Sikongo Times

  Get ready to experience the thrill of a touching song titled "Boma" by Sikongo s fastrising artist Ebro Tiz, who teamed up with the well known Yang Kid.  From the very first listen, it becomes clear that this is not just another track it is a heartfelt message dedicated to mothers everywhere. "Boma" shines a light on the powerful role mothers play in our lives their sacrifices, their patience and their endless prayers for their children.  The song speaks from the perspective of a son who acknowledges that life is not easy right now.  He admits that times are tough, but he holds onto one promise to make his mother proud someday. Rather than allowing mothers to feel forgotten, the song reassures them to remain hopeful.  In the emotional chorus, Yang Kid delivers the powerful line, "Kilika feela zeshupile," meaning that things are tough , but they are only temporary and forgetting one s mother is never an option. With its deep message and relatable lyrics,...

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  Fans praise natalui band's talent and legacy, yearning for their return to music.  Many cherish memories of their hits like "sishemo safa meno" and "boma baka" and urge kuza mulena to support their comeback.  As people who enjoyed their music in the industry what is your concern to natalui band? 

  On 13 January 2026, ZAWA officers were discovered by Headman Muhongo after setting up camp near Sihendo Village in Sikongo District, Western Province. Upon noticing the tents, the Headman approached the area to identify the individuals. When he attempted to inquire, the officers instructed him not to come near the camp. The Headman subsequently dispatched villagers to verify who had established the camp near their settlement. When the first group of youths arrived, they were reportedly ordered to lie on the ground by armed ZAWA officers, who allegedly began beating them. The officers only ceased when former Headman Moses Mutuso (aged 101) and Mr. Mundia Mutuso (aged 58), a veterinary officer from the same village, arrived. The two questioned the officers’ identity and purpose, noting that they were not in uniform and had not informed local leadership of their presence. The officers claimed they were on duty to safeguard trees in the area, a response that did not satisfy Mr. Mutus...

Sikongo District is set to mark a major milestone in its healthcare development following the acquisition of a 26.9 hectare site for the construction of its first ever modern district hospital. Sikongo Town Council has confirmed that construction works are expected to commence in June 2026 after the completion of the procurement process. Once operational, the hospital will significantly improve access to quality healthcare services for the people of Sikongo District and surrounding communities. The state of the art facility will comprise key medical and support infrastructure, including an administration block, Outpatient Department (OPD), operating theatre, maternity wing, mortuary and ten staff houses, among other essential facilities designed to meet modern healthcare standards. Few weeks ago, a joint technical team from the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Infrastructure, on the picture below, the housing and Urban Development Headquarters in Lusaka conducted a site visit to ...