Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) treats its viewers to a spectacle, a disgrace in a night gown! | Chair The Voice Of Zambia

Board Chairperson of the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation Ms Mulenga Kapwepwe speaking after the ECZ Tour of the ZNBC Studios in Lusaka. | Electoral Commission of Zambia

Zambia Attracts $12bn Mining Investment - HH By Mercy Mwepa President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA says reforms undertaken in the mining sector are now yielding tangible results. President HICHILEMA has revealed that this progress is reflected in approximately 12 billion United States dollars invested in the sector over the past four years. He says the reforms have enabled the recapitalisation of mines that were facing operational challenges, while also facilitating the opening of new mining projects. The

Zambia@60: Veteran casters back on ZNBC By Masauso Mkwayaya ZNBC has engaged some veteran casters to read news in October as part of the Corporation’s Zambia at 60 commemorations. ZNBC Director General BERRY LWANDO says the veterans will be reading the 19 Hours news and other bulletins. Mr. LWANDO also says the Corporation has enlisted the veteran newscasters to promote excellence in news reading at the Corporation. Speaking during the opening of the training at the Mass Media Complex in Lusaka,

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ZNBC Expands Radio 4 Signal to Solwezi By Chansa Kunda The Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) Radio 4 signal is now operational in Solwezi District of North-Western Province. The Radio 4 signal will be running on frequency 88.9 FM. ZNBC Head of Corporate Affairs, Yvette Chanda, says this is a strategic move and part of ZNBC's ongoing efforts to expand the reach of Radio 4 beyond the line of rail. Ms. Chanda says ZNBC recognizes the immense power of radio in disseminating information

TIMMY MVULA, ZNBC LEGEND Timmy Mvula was a ZNBC tv and radio presenter of the 1970/80s. He presented popular programs like "This is my song" on radio, a program in which listeners sent letters to him via the post office requesting for songs they wanted and he would play for them. In the 1980s he presented "Time for Music" program of television which showcased Zambian bands playing their songs on television from ZNBC. This program is the source for almost all music videos for kalindula music bein