. 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: For Zambia to give more attention to detail and have better finishing

touches to all we do... be it road construction, fashion shows, town planning, music... etc 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Solar power

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27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Good leaders and governing systems 28. What solution would you offer for this? I urge the youth to step up and focus on education. Be it formal or informal. 29. Favourite quote: in every failure there is a hidden opportunity

The Victoria Falls’ spray, causes the forest beside it to receive “rain” 24 hours a day, seven days a week!

The Spray is buffeted upwards then condenses to form raindrops

SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | CHILU LEMBA

CHILU LEMBA 1.

Full Name: Chilu Lemba

Current occupation: Media practitioner

3. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? The work I do encompasses various media and communication related roles such as voiceover work, consulting, music and public speaking. So it’s a broad spectrum as is. 4.

Current location: Johannesburg, South Africa

5. Your Tribe(s): A mix of Bemba and Lozi. Additionally, my later mothers’ maternal side is from the Eastern Province 6.

Zambian languages you speak: Nyanja and Bemba

7. Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Changwena Falls, Central Province. I’ve only been there once. Beautiful, picturesque location. It’s not easily accessible unfortunately 8. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Ifinkubala. Abundant countrywide. I think you soak those little suckers then fry them; including tomato and onion in the mix. I’ve never had to cook them myself 9.

Your most embarrassing moment: None that I can think of.

10. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? None actually. When in doubt there’s always www.howjsay.com 11.

What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? None that I can think of

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Your favourite beverage: Orange juice

13. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? I do so often. But ordinarily when I render assistance, I don’t make a big deal publicly about it 14. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? The last time I can think of is when my wife and I gave a bunch of good clothing items to an orphanage in Lusaka not too long ago. I’ve also been involved in helping up-skill some colleagues in media over the years by investing my time and resources. 15. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Tough question. Perhaps young Zambians may not know that James Brown and Harry Belafonte visited Zambia in the 70’s. Vernon Mwanga hooked it up. In today’s terms that’s possibly something like Usher and Jamie Foxx coming through. It was major.

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16. What do you love the most about Zambia? Zambia is home. I love the warm and fuzzy feeling it gives me. I have many deep rooted foundational memories linked to Zambia. 17. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? How we don’t strive hard enough for excellence in many areas. I’m generalizing. It’s sometimes small things such as typos and bad grammar on newspaper headlines for example. Press releases from senior officials who can’t tell the difference between the word excellence and Excellency when referring to our head of state. 18. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? What comes to mind is how His Excellency Dr. Kenneth Kaunda became a vegetarian on principle - based on the undignified manner that non-whites were sold meat at butcheries. He’s been vegetarian since. 19. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? None comes to mind. Don’t make me Google. 20. Favourite past time: Reading: books, online articles, magazines and all 21. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): I don’t have a favourite joke. Jokes typed out aren’t as funny as those narrated live. I use gestures a lot when I share jokes, as those that have seen me MC events will attest to. 22.

Your worst habit: Best an-

swered by my wife. LOL. 23. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? Many amazing entrepreneurs have emerged. 24. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: That more of those who are aspiring to become lawmakers

will equip themselves academically prior to making themselves available to serve the country. We need to get education right. I just learned the other day that the most expensive building in Africa is in Egypt, and guess what? It’s a library! 25. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? I won’t pretend to be best suited to answer this question. I’ve visited a few countries this year and found similar problems in Ghana, Tanzania and I think Kenya. Even South Africa has had load shedding implemented quite intensely. Renewable or nuclear energy could be the future but I haven’t adequately applied my mind on this matter to

say for sure. Banks in these regions are giving loans to individuals to buy generators on easy terms. For now that’s as good as it gets. 26.

What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Insert NAREP manifesto here

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What solution would you offer for this? Refer to answer in question 27

28. Favourite quote: “If you have no confidence you are twice defeated in the race of life but with confidence you have won even before you’ve started” - Marcus Garvey 29. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: All @chilulemba 30. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Hopefully less in the spotlight; more behind the scenes 31. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? I laugh a lot but not to the extent that I cry 32. What would you like to plug (promote)? Visit chilulemba.com 33. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Stay authentic. Keep motivated to be a better human being. Be wary of folks telling you “You’ve arrived”

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Zambia’s name comes from the Zambezi River and means “heart of all.”

SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | KAPA KAUMBA

KAPA 1. Full Name: My full name is Kapa Chibanvu Kaumba. 2. Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): I use the alias Kapa187 . 3. Current occupation: I am currently an IT administrator at one of the country’s telecommunications companies. 4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? Aside from my day job , I am a freelance writer. I mainly write for lusakatimes.com , where I am in charge of entertainment and lifestyle sections. 5. Current location: I currently live in Lusaka. 6. Your Tribe(s): Both my parents are Lunda , so that makes me Lunda through and through. 7. Zambian languages you speak: Unfortunately I do not speak any Zambian languages. Apparently when I was a little kid I was fluent in Lunda, but now I can’t speak any Zambian language. I can understand enough Nyanja to get around, but I can’t have a full conversation. I only speak Zambia’s official language, English. 8. Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: I don’t do as much traveling around Zambia as I would like, but my favorite tourist destination Iv been to is Livingstone. I had a great time there , seeing the Victoria falls , the museum, the national park. There is so much to see and so much to do there. 9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? My favorite meal is brown rice , with some fried chicken, spinach mixed with peanut butter and tomato gravy. I can eat that every day, and I do lol. You can find it all in any super market. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: There was one time I was going for a job interview. I was wearing a nice, smart ,White shirt. I had a blue pen in my shirt pocket. I was early so I decided to just sit in the car and go through some notes. when it was time for my interview , I check that I have everything I will need , when I reached for my pen I realized that ink had been leaking from it ! My white shirt had a huge blue stain on!! LOL. It was just minutes before my interview was to start so I had no choice but to go for it with my stained shirt. 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? As English is the only language I’m fluent in, I don’t have any words I struggle to pronounce. 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? I stated already, I don’t know any of the 72 Zambian languages.

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13. Your favourite beverage: I don’t drink alcohol and I rarely drink soft drinks . I’m more of a water guy .I try to drink at least 3 liters per day . But if I had a chose a favorite, it would be Mountain dew.

tober 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? The 18th Olympic games, held in Tokyo Japan , had their closing ceremony on 24th October 1964. That was the first Olympics to be held in Asia.

14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Probably just helping out with household chores. Which I do every day.

21. Favourite past time: Body building is something I am really passionate about. If I had it my way , I would spend all day , every day at the gym . But have to go to work . Those bills won’t pay themselves LOL. I am also a huge wrestling fan. I watch a lot of WWE in my free

15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? No I have not done any charity work . It is something I have been meaning to do , but just having got around to doing. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? That Zambia is the land of opportunity! There is so much people can do in Zambia to make a great living for themselves and their families. All that one needs to do is think outside the box, and seize the countless opportunities that are out there. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? I love the peace that we have in Zambia. That is something we should thank God for and never take for granted. 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? The dependency syndrome. Every one waiting for the “government” to solve all their problems. 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? The date of Zambia’s independence was actually guaranteed by the Parliament of the UK under the Zambia Independence Act of 1964 Chapter 5, which granted independence to the former protectorate of Northern Rhodesia with effect from October 24, 1964. 20. Zambia got its independence on Oc-

SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | KAPA KAUMBA time . 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): What do you call a black guy that flies planes ? ..... A pilot!! You racist , LOL 23. Your worst habit: I think procrastination would be a bad habit I have. I sometimes leave things to the last minute, telling myself that “I work better under pressure”. 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? Zambia still has long way to go in terms of development. To put this in perspective . In 1964 Zambia and Malaysia were at the same level. Fast forward to 2015 and its like Malaysia is light-years ahead of us . So I guess the impressive part would be the peace and democracy we enjoy.

27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? What is lacking is implementation. So many good ideas are thrown around but they all remain on paper. 28. What solution would you offer for this? The powers that be ,and the ordinary citizens need to stop talking and start acting . We may have big dreams for this country, but it’s time to wake up and achieve those dreams. We also need to hold our leaders accountable. If they promise to do something, we should demand that it gets done in a timely manner.

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26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? The best solution is long term planning. We shouldn’t wait for disaster to strike, then start scrambling around for solutions. We need to invest heavily in all forms of power generation, hydro , geo-thermo , solar, and others . A situation like this should never happen again.

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25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: In 10 years I hope to see Zambia moving towards being a middle income country. Hopefully by then we will not be so dependant on foreign countries , we as Zambians should be able to control our own destiny. “Zambia will be developed by Zambians”

29. Favourite quote: “If you change the rules on what controls you, you will change the rules on what you can control” 30. Let’s test your social skills: Take a selfie with a stranger and ask them what they have planned for Christmas (provide us with their name, social media handle, the answer they give you and the selfie you take with them): I’m not one to talk to random strangers , so here is a selfie with my girlfriend Kudzai Mwanza . She hasn’t yet made plans for Christmas, its way too early lol. 31. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: On instagram and twitter Kapa187 , Website : lusakatimes.com/entertainment

32. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? As I get more and more into body building, I see myself competing for fitness competitions such as Mr Zambia. I have many other things I want to achieve, but as at now, the body building one is something I am striving for. I may be far from achieving it, but you need to set high goals for yourself. Never settle for less than what you deserve. 33. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? It must be watching one of my favorite sitcoms, Brooklyn nine-nine. That show is so hilarious. 34. What would you like to plug (promote)? I would like everyone to take some time to visit Lusakatimes.com and check out the entertainment section. We have exclusive interviews and movie reviews done by me, as well as latest music videos, entertainment news, a food column and much more. 35. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? In life you must always look at the positive side of any situation. You may not be where you want to be, but thank God for want you have and have faith that he will continue to bless you.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | KANDI SIAME

KANDI 1.

