Tule Shoma

Do you know how to say Hello in your traditional language?
If so how do you?🥰

💔 We strongly condemn the recent violent clashes in Zambezi District between the Lunda and Luvale communities.
The attacks, which left people injured, homes destroyed, and cultural celebrations disrupted, are a painful reminder of how quickly division can rob us of the beauty of our shared heritage. Violence, whether through words, actions, or weapons, can never be the answer.
As a people, we must rise above tribal lines and stand united as Zambians first. Our diversity in language, traditions, and culture is not a weakness — it is our greatest strength. The Likumbi Lyamize Traditional Ceremony should be a time of celebration, not conflict.
We commend the swift action of the Zambia Police in restoring order and call upon leaders, youths, and elders from all sides to champion peace, tolerance, and dialogue. 🙏
✨ Our project stands as proof that language and culture should be tools for connection, not division. We believe that learning, appreciating, and respecting each other’s languages can help heal wounds and break the cycle of tribalism.
Let us choose peace over violence, unity over division, and dialogue over hatred. Zambia’s future depends on it. 🇿🇲✨

Over 100 arrested in Zambezi following Lunda–Luvale clashes, police say OVER 100 people have been apprehended in Zambezi District following clashes between a group of Lundas and Luvales.
The incident occurred yesterday when a group of Lundas launched attacks on Luvales who had gathered to welcome a cyclist, Yeye, who is in the district to attend the Likumbi Lyamize Trad...