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Ruff Kid Issues An Apology To Jae Cash.
31/05/2026

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MPEZENI IV: The end of a 44-year reignPARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni IV of the Ngoni people has died at the age of 75, leaving ...
30/05/2026

MPEZENI IV: The end of a 44-year reign

PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni IV of the Ngoni people has died at the age of 75, leaving behind a wife, one child and grandchildren.

Senior Chief Nzamane, who happened to be the second in command to the late Chief has announced at a press briefing.

The traditional leader died in the early hours of today at the University Teaching Hospital (UTH) in Lusaka.

His body has since been moved to Maina Soko Military Hospital.

Mpezeni IV, who ruled for 44 years, ascended to the throne in 1982 following the death of his father, who had reigned for four decades.

Born David Njengembazo Jele, the chief spent much of his early life in his village of Efeni in Chipata District before later working in a factory in Livingstone.

He was crowned at the age of 31 in a ceremony involving Ngoni royal figures from Zambia and Malawi, with the presence of Zambia’s first Republican President Dr Kenneth Kaunda.

According to Ngoni historian Gumbi Jele, the succession process following the death of Mpezeni III in 1981 took place after a year long mourning period, traditionally referred to as the “year of the witch-hunt,” though he noted that modern times may alter how long the process takes.

In an interview with Kalemba, Jele described how royal delegates travelled to Livingstone to inform the future chief of his destiny.

"When Inkosi YaMakhosi Mphezeni III died on June 11, 1981, the AmaZwangendaba Nation of Zambia was on its knees as it mourned its monarch, who had been at the helm of power for 40 years."

"As per Ngoni cultural rites, it had to find a successor after the one year mourning period that is also called the 'year of the witch-hunt', according to the Nguni calendar of events. Whilst destiny was smiling at him, Mpezeni IV was oblivious of the happenings in his native village of Efeni in Chipata district as he was 1,051 kilometres away, in the southern city of Livingstone where he was working in a factory," shared Jele.

"After careful deliber

Singer CHANDA Charged Over Child ExploitationBy Memory BbukuZambian artiste EDWARD CHANDA, of the music duo Chanda na Ka...
23/05/2026

Singer CHANDA Charged Over Child Exploitation

By Memory Bbuku

Zambian artiste EDWARD CHANDA, of the music duo Chanda na Kay, has appeared in court accused of trafficking a child for sexual exploitation.

CHANDA pleaded not guilty before Lusaka Magistrate NTHANDOSE CHABALA.

He is facing three counts of prohibition of trafficking of children, prohibition of child grooming and prohibition of child solicitation, contrary to the laws of Zambia.

In the first count, CHANDA is alleged to have, on August 3, 2025, trafficked WK, a child, within Zambia for the purpose of sexual exploitation.

In the second count, it is alleged that on July 7, 2025, CHANDA used a computer or computer system with intent to groom WK, a child, to facilitate or encourage sexual conduct.

The third count alleges that on July 27, 2025, CHANDA used a computer or computer system to arrange a meeting with WK with intent to abuse or engage in sexual activity with the child.

Magistrate CHABALA adjourned the matter to June 1 for commencement of trial.

17/04/2026

A satisfied life is better than a successful life.

Bane, many people today are chasing success… but very few are pursuing satisfaction.

We live in a time where if you don’t look like you’re “winning” on social media, you start questioning your life.

New phone today, new car next week, unexplained wealth by month-end… but deep down, no peace.

Let me submit this to you: a satisfied life is better than a successful one.

Because success is often measured by others, likes, comments, lifestyle, noise.
But satisfaction is measured within your mind, your soul, your heart.

Bane, some of these shortcuts people are taking in the name of “quick money”… they may bring temporary success, but they rob you of peace, dignity, and long-term purpose.

You can’t enjoy the money if you’re always looking over your shoulder.
You can’t call it success if your conscience is not at rest.

And let’s be honest, not everything that shines is clean. Some “blessings” come with hidden costs 🤣

True success is not just about having, it’s about becoming.
Becoming disciplined. Becoming grounded. Becoming aligned with purpose.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not about how loud your success looks…
it’s about how peaceful your life feels.

So before you chase what everyone is chasing, ask yourself:

Is it worth my peace?
Is it aligned with who I want to become?

Bane, choose a life that lets you sleep well at night, not just one that impresses people during the day.

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17/04/2026

please who brought Ai here
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07/03/2026
B Quan Phamaika  we thank you for your creativity, consistenncy and the impact music industry has had on you.  is  🔥🔥His...
28/06/2025

B Quan Phamaika we thank you for your creativity, consistenncy and the impact music industry has had on you.

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