Full Name: MUKANDI SIAME

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): KANDI

Current occupation: WRITER, ART LOVER, SOCIAL WORKER AND EATER OF NSHIMA

Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? NONE

Current location: Lusaka, Zambia.

Your Tribe(s): Namwanga

Zambian languages you speak: Namwanga, Bemba, Nyanja, and Tonga with a dash of Lozi.

8. Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Give me Siansowa by the Kariba, or Lower Zambezi any day! 9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Impwa with fish kapenta and nshima are a winning combination in this life. Especially with lots of onion. Impwa is basically garden eggplants. They have a sour taste that goes well with white meat, fried with onion or boiled with sort of tomato gravy. Bream fish to be exact. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t easily get embarrassed but I must say the day I walked into the gentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s room instead of the ladies was pretty bad. 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Ameliorate 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? Ubwali, anything with the soft b sound. 13. Your favourite beverage: Water. Fanta. Cibwantu. 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? This morning. 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? I volunteered for Tweep Care Zambia two weeks ago. They are a charity involved in meeting the needs of Community Schools. I helped clean the school and donated toys and educational material. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Zambia has lots of potential. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? The mix of culture, the happy atmosphere and the feeling of being at home. Also the Victoria Falls was a great touch added by God.

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18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? The lazy attitude and how people are closed minded to change, opportunity and new things. 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? ChaChaCha. 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? A US plane was shot down in Vietnam. 21. Favourite past time: Reading, Drawing or making things. 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): How did the bubble-gum cross the road? It stuck to the chicken. How do you know an elephant was in your fridge? It left footprints on the butter. These jokes were my favourite when my nephew was four. Now he is 15 and doesn’t joke like this anymore. 23. Your worst habit: I commit to too many things at once because I think I am Batman. 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? Infrastructural development 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: Smaller divide between the rich and the poor. More creativity in the market and to become a self-sustainable nation. 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Other alternatives of clean power like the massive solar panels in Kenya. 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Minds that are focused on sustainable development instead of campaigns. 28. What solution would you offer for this? Education. 29. Favourite quote: A candle loses nothing by lighting another.

30. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? I can’t remember. 31. What would you like to plug (promote)? The Global Zambia Magazine and www.artsandafrica.com 32. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Love yourself and the position God places you in this life. Make the most of it. Stay winning.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | JAY ROX

JAY ROX 1.

Full Name: Jackson Ng’ambi Banda

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Jay Rox

Current occupation: Music Artist

Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? Nothing, all I do is music 24/7

Current location: Lusaka

Your Tribe(s): Ngoni

Zambian languages you speak: Nyanja

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Victoria falls

9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Nshima with kalembula, beans and kapenta. Am not that much of a cooker Lol. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: I once forgot my lyrics on stage and I think some fans noticed. 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Constituency 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? Chintelelwe 13. Your favourite beverage: Fanta 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Almost every day. 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? Yes I have, last year. We partnered with pizza hut to go and deliver some pizzas to an orphanage and also encouraged the kids to keep working hard. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? We love our soccer national team even through the losing. Lol 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? As long as a Zambian is able to have 3 meals and can take care of his family, his doesn’t really care about the political state of the country. 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? The arrogance of political cadres 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? Dr K. Kaunda spent a lot of sleepless nights to get us independence.

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20. Favourite past time: watching movies 21. Your worst habit: am always tempering with my phone. 22. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? The smooth transitions of exchange of power. The country has shown the power of democracy through the years. 23. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: I hope Zambia will stop depending on only copper but also look at other industries or areas that can help the economy of the country. 24. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? If our government can plan in advance all this wouldn’t have happened. With a good plan, solutions would have been found and implemented before the load shedding struck. 25. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? We are lacking great leaders. 26. What solution would you offer for this? We need a leader that will empower the youths and also not only see copper as the biggest export the country can take out there. We have a lot of potential, even music can be one of the biggest exports to come out of the country. 27. Favourite quote: It will be very wrong for me not to thank God on a daily, for what he has been doing in my life. 28. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: On Twitter @jayrox05 On Facebook Jay Rox ‘Mr Rox’ On Instagram @jayroxa 29. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? I see myself on a worldwide platform with

achievements like Grammy awards, BET awards, MTV awards etc 30. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? Watching my daughter dance to one of my songs on my album. Lol 31. What would you like to plug (promote)? I have an

album out called Outside The Rox, buy it on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and Tidal to name a few. 32. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? The problem with wearing a mask is that you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have it on for ever. Sooner or later, people will know you for who you really are.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | JASON KRUGER

JASON KRUGER 1.

