Catholic Diocese of Solwezi youth choir toured to Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) Lusaka's studios just after attending the Jubilee Year of Hope youths Zambia in Lusaka. | Catholic online Tv Zambia

Every Saturday at 16:00hrs on the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) Tv 1. | Smart Eagles

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

50K views · 1K reactions | The game between ZNBC and The Comedians is on tonight. Free scoring team doctor and Coach are weighing in as we build up to this mouthwatering game which will played at East Park mall at 21hrs and will be live on the ZNBC Facebook. | ZNBC Today | Facebook

As Zambia celebrates International Women's day tomorrow, ZNBC caught up with the country's first indigenous woman to fly an aeroplane in Zambia. Captain YICHIDI NDHLOVU, whose flying career spans over 33-years, is now the Acting Senior Inspector -Flight Operations at the Civil Aviation Authority. | ZNBC Today

News of a talking two month old baby spread like wildfire on social media. ZNBC TV2 Journalist Patricia Mapiki went to visit the baby and ALICE, the mother . Tune in to the ZNBC TV2 main news and on this page at 18hrs to find out the truth. | ZNBC Today

4.2K views · 504 reactions | ZNBC Expands Radio 4 Signal to Solwezi...

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

ZNBC Commits to Promoting Local Languages By Caren Mwaka The Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation -ZNBC- says it is dedicated to preserving culture through broadcasting of local languages to all parts of the country and beyond. ZNBC- Acting Director General BRIGHT NKAKA says the evolving media landscape requires massive collaboration among broadcasters to keep the relevance of culture. Speaking when a delegation from the Zimbabwean Broadcasting Corporation -ZBC- and National Listeners club,