Taonga Kaluba
Stories bylined Taonga Kaluba at Lusaka Star, gathered on Lakatips with a link to each original.
12 stories
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Zambia
HCAZ calls for support to grow Zambia’s gastronomy industry
Hotel and Catering Association of Zambia (HCAZ) President Christopher Nsenje has called for greater collaboration among stakeholders to support the growth of Zambia’s gastronomy industry. Speaking at the second edition of the Zambia Gastronomy Awards held yesterday at Mkango Golfview Hotel, Mr Nsenje said gastronomy…
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Entertainment
KB urges musicians to to understand music contracts before signing
Prominent music producer and K-Army founder Yahya Kaba, popularly known as Killer Beats (KB), has urged musicians to understand music contracts before signing agreements in order to avoid misunderstandings and exploitation in the industry. This follows confusion between Yo Maps’ management and Muzo aka Alphonso’s…
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Entertainment
Social Media Users Urged to stop mocking content creators.
Social media users have been urged to stop mocking content creators over their living conditions and instead offer encouragement and support. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka star, content creator Miniva Mwenda said social media users are often quick to judge people without knowing the…
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Education
UNZA students launches Inaugural fundraising campaign
University of Zambia (UNZA) students have launched a fundraising campaign ahead of President Hakainde Hichilema’s inauguration ceremony, as a gesture of appreciation for what they describe as improvements made at the university under his administration. Speaking in an interview with the Lusaka Star, UNZASU Finance…
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Entertainment
Rural musician urges young musicians to relocate to urban cities for music success.
Young musicians from rural Zambia have emphasized that the key to success in the entertainment industry starts with ones decision, leaving home for the city. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, upcoming artists Charles Chanda also known as jet the beat killer said urban…
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Entertainment
Musicians raises concerns over poor event planning
Upcoming artist Mwana kalampa’s manager Jeff Samatuka, popularly known as skillz money king, has blamed poor event planning for delays in allowing artists to perform saying the situation forces musicians to rush their performances, limits interaction with audiences and affects the quality of live entertainment…
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Entertainment
Musicians urged to develop skills beyond music for financial stability.
Emmanuel Njovu, popularly known as BrokenHill Emmy, has urged artists to develop skills beyond music, saying education, vocational training and business investments are essential for financial stability and long-term success in the entertainment industry.Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, BrokenHill Emmy said it is…
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Entertainment
Artists praises social media for career growth
Zambian artists has noted that social media helps them reach audiences, promote music and grow careers. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, artist Gabriel Tembo, popularly known as Gabby GT, said social media has significantly contributed to the growth of his music career…
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Entertainment
Boy Kay reveals why friendship with Chile One collapsed.
Zambian artist Boy Kay, popularly known as Boy Kay Naneka Fye, has revealed that his friendship with fellow musician Chile One Mr Zambia ended after a fallout involving unpaid borrowed money and what he described as a one sided relationship.Speaking during an interview on the…
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Entertainment
Xaven avoids rap conflict.
Zambian rapper Rachel Mwewa, popularly known as Xaven, has highlighted that she will not involve herself in the Kanina Kandalama and Brisky rap beef, stating that her focus is beyond local competition and now aimed at the international stage. Speaking during an interview on the…
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Entertainment
Zambia’s Music Industry Lacks Competition says- 76 drums
Zambian music producer and singer Muzamba Siadizya, popularly known as 76 Drums, has stated that there is no competition in Zambia’s music industry. According to Siadizya, the increasing number of artists releasing albums reflects consistency, business growth, and a collective effort to expand the sector…
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Entertainment
Kalindula Music Shows Signs of Revival
Kalindula musician Moses Ng’andwe, popularly known as Chester, says kalindula music remains very important in today’s music industry because it represents Zambian identity and culture. Speaking in an interview with Lusaka Star, he said that whenever he makes music, he does not forget to include…