Full Name: Jason Michael John Kruger

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Jason K

Current occupation: Co-Host of The Morning Rush breakfast show on RockFM 96.5

4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? I am a prostitute. Kidding, I am a partner in a marketing agency and ICT company. We make stuff happen. Which is entirely similar to prostitution… 5.

Current location: Lusberg baby! (Lusaka for non-residents)

Your Tribe(s): I am part of the global tribe called humans. We’re a pretty cool tribe.

Zambian languages you speak: English, bad English, oh… and broken English.

8. Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Siavonga. Beach, sun, beer. What more could you want?! 9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish: how is it made or where can it be found? I love beans. It’s made everywhere, although Twapandula in Lusaka make a bang up version. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: How long is this magazine? How long do we have? And what’s everyone’s take on accidental public nudity? 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? None come to mind. Also depends on how many beers I’ve had. Sometimes even have difficulty pronouncing my own name. “No occifer, I’ve not been drinking hic” 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? Milo. And no not that tasty beverage. 13.

Your favourite beverage: A nice ice cold Mosi.

14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? All the time. We humans need to do that more. 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? I’m not comfortable talking about that side of me. Charity is not for recognition. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Uhm… me? No. Highest goal posts in the world in my town of birthing, Luanshya.

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17. What do you love the most about Zambia? The people. Hands down they are the most friendly and accommodating people ever. They make me proud to be a Zambian 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? Traffic and minibus drivers. It’s why I don’t own a gun. 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? How KK used to meet in secret in a small basement type thingy at Shiwa Ngandu. 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? Free Speech Movement launched at University of California, Berkley. I so totally didn’t google that. 21. Favourite past time: Business planning. 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): It’s taken me 30 minutes to sort through all the dirty jokes. OK… Why did the guy break up with his girlfriend who had a squint eye? She was seeing someone else on the side… Badum tiss… 23. Your worst habit: Procrastination!!! When was this due again? 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? People are now starting to see the huge potential that Zambia has to greatly impact our neighbour’s and the world at large. We have a huge entrepreneurial spirit as a nation that has been stoked well in these last 5 or so years. I’m excited to see how far we are going to go. 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: Greater responsibility in development and mineral extraction is right up there, but exploring and better exploiting further industries in Zambia in paramount.

26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Involve the private sector a lot more. Implement a program to make it easier for domestic households to purchase alternative energy systems while also feeding back into the grid. 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Structure and accountability. 28. What solution would you offer for this? Greater accountability and transparency by the government.

29.

Favourite quote: “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.”

30. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: @JasonBanjaxK. Never really check it though. Bad Jason. 31. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? President of Zambia. No wait, sorry… that’s my 20 year plan. I will be one of the most influential figures in Zambian business circles.

32. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? A video of a granny pooping her pants after getting a fright from her granddaughter. It sounds nasty, but it was more her reaction to the fact, than the fact itself. 33. What would you like to plug (promote)? Hmmm, so many things… Uhm, that Zambia is an incredible country, and I am excited to see how we are going to grow over the next few years. 34. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Forget about all of the problems we face in Zambia right now. Forget the nay saying, forget the load shedding, and forget our economic woes. These are all temporary issues that enterprising individuals are taking advantage of. Don’t sit wallowing in sorrow, but figure out how you as a Zambian can make your world better. That very concept is in the heart of every successful person that is worth their salt.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | PRINCESS JAZZ

PRINCESS JAZZ 1.

Full Name: Mulenga Jasmine Kasoma

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): JaeJae or Princess Jazz

Current occupation: Student and CEO of ZeeMusic

Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? Part-time retail assistant

Current location: London

Your Tribe(s): Bemba (Lala and Mporokoso)

Zambian languages you speak: Bemba

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Victoria Falls

9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Nshima with beans and oxtail. Nshima is made with mealie meal and water, boil then make it into nshima lol (hard for me to describe but I cook), beans boil and then fry tomatoes and onions separately then add to beans and cook simmer...oxtail, same procedure as beans really) 10. Your most embarrassing moment: When I went to see my granddad who is a Commander, but I never knew how important the role was. So i was walking to is office, apparently he had also just arrived, then a soldier like pushed me to the side and commanded me to salute as he walked by. I was so in shock I panicked, and saluted and even knelt. My grandad was laughing so hard, that was so embarrassing. 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? lol, “particularly” and “severity” so many I’ve lost count 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? “Munjeleleko” I either add too many lele or koko lol 13. Your favourite beverage: In Zambia, Hunters Dry or Savannah. In UK, mango juice. Or Baileys 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Today 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? Yes, with FSSA. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Kwacha used to be stronger than the pound at one point. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? Happiness, no stress and family being within reach.

