Nkwazi Magazine

There are currently 99 species of snakes known to live in Zambia. Of this number, 71 are harmless to human beings. They either have no venom or their venom is too weak to harm us. So far, so good. However, there are also snakes that pose a threat to humans. There are 28 snakes in […]

Lusaka’s Showgrounds holds one of the city’s most surprising secrets. Hidden between industrial and commercial enterprises is a treasure trove of talented sculptors; working and exhibiting world class art pieces, mostly from recycled metal

My name is Dana Patel and I am a photographer based in Lusaka, Zambia. I was born and raised in San Diego, California and have lived in Zambia for almost eight years now. Fueled by my innate passion for discovery, I am inspired by the natural beauty of the world around us. Lucky for us, Zambia is naturally beautiful, even in its everyday

Fisho Patrick Mwale is a titan of the Zambian business sector with an indelible and illustrious career spanning more than four decades.

Consumers around the world, Zambia included, have shown an increasing desire to use digital financial services.

The drive to Sakae Paradise is a quiet serene one as I head down Leopards Hill, past the boom gate turn onto State Lodge Road and drive through the newly developed neighbourhood

São Tomé and Príncipe is a delightful two-island tropical getaway off the coast of West Africa.

My name is Linda Mulenga Nsunge (UnikueModa). I am a Zambian photographer with a passion for travel and fashion.

It is a sobering reality to comprehend that the economic value and scarce resource that we seek in Lusaka is actually outside of it.

The practice of entrepreneurship in Zambia is relatively new given our historical and cultural context.

I have been accident prone all my life. I always end up hurting myself in mysterious ways.

The way we travel has changed significantly and drastically in the past eight months due to the pandemic we find ourselves grappling with

We are often told that Zambia is a country blessed with natural resources that few places in the world can compete with.

I was borderline giddy with excitement when I set out to write this article. As a young woman in leadership

Zimbabwean musician Takura Shonhai, known simply as Takura, a.k.a. Mr. Okay Okay Okay, is making waves locally and internationally with his eclectic fusion of sound and relatable lyrics.

My journey with photography started quite early on; I was always obsessed with the film prints that my mother had captured of me as a child. Growing up I really enjoyed watching fashion shows and being obsessed with fashion and magazines but not knowing how I could exist in that space. When I got my […]