In our latest blog post, we delve into the astounding power of the sun and its potential to transform our energy landscape. Every hour, the Earth is bathed in 173,000 terawatt-hours of solar energy, which astonishingly matches the amount of energy humans consume globally in an entire year. This revelation not only highlights the immense power of solar energy but also underscores the vast potential it holds for future energy solutions.
Join us as we explore how Kitwe’s leveraging this abundant resource is leading to a revolution in how we power our city, homes, and lives. From reducing our carbon footprint to enhancing energy security, the benefits of solar power is propelling us towards a more sustainable and resilient future. Discover the possibilities in “Sunshine Power” and imagine a world where clean energy is not just a dream but a daily reality.
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Victoria, The Smoke That Thunders
by JS •
Embark on a musical journey with an enchanting song paying homage to Zambia’s breathtaking vistas and rich cultural tapestry in “Victoria (Falls) – The Smoke That Thunders (Mosi-oa-Tunya).” This soul-stirring tribute showcases the fusion of vibrant rhythms and the awe-inspiring beauty of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Victoria Falls.
“Victoria – The Smoke That Thunders” isn’t just a music video; it’s an invitation to explore the heart and soul of Zambia.
My Dad’s Legacy in Chamboli
by JS •
In the bustling heart of Zambia’s Copperbelt, within the dynamic yet tumultuous Chamboli, known colloquially as “Biafra,” my dad embraced the role of a social worker after his initial career as a teacher. His transition to the ZCCM mining company marked the beginning of an extraordinary journey, leading the Youth in Chamboli initiative against a backdrop of potential unrest and youthful exuberance. Amidst challenges that could easily spiral into chaos, my dad wielded a powerful tool transcending conventional methods of conflict resolution: active listening. His ability to truly hear, understand, and empathetically engage with the community’s youth cultivated a remarkable sense of calm and order in a place nicknamed after a war-torn region. This narrative explores the profound impact of my dad’s active listening, a testament to the transformative power of genuine empathy and understanding within the complexities of human interaction and community building.
Discover the Magic of “The Wise Tree of Kitwe”:
by JS •
In the bustling town of Kitwe, under the vast Zambian sky, stands a figure of wisdom and love—Mama Miti, the wise tree. Her story, “The Wise Tree of Kitwe,” weaves a tapestry of life’s intricate dance between nature and nurture. Through Mama Miti’s eyes, we learn the profound impact of a single act of caring, a lesson that resonates deep within the roots of our being.
As Mama Miti spreads her branches wide, embracing the warmth of the sun, she devises a plan as brilliant as the African dawn. Her mission? To scatter her seeds far and wide, each encased in a shell of love and wisdom, ensuring that her children—the trees—can offer shade and sustenance to the world beyond her reach.
Fruit Harvest Competition for Children!(Video)
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New English-Bemba Dictionary 2024
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Beyond Fertilizers:
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Words of Wisdom
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Dr. Pardon Mwansa’s YouTube channel is a treasure trove of Bemba language videos aimed at educating viewers. The channel, praised for its engaging content, features proverbs and sayings. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for updates on new videos, as this resource offers a unique window into the Bemba language and culture.
Zambia’s Battle Against Cholera: Key Facts and Safety Tips
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Cholera’s most severe complication is dehydration, leading to dangerous electrolyte imbalances, muscle and nerve dysfunction, and even hypovolemic shock. This rapid fluid loss can cause acute renal failure and make the body prone to secondary infections. In children, cholera often leads to hypoglycemia due to rapid nutrient loss. These complications highlight the need for immediate medical intervention, emphasizing that timely fluid and electrolyte replacement is crucial and potentially life-saving.
COOKING VERBS – Bemba Lesson 35
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Fund Raising Dinner – 17 Nov, 2023
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1 – Bemba Wisdom – Mother Carry Me…
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KITWE HEARING CHARITY
by Richard Katebe •
“MWABI – CAN YOU SEE US?”
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2000 VOLVO FM7 250 CURTAINSIDER TRUCK FOR SALE
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KITWE'S HISTORY
My Dad’s Legacy in Chamboli
by JS •
In the bustling heart of Zambia’s Copperbelt, within the dynamic yet tumultuous Chamboli, known colloquially as “Biafra,” my dad embraced the role of a social worker after his initial career as a teacher. His transition to the ZCCM mining company marked the beginning of an extraordinary journey, leading the Youth in Chamboli initiative against a backdrop of potential unrest and youthful exuberance. Amidst challenges that could easily spiral into chaos, my dad wielded a powerful tool transcending conventional methods of conflict resolution: active listening. His ability to truly hear, understand, and empathetically engage with the community’s youth cultivated a remarkable sense of calm and order in a place nicknamed after a war-torn region. This narrative explores the profound impact of my dad’s active listening, a testament to the transformative power of genuine empathy and understanding within the complexities of human interaction and community building.
Kitwe Town Video
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Watch “Presidents of Zambia” on YouTube
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Kitwe’s War Memorial
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An Empty Grave(Cenotaph) at Kaunda Square There was no Facebook, Twitter or other Social Media, so the civic leaders of Kitwe City Council carved a message in stone in the middle of Kaunda Square(formerly known as Coronation Square). A cenotaph was erected outside the Kitwe Civic Centre when it was still located in what is now…
Mutondo House, Then and Now
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KITWE CHANGES What is Mutondo house now? Just in between the Kitwe Civic centre and ZIBSIP College, is a two-storey building laced with copper rails around its entrance. If you go further inside you would notice that all door handles are made of pure copper. Mutondo house was the name of this massive former ZCCM…
Kitwe Elects a New Mayor – 2014
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Kitwe Monuments – Mposa mabwe Statue
by Richard Katebe •
The story behind Kitwe's Mposa Mabwe Statue On Kitwe’s Matuka Avenue and in the middle of the road, between Chermopharm chemists and Mama Africa shop, there is a real human size stone throwing statue commonly known as Mposa mabwe (“stone thrower”) by the local people of Kitwe. One may ask why the statue was erected…
Mayors Of Kitwe : 1954 to 2012 – Photo Gallery
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See more information about Maurice Gersh, the first mayor of Kitwe. Photo gallery of the past mayors of Kitwe 1954-2012 Click here for more information about Maurice Gersh, the first mayor of Kitwe.