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18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? When people stare at people all the time. 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? Sir Evelyn Hone is the one who urged Kaunda to stand for president which led to independence. 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? The death penalty was made illegal in the UK. 21. Favourite past time: Going to Victoria Falls, it’s just purely magical. 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): I don’t know any jokes >.< I laugh at anything 23. Your worst habit: Being a perfectionist 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? The sudden rise in shopping malls. Before used to chill just outside, now we chill at malls lol. 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: For the music industry to be recognised as an official source of economy and to be supported by the government and nation. 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Finding other ways to generate electricity and not relying just on the dam. 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Young leaders with fresh minds and open minds.

and yesterday happened like it could. (Meaning, sometimes life events happen for a reason to shape what tomorrow can bring)

28. What solution would you offer for this? Youth to start being innovation, and to start standing up.

30. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: www.facebook.com/zeemusiczed, www.instagram. com/iamjaejae_ , www.twitter.com/jasminenkasoma

29. Favourite quote: Today happened like it did, so tomorrow will happen like it should

31. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Teaching music and music management as a course.

32. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? Watching Dorika at Edgar dinner. 33. What would you like to plug (promote)? Having support for my company ZeeMusic means the most to me, because I just want artists to start taking themselves seriously and to see that this industry is a business, and you can earn from it. And I want to do all I can to make this a reality. 34. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Be innovation, do what you love. Because end of the day what you build today is what your children will develop.

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Well known in Africa for itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ornithology Zambia boasts a vast recorded 779 species of bird life

SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | DJ LEN

DJ LEN 1. Full Name: Ans: Lennon Mwila Shinde 2. Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Ans: DJ Len the Trapstar 3. Current occupation: ANS: Radio Presenter (Radio Phoenix) Show – Drive Time Main Event 2 – 6pm. 4.

Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on?

Ans: Running a media consultancy and advertising company. I am also currently in 3rd year doing a degree in Public Administration. I have also been cast in a new movie to play a leading role. 5.

Current location:

Ans: Lusaka, Zambia 6.

Your Tribe(s):

Ans: Bemba 7.

Zambian languages you speak:

Ans: Bemba, Nyanja and Tonga 8.

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination:

Ans: Livingstone 9.

Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found?

Ans: Nshima with fried Fish and Okra 10.

Your most embarrassing moment:

Ans: Slipped and fell twice at a Snow party. 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Ans: Cleanliness, it just tongue twists me I don’t know why! Lol 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? Ans: chikkulupata, it’s a Tonga word that means someone with a big foot.

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13. Your favourite beverage: Ans: Black label 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Ans: I do it almost every day because I am a people’s person and I love people. I do it at every opportunity I get. 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? Ans: Yes I have, I usually help out with 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Ans: The richness of the country. Zambia is endowed with a lot of natural resources and unfortunately because of the centralised system of governance, people don’t see the beauty and richness of the country. All the activity and people are centred in Lusaka and the copper-belt because of this centralised system of governance. But with a decentralized system of governance, people will be able to see and appreciate the vastness and richness of the country. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? Ans: The warmth and friendliness of the Zambian people. And of course the peace that Zambia has continued to enjoy. 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? Ans: The drinking problem amongst the youths caused by lack of employment and recreational facilities. 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? Ans: 1891 Jun 11, Portugal assigned Barotseland, now in Zambia, to Britain and Nyasaland becomes a British protectorate.

20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? Ans: Cassius Clay (Muhammed Ali) beat Sonny Liston in the world heavy weight championship. 21. Favourite past time: Ans: I love to read a lot, I’m from reading a novel called “Saturday” by Ian McEwan and at the moment am reading “Britain’s Gulag” The brutal end of empire in Kenya by Caroline Elkins. I also love to play soccer when I have

some time on my hands. 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): Ans: It’s better to be locked up in a room with lions and bears than with an angry woman! LOL 23. Your worst habit: Ans: I rarely return calls for numbers that I don’t know. 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? Ans: Infrastructure development in Zambia is one of the things that have impressed me the most but above all it’s the peace in Zambia. From the time of independence in 1964, Zambia has known no war. That’s a great milestone that’s worth to be celebrated. And also, in as much as Zambia is a developing country, it has a fast growing economy. 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: Ans: I hope to see change in the affairs of the young people of Zambia. I would love to see them more empowered in terms of skills, education, employment and business opportunities. In this light government should try and make education as accessible as possible to the young people of this nation by coming up with policies that will deliberately favour young people to access education. And because government cannot hire everyone, government should at-least also strive to make the business environment conducive and favourable for young people to do business. Youth empowerment schemes for example would also be a good idea. Government can also make it possible for young people to have access to loans on reduced tax rates. 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Ans: The government should look for other alternatives to this problem. Solar energy could be the way to. Government can also look to other alternatives such as bio-energy. 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development?

