Daniel Tonga is an esteemed journalist, economist, author, and communications professional with a distinguished career in media. He has served in various capacities, including Editor, Producer, and Head of the News Department at Prime Television Zambia. His journalistic work with Voice of America (Read moreVOA) has been pivotal in analyzing the economic and geopolitical dynamics of Zambia, with a particular focus on the impact of international firms on local businesses and the strategic interests of global powers in the region.

Tonga's contributions to literature and research are notable. He was a contributing researcher to 'An Enterprise Map of Zambia,' a book profiling leading Zambian companies, commissioned by the International Growth Centre (ICG) and the London School of Economics. He is also the author of 'Enemies of Truth' and has published several research papers in media and communication journals. His freelance journalism has reached a global audience through outlets such as France24, Global Times China, International News Agency-UK, Kenya Television Network (KTN), and Talk Radio 702.

Academically accomplished, Tonga holds a Diploma in Journalism, a Bachelor's Degree in Economics, a Master's Degree in Global Business Journalism, an MBA, and an MSc in Economics and Finance. His expertise in communications is further demonstrated by his current role as a Communications Specialist with MultiChoice Group - Zambia. Tonga is a fellow of the National Press Foundation in the United States, an alumnus of the International Institute of Journalism (IIJ) in Germany, and the Radio Nederlands Training Centre (RNTC) in the Netherlands. He is actively involved with media organizations, including the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Zambia and the African Editors Economics Editors Network (A.E.E.N.).

Lennox Kalifungwa is passionately driven by a desire to promote truth, beauty, and goodness in all things. Through the use of persuasive rhetoric and creative artistry, he endeavors to make important ideas, stories, and brands compelling. Having lived across a variety of cultures, he has naturally Read morelearned to effectively engage and connect with people from various places across the world. With experience and talent in the fine arts and an academic background in the classical liberal arts, he possess a unique skillset that enables him to be persuasive and fruitful in his vocation as a brand and marketing specialist, writer, journalist, public speaker, debater, content creator, photographer, and social commentator.

Alexander Mutale is an accomplished Zambian journalist with a keen eye on political and current affairs, particularly within Zambia and the broader Southern African region. With eight years of international reporting experience, he is fluent in English, German, and Bemba, which enhances his ability Read moreto engage with a diverse audience and sources. Since 2011, Mutale has been the Zambia correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor and contributed to the launch of its intelligence and research service, Monitor Global Outlook (MGO), in 2013. His tenure with MGO spanned two years, during which he provided in-depth analysis and reporting on key regional issues.

In addition to his work with the Christian Science Monitor, Mutale serves as the Zambia Correspondent for Financial Mail, South Africa's premier publication on investment, business, and socio-political trends. His bylines have also graced the pages of Foreign Policy (FP), where he has shared his insights on democracy, human rights, and post-colonial African politics. Mutale's reporting has shed light on pivotal moments such as the death of President Michael Sata and the political developments that followed, including the interim presidency of Guy Scott, and the challenges to democratic processes in Zambia.

Beyond journalism, Mutale is a resourceful fixer and facilitator for international reporters, editors, and business professionals seeking to work in Zambia. Since 2013, he has adeptly arranged visits and provided essential services such as on-the-ground correspondence, logistical support, security advice, translation, and local production. His commitment to competence, honesty, dedication, and teamwork makes him an invaluable asset to those looking to navigate and understand the complexities of Zambia's socio-political landscape.

Canisius Mushibwe is a journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia. I am an individual who is willing to learn and serve; I am able to respond to changes and to modify behavior with change in any environment. I am mentally agile, innovative, diverse and with good interpersonal skill. I am also good at Read moreaccomplishing multiple tasks simultaneously and working effectively under pressure and possessing problem solving skills.

A passionate driven young journalist Possessing effective knowledge of the following editing
software Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro CS6/ CC7, Adobe Audition CS6 , Adobe Page
maker and having a commitment to keep up to date with the latest development technology.
Having abilities of understanding media policies and procedures. Ability to interpret national
laws and able to cover every beat.

Mthoniswa Banda is  an indepth writer / analyst on Zambia's  circular economy, environment, wildlife, media environment and other community development issues. 
He is a communications, media and advocacy strategist currently offering consulting services under Mthoniswa Banda Consultancy to Read moreorganisations and individuals seeking media coverage, brand publicity, and best practice activity story telling.
He is writer, researcher, media planner and projects documents editor.

Dorothy Chisi is an accomplished journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia, with over a decade of experience in both print and electronic media. Her reporting spans a wide range of topics, including hard news, local events, feature stories, and entertainment. Chisi is particularly noted for her insightful Read morecoverage of social and environmental issues in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a special focus on Zambia. She adeptly explores subjects such as women's roles in agriculture, the intricacies of waste management, and the critical nature of comprehensive sexuality education.

Holding a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Cavendish University Zambia, Chisi has honed her skills to highlight the pivotal role of women in sustainable development and economic growth, as well as the obstacles they encounter in securing necessary resources. Her articles often feature perspectives from officials, experts, and local community members, underlining the urgency of effective policy implementation and active stakeholder engagement.

Currently serving as a correspondent reporter for the Times of Zambia, a government public newspaper, Chisi is dedicated to bringing to light the intersection of public health concerns with various societal issues, such as the impact of waste management on health and the importance of sexuality education in curbing teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). She is open to partnerships and collaborations, offering her journalistic expertise to those in need of her services in Zambia, subject to her availability and resources.

Joshua Jere is a journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia. He is videographer, fixer, translator and video editor. He has done jobs for Voice of America and for Africa Check journalists.

Gift Chanda is a Zambian-based journalist with over 12 years of experience covering a wide range of current affairs, including politics, business, and culture. He spent more than four years at The Post Newspaper, Zambia’s largest privately-owned paper, where he specialized in reporting on mining, Read morecorporate deal-making, and agriculture.

He also contributed to several recognized local and international media outlets. Recently, I was part of the 'Fatal Extraction' investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), which exposed the harmful practices of Australian mining companies in Africa.

John N. Chola is an investigative journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia. John has practiced Journalism for over 15 years having started his career with the Zambia Daily Mail in 1997. He works as print - newspaper & Magazine, broadcast and online Journalist with an excellent flair. He is excellent in Read morethe area of risk analysis. He is a Journalist Mentor having worked with the BBC Media Action. He is ready to play the role of fixer too. John is a respected name in the broadcasting industry not only in Zambia but across the Southern Africa region.
John is ready to get up and go for a story at any time. +260 966431284.

Shalala Oliver Sepiso is a journalist. He is a also a fixer for journalist crews coming to Zambia for assignments