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Doreen Kazoka, an Agriculture extension officer, showcasing her riding skills of a motorbike during this year's international women's day celebrations at Godfrey Ucar Chitalu Stadium in Kabwe
Zesco Lundazi Branch Manager, Elizabeth Kyulabantu, explains about the power generation, Supply and distribution to Eastern Province Minister, Makebi Zulu ( c ) during this year’s International Women’s Day commemoration held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata on Thursday. On his right is Chipata Mayor, Sinoya Mwale and on his left is regional Assistant Secretary, Royd TemboZambia Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) Women display a sketch diagram of power generation, distribution and Supply at this year’s International Women’s Day commemoration held at David Kaunda Stadium in ChipataYoung Happy, Health and Safe Senior Programmes Officer, Sitembile Sakala, explains to Eastern Province Minister, Makebi Zulu, when he toured stands where women showcased what they do. This was during the International Women’s Day commemoration held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata on Thursday. On the left is his Assistant Secretary, Royd TemboAlice Mweetwa, a student nurse from Rock View University School of Nursing, checks the Blood Pressure of Eastern Province Minister, Makebi Zulu, during this year’s International Women’s Day commemoration held at David Kaunda Stadium in ChipataRock View University Clinical Instructor, Faidess Katayamoyo, explains about the models used in teaching. This was during the International Women’s Day commemoration held at David Kaunda Stadium in ChipataVice President Inonge Wina is welcomed by Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo on arrival at the freedom statue for the international women’s day commemorationVice President Inonge Wina is welcomed by 1st Deputy speaker of National Assembly Catherine Namugala on arrival at the freedom statue for the international women’s day commemoration .looking on (center) is Lusaka Province Minister Bowman LusamboCentral province Minister Sydney Mushanga joins Nkhosi Yamakosi Arts Theatre dance troupe member during this year’s International women’s day celebrations in KabweDoreen Kazoka, an Agriculture extension officer, showcasing her riding skills of a motorbike during this year’s international women’s day celebrations at Godfrey Ucar Chitalu Stadium in Kabwe
its like international womens day is only for Zambia,,,the whole is quite and busy working just Zambia making it a big deal,,no wonder we still die of ifiko chorela
sembe ni hh…wenyo
PF are evil how can they r.ape zondwa wabantu and deport her!!! We will see!! You’re taking about morals,… We’ll see who is going to rush to Swaziland to go watch those young breasts
Tough Zambian chicks. Winona pa honda apo
Please dont let Rev Godfridah see that dildo on picture 3, you Godfridah and dildos
Anonymous
I could not agree more,all our demented Religious Minister sees are dildos,sex dolls,pantyless women,not the corruption and theft that is leading thousands of our nation’s citizens to early graves.
Is this really all Women’s Day has to offer in Zambia?
In South America (Brazil and Argentina) or even the Middle East and Asia, tens of thousands of women marched through the capitals of their countries on Women’s Day to condemn violence against women and to demand equal rights.
Similar marches, massive rallies and other colourful events were being held across Europe and around the world… and all we can offer is a dancing midget and a dozen hungry looking female workers.
So you took holiday for this??
Womens Day just makes women look vulnerable and fragile and weak. When God made men and women he knew very well that a woman is a substandard being and now people want equal rights for men and women it cannot happen. It can only happen if women can change their sex and became men – not even by operation or going under the knife – NO. You have to be born a man if you want mens rights to be extended to you.
Disaster!
If a woman rides a bike, so what? And you give them a holiday for that? Was that hydro model made by a woman? So what has it got to do with women? So what did women’s day achieve?
At this rate, I already know what the womens day celebrations of 2025 will be. Surely we can add value to these celebrations and shows.
very UGLY PICTURES , NOT INSPIRING the NATION,
its like international womens day is only for Zambia,,,the whole is quite and busy working just Zambia making it a big deal,,no wonder we still die of ifiko chorela
sembe ni hh…wenyo
PF are evil how can they r.ape zondwa wabantu and deport her!!! We will see!! You’re taking about morals,… We’ll see who is going to rush to Swaziland to go watch those young breasts
Tough Zambian chicks. Winona pa honda apo
Please dont let Rev Godfridah see that dildo on picture 3, you Godfridah and dildos
Anonymous
I could not agree more,all our demented Religious Minister sees are dildos,sex dolls,pantyless women,not the corruption and theft that is leading thousands of our nation’s citizens to early graves.
Is this really all Women’s Day has to offer in Zambia?
In South America (Brazil and Argentina) or even the Middle East and Asia, tens of thousands of women marched through the capitals of their countries on Women’s Day to condemn violence against women and to demand equal rights.
Similar marches, massive rallies and other colourful events were being held across Europe and around the world… and all we can offer is a dancing midget and a dozen hungry looking female workers.
So you took holiday for this??
Womens Day just makes women look vulnerable and fragile and weak. When God made men and women he knew very well that a woman is a substandard being and now people want equal rights for men and women it cannot happen. It can only happen if women can change their sex and became men – not even by operation or going under the knife – NO. You have to be born a man if you want mens rights to be extended to you.
Disaster!
If a woman rides a bike, so what? And you give them a holiday for that? Was that hydro model made by a woman? So what has it got to do with women? So what did women’s day achieve?
At this rate, I already know what the womens day celebrations of 2025 will be. Surely we can add value to these celebrations and shows.