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Ans: Zambia is lacking leadership. Unfortunately the leadership leaves much to be desired. Most of the leaders do not have the interest of the people at heart but are only interested in their own selfish needs at the expense of the majority of the Zambians. Zambia needs leaders that will drive and inspire the next generation. 28. What solution would you offer for this? Ans: Empower the next generation of young people, they are not the leaders of tomorrow as they say but the leaders of today and besides the youth make up at-least 60% of Zambia’s population, and that’s so much energy worth tapping into. They have the energy, all they need is to be empowered. 29. Favourite quote: Ans: Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world – Nelson Mandela. 30. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: Ans: FB-DJ Len Zambia, Twitter - @DJLenZambia 31. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Ans: My goal is to have a business empire that is why everyday decisions I make are important to me. So in 10 years I see myself at the helm of my business empire. 32. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? Ans: I saw a clip on YouTube about a small new car that runs on “fart” instead of the conventional gas, or electricity that other vehicles run with, this car runs on the drivers “fart”. If the driver can’t fart enough to fill it up, there are special filling stations which have these huge guys ready to fart in your car at the filling station. Lol 33. What would you like to plug (promote)? Ans: I am working on my new film called “Married and loved” were I am playing one of the leading roles and filming for the movie will start in November. Fans of my music can also enjoy my single called “Sangalala”. The links for the song can be found on my official pages on Facebook and twitter. 34. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Ans: The world does not owe you anything and neither do you owe the world anything, the best that you can do is to do you, life is what you make it.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | THE HOLSTER

THE HOLSTER 1.

Full Name: Duncan Sodala

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Holstar

Current occupation: Music Manager

4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? I work in the Pension Industry 5.

Current location: Lusaka, Zambia

Your Tribe(s): Chewa and Tumbuka

Zambian languages you speak: Nyanja, Bemba, Tonga

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Luapula Province

9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Nshima (Maize meal) - Pounded Maize powder...mixed with water and brought to boil until if forms a thick paste. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: I have fallen countless times in front of people 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? None 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? I fail to speak Bemba very well but I fully understand it 13. Your favourite beverage: Lemon Water? 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Everyday 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? I help a friend collect second hands clothes for vulnerable families 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Zambia is vast and very Beautiful....its Tourism is criminally under exploited if there is such a term. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? The People

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18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? Lack of unity 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? Zambia was home to a lot of refugees both asylum seekers and Political refugees...some that ended up as Presidents and leaders in their countries. 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? 18th Olympic Games took place in Tokyo, Japan 21. Favourite past time: Relaxing in the sun 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): Reporter: Mr. Mbesuma what will you be doing with your prize money for Top scorer? Mbesuma: I am going to buy a Wadu Chovu Reporter: What is a Wadu Chovu Mbesuma: Ah, it is like a C.R... Only Zambians get it lol... 23. Your worst habit: Failure to keep in touch with old friends... 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? If maintaining peace is part of ‘Development’ we have passed with flying colours 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: More growth and prosperity 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Alternative forms of energy - i.e. Solar, Organic. Creation of reservoirs in other provinces...i.e. Luapula.

27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? We don’t have enough Exports 28. What solution would you offer for this? We need to improve in Quality, Branding and Marketing...Government needs to sponsor and train people who are specific to these fields. 29. Favourite quote: ‘Dead in the middle of little Italy, little did we know

that we riddled some middle men who didn’t do didily’ Big Pun 30. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: Facebook: Holstarmusic, Instagram: Holstar Twitter: theholstarmusic Website: www.theholstarmusic.com 31. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Hopefully running my own business and running after my kids in my forty acre back yard :) 32. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? Laugh...some weird clip on facebook...can’t remember Cry...an argument quite a while ago. 33. What would you like to plug (promote)? My new EP with Rocbeats OUT NOW. It’s called “Beast Meets A Problem” Available on my website! 34. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Look after Number One...which is yourself and all else will fall in place.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | NYEMBA

NYEMBA 1. Full Name: Maria Nyemba 2. Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Nyemba 3. Current occupation: Artist, Singer 4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? Mother, Wife 5. Current location: Lusaka 6. Your Tribe(s): Soli 7. Zambian languages you speak: Bemba, Nyanja 8. Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Livingstone 9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Lumanda, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a fresh vegetable cooked with groundnuts 10. Your most embarrassing moment: Had something in my teeth and am usually smiling or laughing so I felt really stupid in the bathroom lol 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Memorabilia 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? None 13. Your favourite beverage: Vodka 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Gave water to an old security guard who looked tired while walking with his bicycle 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you

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did and for which charity? Not yet but I hope to work with an organisation for women who need help I consider myself an advocate for women as I dedicated my EP to women wrote all songs about women’s issues 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? If we supported each other we’d be a better stronger country 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? The peace 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? Sometimes we can be ignorant to serious issues we tend to only complain but not taking action, each man for himself kind of situation usually 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? I don’t know lol 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? Don’t know that either 21. Favourite past time: Watching TV! I only sleep after midnight 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): Why did the chicken cross the road! Then I give crazy silly answers 23. Your worst habit: I like chewing stuff especially bottle tops and straws 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? Zambia has grown in many ways, people

are a lot more literate, technology being one of the things that’s improved 25. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Government needs to look into other ways of generating power, be it wind, solar or thermal energy 26. What solution would you offer for this? Maybe giving room to newer companies that can assist or lessen the burden of supply

