Kalichi Pictures

29/06/2026

🌍 Thinking back to the incredible work done by the Center for Urban Research and Planning at the The University of Zambia -UNZA.

The MECHANICS project was a powerful reminder that climate change isn't a future threat—it’s our current reality. While Europe grapples with extreme heatwaves, we are navigating intense rainfall patterns and the very real threat of drought in the coming year.

It’s clear that deep research and active community engagement are our best tools to fight back, adapt, and build safer, more resilient neighborhoods for everyone. 💡

What climate adaptation solutions are you seeing work in your community? Let’s talk below. 👇

26/06/2026

Conclude the Malaria Paradox series with us tomorrow! 🌍

We are wrapping up the series with a crucial discussion on the Frontline Reality of Treating Malaria. Join us to hear firsthand from the incredible healthcare workers and heroes keeping our communities safe from this deadly disease.

📅 Tomorrow
⏰ 10:00 hrs
📻 United Voice Radio 92.9 FM

A huge thank you to the Pulitzer Center for their continued support in the fight to end malaria! 🙌

26/06/2026

Tune in to Part 3 of our 4 Part Series of the Malaria Paradox Radio Show on HoneFM 94.1. Today at 10hrs we will be discussing how you can help end Malaria. We can end Malaria Together!

24/06/2026

How much is the government really investing in the fight against malaria? And more importantly, are the interventions working?🤔

​Today at 9 AM, Mercy Kamanga is hosting the National Malaria Elimination Centre (NMEC) live on 91.7FM UNZA Radio at 09:00am to discuss the realities of eradicating malaria in Zambia. We’ll be breaking down the latest stats, the hardest-hit provinces, and whether a "100% malaria-free Zambia" is actually within reach.
​Catch the conversation live at 9 AM! 📻🇿🇲


Pulitzer Center

22/06/2026

Tune in tomorrow at 10:00 CAT, live on ZNBC Radio 2 95.7FM, for "The Malaria Paradox" Episode 1, hosted by Caleb Chikele to learn more about Zambia's history in the fight against malaria.

Is the mosquito fighting back?
Zambia has made major progress in the fight against malaria, but are current interventions enough for an evolving threat?
In Episode 1 of The Malaria Paradox, we look at how malaria was fought in the past compared to today, and ask an urgent question: Are we mirroring Mozambique’s rise in malaria cases?
Inspired by Leslie Roberts’ investigation Lingering Fever, this episode explores how mosquito behaviour may be changing, what that means for prevention methods like mosquito nets and indoor spraying, and what Zambia must do to stay ahead. Featuring insights from career professionals in parasitology and entomology.

Join the conversation and call in with your thoughts and experiences. Your voice matters.

supported by the Pulitzer Center Ministry of Health Zambia

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20/06/2026

Is the mosquito fighting back? Zambia has made massive strides against malaria, but are we relying on outdated methods for an evolving threat?

Kalichi Pictures, in partnership with the Pulitzer Center under the Africa Outreach Program, is proud to announce "The Malaria Paradox", an upcoming four-part participatory radio series! Inspired by Leslie Roberts' eye-opening investigation Lingering Fever, we are bringing this critical global health conversation directly to the Zambian context to unpack the science, the skepticism, and the frontline realities.

Airing across 4 stations over the next two weeks! Stay tuned for dates and times. Get ready to call in and share your experiences—we want YOUR voice on air.

We are thrilled to be working with a brilliant core team of student journalists who will be driving these conversations and making sure your voices are heard. Introducing to you; Brian N Malumani (Evelyn Hone College), Bertha Mwaba (Evelyn Hone College), Caleb Chikele (UNZA) and Mercy Kamanga (UNZA).

26/01/2026

Our integration of AI into professional workflows has been a game-changer, allowing us to optimize production costs and expand our creative range like never before.
Join our Creative Director, Lizu Chinyama, as he shares these practical insights in a special session: Digital Skills & AI Awareness, hosted in partnership with Mwewa Bwalya and the U.S. Embassy Zambia American Spaces program.

Are you curious about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it can support your learning and research? Do you want to improve your digital skills and become more confident navigating online tools? If so, this event is for you!

Join us for Digital Skills & AI Awareness, an interactive session facilitated by our Chief Operations Officer Lizu Chinyama and Mwewa Bwalya in partnership with the U.S. Embassy Zambia American Spaces program, where you will:

- Build strong digital literacy skills for learning and research
- Learn how to use AI tools responsibly to support your studies
- Gain practical tips for finding reliable information and organizing research Learn about digital literacy and online safety

Date: 27/01/2026
Time: 13:30 - 16:00
Venue: American Corner NIPA

Register now: https://forms.gle/nmMVxWXu7U8rTBXP7

This session is perfect for students, young professionals, and anyone interested in improving their digital skills while exploring the exciting world of AI.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, explore, and empower yourself with digital and AI skills that are becoming essential in today’s world.