Human interest

Musical Harmony United Participants from 150 Countries in a Single Prayer: Closing Ceremony of the First WPA

The closing of the First World Public Assembly united 150 countries in music and prayer, from Serena Menarini’s Aramaic hymn to global dance ensembles, symbolizing peace and conscious unity on International Music Day.

1 week ago|Human interest

Altai Becomes Symbol of Dialogue and Unity at World Public Assembly

Altai, the cradle of civilizations, took center stage at the World Public Assembly as experts highlighted its role in Eurasian integration, cultural dialogue, and humanitarian cooperation for a peaceful, multipolar world.

1 week ago|Human interest

Inga Koryagina: “In the New Era of Conscious Unity, the Primary Value Is the Human Being”

Inga Koryagina reflects on the World Public Assembly, stressing that in a new era of conscious unity, the human being must remain the core value guiding global cooperation, peace, and development.

1 week ago|Human interest

Zambian Entertainment Industry Faces Backlash Over Mwine Mushi's Death

Youth advocate Tiza Mukuka has accused the Zambian entertainment industry of hypocrisy following the death of renowned actor Robam Mwape, popularly known as Mwine Mushi, who passed away recently in Solwezi.

1 week ago|Human interest

37-year-old Man Arrested in Chipata for Allegedly Defiling His 6-year-Old Daughter

Chipata police have arrested a 37-year-old man for allegedly defiling his six-year-old daughter

2 weeks ago|Human interest

Inga Koryagina: “I Fell in Love with Africa Thanks to Zambia” – Reflections Ahead of World Public Assembly

Inga Koryagina says she “fell in love with Africa” during IMDC2024 in Zambia, noting increased student quotas, tech cooperation, and media outreach. She’s leading efforts for the upcoming World Public Assembly to deepen Russia-Africa ties.

3 weeks ago|Human interest

Water Crisis Hits Kabompo as Residents Flock to River Banks

Kabompo faces a severe water crisis as residents travel long distances with bicycles, motorcycles, and oxcarts to fetch water from the Kabompo River, risking health and disrupting daily life.

3 weeks ago|Human interest