It starts from getting rid of the old ways of solving problems like borrowing money from other countries 27. Favourite quote: Live your life like thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no tomorrow 28. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: Twitter- @marianyemba FB- Nyemba Instagram@marianyemba 29. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Owning a music label businesswoman and Bet, Chanel o and MTV award winner 30. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? My 4yr old daughter singing Dorika 31. What would you like to plug (promote)? People can request my videos which are currently showing on mtv base #Hello and #Yelele 32. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Life is a rollercoaster we all go through ups and down but what makes us stronger are the hard times so get up and fight for what you believe in and never stop trying till you get there

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | B-FLOW

B-FLOW 1.

Full Name: Brian Mumba Kasoka Bwembya

2. Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): B Flow A.K.A Mr Chant-it-on; the Dancehall Champion/Voice for the Voiceless 3.

Current occupation: Musician/Activist

4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? Part time radio presenter and Social Entrepreneur 5.

Current location: Lusaka, Zambia and New York (Working in both places)

Your Tribe(s): Bemba

Zambian languages you speak: Bemba and Nsenga

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Siavonga

9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish: how is it made or where can it be found? Bondwe, it usually grows naturally and can be found in Zambia especially in the rainy season. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: I fell during a funeral while fans were looking at me. 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Particularly. 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? Muzanga 13. Your favourite beverage: Pineapple Smoothie 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Today 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? Charity work is something I have done for 12 years now. The latest will be today where am doing something with Fountain of Hope. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? People are not as united as they are perceived. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? The peace and smiles despite numerous economic problems. 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? The hatred and lack of support for oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s good work. 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s journey towards independence? There was more than one freedom fighter.

20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? Martin Luther got a Nobel peace prize. 21. Favourite past time: My favourite passed time is watching or playing basketball with my Uncle Frank Byrne. Another one could be relaxing at Arcades where I watch movies at Ster Kenikor or just sit outside enjoying fresh air. 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): A man who refused to share a sausage with his dog and later needed the dog’s help when robbers visited his house and the dog sat quietly until he shouted the dog’s name and the dog spoke for the first time with the words “The revenge of the sausage” 23. Your worst habit: Biting nails. 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? Infrastructure and new universities. 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: Reduced cases of gender based violence, youth access to employment and low HIV/AIDS rate 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Consider investing in Luapula province which is another area with plenty water. 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? New ideas for sustainability 28. What solution would you offer for this? Youth empowerment in skills and capital. 29. Favourite quote: It is impossible until it’s done. Nelson Mandela.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | RUFF KAIDA

RUFF KAIDA 1.

Full Name: Masautso Nkhoma

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Ruff Kid/Khaida

Current occupation: Musician

Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? Business

Current location: Lusaka

Your Tribe(s): Nsenga

Zambian languages you speak: Chewa, Nsenga, and Bemba

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Chishimba falls, Kasama District

9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Nsima with kapenta and Kalembula 10. Your most embarrassing moment: falling off from stage 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Isthmus 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? Kapilyomba. 13. Your favourite beverage: Malawi Shandy 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Today 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? Yes. August 2015, Fountain of Hope 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got gold. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? Its peace 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? Zambians easily forget. 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s journey towards independence? Kaunda was not the founder of UNIP. 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? Race riots broke out in Harlem and other US cities. 21. Favourite past time: Winning the BEFFTA Award.

22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): Parent: Why did you chase my son away from school? Teacher: I asked him who brought down the walls of Jericho and he said it wasn’t him. Parent: Well, if the boy says it wasn’t him then it wasn’t him. 23. Your worst habit: Biting my nails 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? Zambia winning the 2012 African Cup of Nations 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: To be a middle income country 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Invest more in solar and wind energy 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Lack of prioritization of income generating economic activities 28. What solution would you offer for this? More resources should be channelled to income generating economic activities 29. Favourite quote: You can’t lead if you don’t know where you are going. 30. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: FB-Ruffkid; TwitterRuffkidmusic; Instagram-Ruffkid 31. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Africa’s number one music performer 32. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? One of my friends faking his death so that he can get back on top with his career after ‘resurrecting’ 33. What would you like to plug (promote)? The Zambian culture 34. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Artists can’t eat on favours and “thank yous”.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | DAMBISA

DAMBISA 1. Full Name: Dambisa Mitchell Lunda 2. Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Dambisa 3. Current occupation: Artist 4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? I am a Real Estates Dealer & Electrical Engineer 5. Current location: Lusaka Kabwata 6. Your Tribe(s): Tumbuka, 7. Zambian languages you speak: Chinyanja, Bemba 8. Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Mfuwe 9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? Nshima with Chi Bwabwa, found in most Markets in Zambia. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: I was once on stage performing, a male fan jumped on stage and touched my boobs. 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Interdenominationalistically 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? None 13. Your favourite beverage: Munkoyo 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? October 2015 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity?

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I last did charity work this year 2015 in Mazabuka Orphanage Home. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? Zambia consumes alcohol more than any other African country. 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? Zambia is a peaceful nation. 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? Peace & Democracy 19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? All presidents come in peace and go in peace, 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? The 18th Olympic Games ended in Japan. 21. Favourite past time: The day I first performed on a live band 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): My mouth pin attracts your man 23. Your worst habit: I always play with my mobile phone anywhere. 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? The roads are good, Installation of cameras on traffic lights is a step ahead. 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: I hope Zambia’s GDP will rise highly than before.

26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? The government should stop privatizing the electricity board. 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Zambia lacks enough market for its agricultural & mineral products. 28.

What solution would you offer for this?

Government should appoint me to handle its Finance Ministry. 29. Favourite quote: With God, Anything is possible 30. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: Twitter and Instagram @DambisaZambia, Facebook: Dambisa Zambia, Website: www.DambisaZambia. com 31. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? In 10 years, I will be helping needy & orphan children through my music, 32. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? I laughed to an extent of crying on my birthday because My friend from Uganda (DJ Erycom) had sent me a bra, G-string and an expensive watch yet me and him are simply good friends. 33. What would you like to plug (promote)? I want to promote Zambia to the rest of the world. 34. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? People should know that God has a plan for each one of us. So donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t stress about life.

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SPECIAL EDITION Q&A | PAUL DA PRINCE

PAUL DA PRINCE 1.

Full Name: PAUL MUNANJALA

Stage name or AKA and Nick name (if any): Paul Da Prince

Current occupation: Student

4. Aside from your occupation, what else do you do/work in/on? R&B Recording and Performing Artist/ TV and Radio Personality/ Brothers for Life Zambia Ambassador/ Actor/ DJ 5.

Current location: Windhoek, Namibia

Your Tribe(s): Tumbuka/ Lozi

Zambian languages you speak: Bemba and Nyanja

Your favourite Zambian tourist destination: Cliché but Livingstone

9. Your favourite Zambian food/dish; how is it made or where can it be found? My favourite Zambian dish is nshima with chicken and visashi. Honestly my sisters and mom do all the cooking at home so I don’t know how to prepare visashi but I know there is an element of pounded groundnuts. 10. Your most embarrassing moment: I fell in town in Lusaka during a rainy day as I was running to the bank 11. What English word do you struggle to pronounce? Ballachulish 12. What Zambian language word do you struggle to pronounce? I can’t think of one at the moment 13. Your favourite beverage: Grape juice 14. When was the last time you helped someone without being asked? Today 15. Have you done any charity work in aid of the needy in Zambia, and when was the last time you did and for which charity? Not in Zambia, but I have donated items to charity in Namibia because I only visited Zambia 8 times over the past four years. 16. What fact do you know about Zambia that you think the public are unaware of? The will to survive is instilled in every Zambian 17. What do you love the most about Zambia? The strong culture in communities 18. What do you loathe the most about Zambia? The Hippocratic behaviour of some of the people

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19. What historical fact do you know about Zambia’s journey towards independence? It wasn’t one man who fought for independence, but so many others were involved 20. Zambia got its independence on October 24th 1964; name one major event around the world that took place the same year? I have no idea 21. Favourite past time: My Xbox ONE 22. Tell us your favourite joke (not dirty): You’re not fat, you’re just.... Easier to see 23. Your worst habit: JUNK FOOD! Can’t let it go 24. What has impressed you the most in Zambia’s development since independence in 1964? The rise of many media companies, it has given Zambia a wider perspective on what’s happening in the country and the rest of the world 25. Your hope for Zambia in the next 10 years: To eliminate load shedding, have more universities and offer more jobs to local people. 26. Load shedding; what solution would you suggest the government implement? Solar fields! That should do the trick 27. What do you think Zambia is lacking in aid of development? Too many foreign investors, so it is lacking many more business minded locals and support from local banks. 28. What solution would you offer for this? There should be laws that limit the number of foreign owned businesses in the country in order to

allow locals to run the economy 29. Favourite quote: If you love what you do, you will never have to work a day in your life 30. Your social media links: FB, Instagram, Twitter, website: IG: @pauldaprince, Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/ pauldaprince, Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pauldaprincemusic, YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/pauldaprincemusic, Website - http://www.pdpmusic.co.uk

31. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Have my own media company

33. What would you like to plug (promote)? My latest video Don’t Tell

32. What was the last thing that made you laugh so much you cried? My friend accused my other friend of being too dark in a photo we recently took

34. Lastly; any wise words you would like to share? Don’t let your environment limit your ambition. Keep pushing, working hard and achieving your goals one by one. The journey may seem far, but it will be all worth it.

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